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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10
NEWS ITEMS.

Anoka has a new steam fire engine.
The Black Hills are threatened
with general Indian war.
The Commissioner of Agriculture
estimates the corn crop at four huns
dred million bushels.
The editor Of the Glenwood Eagle
and the Register. of Deeds in Pope
county had fight last week.
A large number of Independent
candidates for the several county Of
fees are in the field in Pope county
The editor of the Melrose Record
is Republican and postmaster, but
is an enthusiastic supporter of Dom
nelly.
The Cheyenne Indians have left
their reservation, and have commenced
derredations. 1t IS feared that a gen.
eral Indian war is brewing.
On the 1st inst. John Salmon, of AL
exandria, and Elizabeth Miller, of the
same place, were married. The bride
groom is 83 years of age, and the
BRIDE is 63.
Tramps in the South are burning
cotton-glns where the propr'etors will
not pay them $l.00 hundred for
picking cotton.
On the Both Of September Edward
Walker, of Sauk Centre, seventeen
years Of age, went on horseback to find
some COWS, and was instantly killed by
lightning when about three>fourths Of
mile from town. The horse was also
killed.
The books and accounts of the insane
asylum at St. Peter have been turned
over to State Examiner Knox, and 1t
is hoped that he will be able to dis,
cover what the management, finan,
cia:ly, of the insane asylum has beer
for the past few years.
Memphis Avalanche.
We have good many doctors an;
a good many nurses, but the doctor.
do not seem to do us much good, anc
we know from personal observation
that the majority of the nurses are {
drunken, thieving set. More men
women and children have been lost ir
Memphis in this epidemic from thicv'
ing, drunken, incompetent nurses
than from any other cause. ~
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Miscellaneous.

Chicken thieves at Pensacola, Fla,
serenade the family they intend to rob
and while the inmates of the house arr
listening at the front windows to tht
musicians the windows the working
members Of the association clean ou
the coops in the backyard. They
call it coop d'etat.
t. I'm q tough cuss from Bitter
Greek" is the expression employed by
the plains desperate to inform every,
body that he is ION the fight u j Far.
ther east the corresponding member
Of society says:a 'rm a wolf, and
this is my time to howl" In Ken.
tucky he says: I'm a yard wide, and
ali WOOL l.: s>s< .:sssaa5s..s s:>... H. :.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10

SummOns.
OTATE OF MINNESOTA,
~ SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
.r.: COUNTY OF MORRISON.
Lizzie u. Rounds Plf)
VS.. }Summons
Joseph S. Rounds Def't.
The State Of Minnesota, to the Above Named
Defendant. District Court.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer t.ie complaint in this action which has
peen Eied in the Office of the Clerk of said
corrt at Little Falls in said County and to
serve copy Of your answer to the said COM
plant on the Subscriber, at his Office in tho
town Of Little Falls in said county, Minneso-
IA, within Thirty Days after theservice Of this
summons upon You, exclusive of the day of
such service, and if you fail TO answer the said
complaint within the time aforsaid, the Plain
tiff in this acton will apply to tho Court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
Dated August 18th, 1873. 4:srszs>
~ .a. e., e. 8. SMITH,
y Plaintiffs Attorney.
Little Falls. Minn.5 .zazEs.sz;s .szz @55es2
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10

Every individual found in the streets
Of the cities of. Russia in state Of in,-
toxication, is compelled to work At
sweeping the streets during the whole
Of the following day: The rigor and
impartiality as.to nation, sex, or cons
dition, with which this raleo is carried
out, is worthy Of imitation BY many
more civilized nations ezzsE .;s;s5.ff, "a =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10

changed Tor all the old State railroad
bonds 3 outstanding, and no taxation
will be required. In our opinion tits.
the safes safest and best plan to give these
lands for the bonds, and thus dispose
of the question forever. The present
opportunity is one which may not come
again, and the voters Of Minnesota
should not fail TO improve it. 80 a.a' :: .... :.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10
The Elections,

u 3
81. On Tuesday the 7th. inst. elections
were held in Ohio, Indiana, West
Virginia and Iowa. The returns re-
ceived are yet very meager, but judg>
ing from those at hand Ohio has gone
Republican by $4,000 majority, and
Iowa by 10000 majority. Indiana is
believed to have gone Democratic by
a small majority. Very little definite
news from West Virginia. The
Greenback vote was unexpectedly
small in all four Of the States.
LATEST.-The latest returns show that
the strength of the Democrats and Green
hackers is much greater than at first reported,
The Democrats elect eleven out of twenty
| congressman in Ohio, though the Republican
Secretary Of State has small majority. In
Iowa, which usually gives Republican ma
jority of 10000. the Republican majority is
| only about 10000, Indiana has gone Demo
cratic by about $4,000 majority, the Demo
| Gratis gaining three congressman. In the leg.
| islature the Democrats and Greenbackers
| have eighty members, and the Republicans
| have seventy. The Republicans make small
| gains in West Virginia.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10
Rates will be Furnished
Upon Application at this Ofice.
LEON HOUDE
NEW GOODS

