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LITTLE FALLS
. .-,F,....ig5. ~ AND .,<
LONG PRAIRIE
= STAGE ZINE.

Stages leave Little Falls every Tues
day aud Friday at Z o'clock A. r., and
arrive at Long Prairie on the same
days at s O'Clock p NJ. Leave Long
Prairie every Wednesday and. natur>
day ct s o'clock 4. NJ, and arrive at
Little Falls on The same days at 5
o'clock P. \. Close connection is made
with the Long Prairie and Ssuk Center
Stage Line.
A general passenger and express
business e done, and all business
promptly attended TO at low rates
Special care is taken 70 make passen>
gers comfortable.
MILo PoRTER, Proprietor. &
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oneer Press, Aag.20.

Items from the Pioneer Press, AMI. 20.
Capt. j. ". Collins, Of st. Cloud
was 10 St. Paul yesterday, and though
he may 90 bsck home alone once more,
this will probably be the last time.
Dr.. 4. Macdonald Of 81. Cloud,
was il Sc. Paul Yesterday, making
preparations for bis early removal With
his family q This city The doctor is
1egarded g an accomplished and suc-
eessfnI practitioner, and he viii no
doubt take ]. prominent place among
! the professional gentlemen Of sc. Paul,
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Four pounds Of Tea for one dollar a,
-: i. WoRTHINGToN & Co.'s 81

Last Tuesday evening Miss Henrietta
Monroe, Of Chicago, gaye dramatic en-
sertainment at the Court House. It was
very good entertainment, but the audi
once was small, and she did not get more
than half what her expenses amounted
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From the st. Paul Globe. g. .st 80 *5z3s
We charge Mr.. Washburn directly
and positively, with endeayoring, BY
The use Of money, to control the es con-, ..
ing Democratic convention, and we
warn our friends throughout the dis
triot to see that this damnable plot is
defeated. & s;=5}t sss IT, "s-@fs&&,4s ~ ~
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHuRcH or ST. SALvADoR.-Servi-
ces on Sunday next, at 1890 An. !
Sunday School at u p. NJ. Vespers at
s3P M. s%$@. q &E@3s* - "a -
q Episcopal CHURcu..-Services S
every alternate Tuesday evening at Z
O'Clock The next regular service will be
= held on the evening Of Sept. 10. There
will, be no service on the evening of
August ~. ..-.'. '.. -- -.
n CoNeREaATIONAL CHURcH-Cor-
ner Of Chestnut and Fourth streets.
q Services are held every Sabbath morn
fng at II O'Clock. Seats are free, and
citizens and strangers are, cordially invi-
ted to- attend. Sabbath school immedi.
ately after morning service. Thursday
evening meeting ats o'clock. #z~
\. J. ,s.:-. %. w. RosEvKRANs, Pastor.
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Fans, Fans. 90 and get one Of
! I those a'''s ! nice Fansat Houde'a, and keep

G: B: Buchanan was in town last Satur-
day, and had a sample of his wheat with
him. It is splendid wheat, and some Of
it is sgoing to the State fair. Mr.. Buck
man has not finished thrash,ng, but will
have 4,0O0 or ,Oo0 bushels Of wheat.
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emocratic County Convention.