~ ~...~ NEW GOODS
# ESer brought Morrison County, consisting OF tu line eef
Dry Goods, Gro ceriies, Pro
visions, Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps, Flour and
Feed, Heavy and ShelfHard-
ware, Crockery and
Glassware,
And, intact, everything that noy customer. oant
1@e attention farmers IS called the fact that paging the yav Aa
est market price
wzEAT
and all of Farm Produce
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10

secure his approval. Gov, Austin had
the integrity and the frmness to veto
the bill, and the Washburn gang of
sharks we're defeated. The lands
were thus saved to. the State, and by
proper management will wipe out the
railroad bond debt of.oYer fouE mill
ion dollars. IF Bill Waahburn could
have had his way, he would harestolen
the lands and left the State to pay the
debt by taxation. 445ss::ss s5a8.5.'6.ss9 II
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10
~ 7 Fs.4 .;sf@s. l9,3-3- - .sf.sZ
from the st. Paul Globe. = q

From the st. Paul Globe. -asa*@: n.,Gs=, 3rgla"
When Washburn was in the Leg
stature = few years ago, bis sole aim
and effort was to steal the 500, 900
acres Of internal Improvement lands
he joined the land ring, and xas to
receive s75, 900 acres for his share of
the grab After the bill passed,
he visited Gov. Austin and endeavored
BY persua.ion and finally BY threats to
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-10-10
Lands For sale.

5000 acres Of FIRST class farming
lands in Morrison county for sale by
the undersigned. Prices moderate
and terms easy 49,. ...ss. ss...
S .@.s:xszss4 JONATHAN sTAYLOR...
i Little Falls, Mimi. s$
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1t seems to be only just to the government
of Brazil that it should be known that the
recent refusal of that country to admit into it
cOlOred labOrers from the United States is in
accordance with law passed twenty-five
years ago. and which aims to prevent the Afri-
can slave trade. 1t is believed, furthermore
by so competent and liberal an authority as
the Emperor himself that, should the law be
abrogated now, plenty of Portuguese and
other African slave dealers would seize with
ayidity the pretext of Introducing railroad
colOred labOrers to reopen their nefarious
traffic
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1t seems that We are not to be forever de-
priyed of our c. III. MOulton, real estate agent
who left Us so suddenly nearly year ago. He
IS tired of his wanderings in England, has
spent all the money that his extraordinary
business capacities enabled him to pocket
while among us, and yearns with patriotic fer
yOr to return TO his native land. After fifteen
short days he will start for home again to meet
his admiring friends, and be tried for forgery
1t is the eXtraditiOn treaty. under which he is
arrested. that extends his European trip by
this half month.
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Russia gains point in establishing that the
armistice negotiations shall be conducted
directly with her enemy. England gains a
point in obtaining the concession that special
questions, affecting English interests shall be
discussed by the Russian cabinet with her
own. Turkey gains no points at all. She shows
her appreciation OF the situation by investing
her two representatives, appointed to arrange
an armistice, with full powers to treat for
OpaPh
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An eminent physician has undertaken to
give reasons for the frequently noticed fact
that American city girls are very pretty and
grow in grace and lsveliness until they are
about eighteen or twenty. when they generally
get pale, sickly-lOOking and faded, going all
TO pieces at twenty-six. He attributes it to
lack of exercise in the open air, the wearing
of wells that interfere with breathing tight
lacing, round dances and too much study.
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Governor Robinson, of New York, takes
solid ground and furnishes food for good
deal of thought when he says, in his message,
that when the state has given to all the chill
dren good cOmmOn-SchOOl education, it
should there leave them to their own resources,
and to follow such callings as their capacities
fit them for
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

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T By X. 0. HOFFMAN. 10th and r sts q. W.
Three new Stores, 1419. 142S 1925 N Y av.n.w. SIS
IL Once Rooms over above stores from SIS TO IS
Stores, from 9l7 to 1926 7th ST N. W., each. IS
4Dweling Houses over above stores each 800. IS
800 18th st. 8 ROOMS, mod imps .......... IS
zoos z st. NV, 10 rooms and bath, mod. imps As
lilo NJ st. n W., 8 rooms and bath, mod. imp. so
Oil st.n.w. rooms and bath. mod. imps. 40
6S7 ID st. NV, II rooms and bath. mod. imp. 35
Store, corner Louisiana ave. and 9th ST. NV. 80
49 X ST. NV, III rooms and bath, mod. impS.... 80
JAG nth st. NV. 10 RS. and bath, mod imps. IS
1925 l1th st. n.w., rooms gas and water. 90
Double House with Stable. we'll furnished, in good
location; to private family only.
FOR SALE-An elegant double House, new, with
every mod. convenience; one of the best locations
in Georgetown, II. C.: very cheap. ian12-tr
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After all, the "Sweet Singer of Michigan"
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the Hartford COurdnt. Both these all-pervad-
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Illustrate the power of the press
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Gold is down to 102 to-day! Evidently Wall
street is yet more confident that the silver bill
is teetOtally done for. Well, somebody is
going to be badly fooled
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The reappOintment of Postmaster Edmunds
gives satisfaction. He has filled the place ac-
cpDtaby
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Through much tribulatiOn the anthracite
coal companies have at length entered into
combination. Lehigh Valley has been APP
pcased by an increase in her percentage allOt
ment of the entire production. A formal
meeting to ratify the agreement already made
is all that now remains to be done. But there
is no unallOyed enjoyment or undiSturbed
serenity in this world even for the happy
family of combined coal companies. me m
Der of the New York assembly aims a blow at
the peace of mind of this union. Setting forth
that the avOwed purpose of the combination is
to limit the supply of coal and TO embaTraSS
the consumers of that article, he offers resO-
luton that the assembly committee on rail
roads he directed to investigate the subject.
and if it be found that any corporation pro-
tected by the laws of the state is violating its
charter, to repOrt&srhat action of the Iegis-
lature is necesSarytO Obyiate the difficulty. 1t
may be that this resolution was introduced
simply for political effect, with no intention of
its serious consideration; but it serves as a
prophecy of the cutlery which will inevitably
follow every attempt of ''blOated capitalists"
(eyen though they be running themselves by
cOmpetitiOn,) to follow the example of the
WOrkingmen and combine for their protection.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENTS

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
IL At BRODHEAD'S,
1908 II ST., between 18th and 18th
Good Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, 8 cents
Clark best GOO yards warIanted) Spool Cotton g.
Regular made British Hose 25c. pair and up,
Beautiful Neck Rufiiing, 10 cents per ward and I'M
Elegant S-button Kids. In black, white street and
opera shades. 81. 70 per pair
Good 20-bone Hip-tiore CorsetS in boxeS % cant.
per pair: Lonesdale yard-wide bleached Cottoa
, Ioc. per yd: Unbleached Cotton, Sc. per I'd. up.
Lyons eros Grain Black Silk, Doc and up
Iequ0t 10-4 t2b9 yd wideD Sheeting, Sic.
S Zoo BAL knitting Cotton, &c. per tall.
and full line OF Dress Goods, Fancy Goods and
domestic Goods, equally cheap. Close purchx-
sers should call at BRODHEAD'S
j6-tT 1905 II St LET 10Th and ISta
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nor RENT BY
Il THEODORE F. GATCHEL.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
Corner 11th and streets NV.

Dwellings,.
Gas Pa. ave e.. IL $50
144S N st. n. W., Is rs, mod inns ....,.,,,.,,. SO
1916 ST. NV, 10 rs mod. inns .,...,...,:,... IS
942 L ST. II. W.. 10 rs, mod impS. ........,... As
1887 9Th st. n. w., 10 rs, mod. impS ........ IS
1915 Vermont ave. n. W., rs, mod. impS ..... 81
621 11th st. NV. 10 rs. mod. impS .......... A.
1880 st. NV, rs, mod impS. .............. p
Ills 10th ST. W., rs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25
2011 11th st. W.. 10 Observation-Disclosures. 81
1852 ST. NV, rs Observation-Disclosures. II
ZIG X. j. ave. NV, rS...................... IL
800 II st. me-. RS. %
"a 18th ST. Sc, rs. %
80. III st. ne, rs. IA
10 Browns Court NV, Observation-Disclosures. 10
20O2 boundary ST., NV, Observation-Disclosures. 10
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Stores and Dwellings,.
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T04 7th ST. S.w., rooms and store room ....... Il
7o6 9TH st. S.w. rooms and store rOOm 16
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The gallant SeryianS occupy the Turkish
towns just Us fast as the Turks evacuate them.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-A number of
Is very superior Fire and Burglar-P roofs@-
SAFES of the American Steam Safe Com HWGI
pany; as good as new. For particulars toS@1
terms, &c, apply at the Freedman Bank. janI1 If
FOR SALE-At a Sacrifce-The fine BRICK
II HOUSE, with back building, No. 400 Sd St. n.
W.; is In good condition; modern improvements;
price, If sold soon; 20 800; in small instaments.
yer, corner Of Louisiana ave. and AZ st. j4-1m
NOR SALE-VERY LOw-Uncalled-f for PACK
- AGES at w. II. WHEATLEY'S Dyeing Es-
punishment, Ge0rgetown, consisting IN part of
Gents Goats, Pants and Vests; Ladies Dress
Goods, Shawls, WaterprOOfs, Fringes, Ties, Rib
bons &Si &C., will be sold at private sale at the
and after January 8, 1878. i1-lm
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Ex-Queen Isabella wants to return to Spain
TO bestOw the national blessing on her son at
his approaching marriage. The Spanish gov
eminent, which has declared that her in
trigueS with Don Carlos against its authority
makei her an exile whose return cannot be
permitted, does not appreciate the self-abne
CATION and eminently Christian spirit which,
perhaps, prompt the ex-queen to forgive the
snubS which she has received from her son
and his advisers and TO undertake a long jour
ney with so cOmmendable an end in view.
Consequently, the ambassador at Paris is des
perately endeavOring to Outwit the old lady
and prevent her from carrying her intention
into execution. Ii will be hard to convince
Isabella that she stays away from her country
for her cOuntryS good.
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JOB LOT

jon LOT
HAMBURG
EDGINGS AND INSERTISGs.
JUST OPENED
And are Offering them about half the regular prices
&c.. &C., &c., &c., &c., 10c., I2c., l5c.
Yard wide Calicoes, Ga cents
Carpets Is. 90 "a, so So 40. a.
Blankets, 81 80. 200, 2. 80, g. 90, So
Comforts, all prices.
Oilcloths, all widths.
Double width Black CaShmeres IS 81 So
Flannels, Is, 90 Is.
Waterproof Cloth nearly two yards wide Elk
Dress Goods, only 12i. cents.
~ wide Sheeting Cotton only Is.
Cloth Tor Mems wear, 30, 81, 46, So
Shawls, all at cost.
Beaver Cloth for ClOaks at cost.
MatelaSse Cloth for Cloaks at cost.
For the next thirty days you can buy Dry Gssds
OF us at wholesale prices.
c. NJ. TowsoN CO.,
CSC Pennsylvania avenue,
yanZ-u South side, near 7th st. NV.
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And now it seems that some of the numer-
Gus Maryland Senatorial candidates expect
the war to get 50 bitter and evenly-divided
between the partizans of Senator Dennis and
Ex-Governor GroOme that there will be a
chance for dark horse TO slip in and win the
race. Ex-Governor Philip Francis Thomas is
said to have lively hopes in this connection.
But after Germans success in getting his can
didate for police commissioner nominated, it
will be prudent to wait and see whether he
has not the same number of votes at COM
nand to elect his candidate (GrOOme) for the
Senate
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PLANETS.

500 pairs of BLANKETS TO be sold % at reduced
prices.
10 cases OF CANTON FLANNELS very cheap
100 pieces Of WHITE SHAKER and RFf
TWILL FLANNELS 10 I've sold al great bargains.
W. W. BURDETTE s. co.
No. e2s 7TH ST.,
No. 706 ST. NwS tan6tr
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
ZOE TIKI
NEXT TEN DAYS.
HISWSIL a GVTNN

Received to-day tremendous lot Of HAMBURG
EDGE and lNSER1lNGS from auction. ~ per
cent. less than sold the goods for last year
Prices range from p S,&5,6,7,s,a 10, IL Is. Is.
~ 2S 81, 81 90. IS 80 cents per yard; vide gods
and cents. These goods must he sold In the
next ten days.
One case splendid new PRINTS A. cents: not
remnants; aS many yards r. you wish.
Five cases CANTON FLASNEI.s at O. cents;
splendid Canton NJ cents.
All BLANKETS, COMFORTS aud
SfREADS will he sold regardless Of cost.
One case best quality BLEACH MUsLINs 1t
Ga cents.
Ten pieces OF WHITE LINSN from the large
hre In New York, slightly damaged 10y smoke, NJ
hat price; 20 cent Linen NJ S7r; 81 Linen nj 50
Anticipating great rush, have secured adj
tiona statesmen, that all may be properly waited
upon.
wlswALL q GwYNN,
SO5 Market Space
- Don't FORGET LOCATION. s-u
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LSO singers; win be sold low; No. A EAstssH
Market Space, Georgetown, ID. "
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issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month s,Bul.
etn' of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my ONCE, or
will be sent by mail If desired.
Loans.
$1,000, $500, at per cent j12-tr
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Acreage strorn Daily Circulation orer
17,5OO-bein0 more than three times that
of any other daily paper ia Washington,
and more than that of all the others added
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TOR RENT OR SALE.1446 N ST., tnew,) fin
IL ished in best style; Ii roOHS every room
heated including bath and servants rooms: speak
ing tubes; electric bells stationary waShtubs: veg
etable and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time.
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