Demo ocratfc County Convention. :
The Democrats Of Morrison County
will meet in convention at the Court
House, Little Falls, on Saturday the
3lst day Of August, 1873, ats1l o'clock
A. NJ, to elect two delegates to the
State convention, to be held in + ST.
Paul, Sept. 9TH, and two delegates to
the Congressional convention, to be
held at s.. Paul, Sept. 9th, and dele
gates to the Legislative convention,
not yet called. The various towns il
the county, will be entitled to repre-.
sentation as follows: "
Belle Prairie, 4 Bellevue, 1 Buck;>
man, l.; Culdrum, l J; Two Rivers s !;
Green Prairie, l !; Little Falls, 3; Pierz,
4 !; Swan River, 2. '..*7 Il.
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Last Thursday evening the Hook
aud Ladder company elected officers
fof the ensuing year as follows: =, :.
Captain, Henry Bredfeld ; Foreman
T. J. Hayes !; 1st Assistant Fore
man, Sam. ooauley; 2nd Assistant
Foreman, r. Marotte; Secretary, L.
Worthington; Treasurer, Lyman Sig
nor; Tillerman, George Stilwell Fl,
nance Committee, w. T.. Lambert,
Peter Medved, Jerry Root. The
company will Lave another meeting
this evening They have adopted the
following name: North Star Hook
and Ladder Company No. l, of Little
Falls,
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John R. Coykendall, proprietor of a
Wholesale notion house in Minneapolis, a
friend Of Leon Houde of this place. came
up tho fore part of this week to recreate
by hunting prairie chickens. VIM. A.
Dolliyer of Minneapolis, and P. B.
Leech Of St. Louis, came with him for
the same purpose. Last evening Mr.,
Koykendall brought in forty-six chick.
ems which he had shot during the after.
noon. Another party Of gentlemen came
up by private conveyance last evening to
hunt chickens, and stopped at the Vasaly
House.
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"Papa" said bright boy who had
just come home from slight<of. hand
entertainment, 1T wish 1 was a copjur>
or, ,'"why, my son?' IT; would turn
you into a rat, call up the cat, and
wouldn't I have fun 2"
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A Letter from Rich Prairie.

~: Rich Prairie, Aug. 13, 1873.
Editor of the Transcript:
! l suppose that many of your readers
would like to know whether anything
has yet been actually done towards Or
gaoislng to nominate Peoples ticket
in this county. IF not, is there likely
to be? A~good many are in favor Of
such ticket, but I cannot see that
anybody is likely to take the lead and
give it start. Please give US some in.
formation on this point if you can.
~. DEMOCRAT.
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The following are few of the items
of expense found in the books of the
St. Peter insane asylum.
For one sofa, $135; arm chair
$65 ; Newport easy chair, $40 !; bed
stead, dressing case and washing stand,
$130; sideboard, S75; French lounge
$25 !; bureau and wash stand, $95
folding chair, $25; reading chair
$3.50; divan chair, $50; one bed.
stead, $68.
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Jersey City, Aug. 17.-The Rev.
Joshua johnson, a pronounced camp
meeting exhortcr, Of Railway, was
arrested in Bayonne yesterday afternoon
for being drunk in the street. On being
taken to police headquarters Bible was
found in one of his pockets and a Soda
water bottle filed with Jersey apple
lack in another. ;.
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The Democrats of the town of Lit>
tie Falls, will meet in oancus, at the
Court House at. 2 o'clock F.. M, on
Friday, August sotb, 1878, to elect
three delegates to the county oonven--
ton, to be held at the same place at
IL O'Clock, A. M, August 31st.
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The St. Cloud Journal Press of the
18th inst. contains an advertisement of
Forepaugh's great show, and an
nouuces that the show is coming with
'thirty>four palace built cats, equal in
length to fifty ordinary r. R. cars. j"
The authorities at the Insane Asylum
ought to have one Of those cats to take
the place of the SIS rat terrier.
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Shot 123c. per ID. at
L. WoRTHINaToN l. Co.'s

The Sauk Rapids Sentinel says that
the body of Bartlett Clayvine, who
was drowned in the Mississippi river
at Brockway, Stearns county, some
time ago, was fennd floating in the
river at Sauk Rapids on the 18th inst,
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From the Pioneer Press. 81 81 i - "%--%~5 :.
We learn that Mr.. Da1rymple is ask
ing n'nety-eight cents per bushel fo1
bis Northern Pacific wheat, delivered
at the station nearest his great farm.
At that price it would cost $1.16 in
Minneapolis: He is already Shipping
portion Of his crop to New York,
via. Duluth.
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Notice Of Annual school Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the An
Dual Meeting in District No. 3 in MOI,
risou County, Minneaota, for the eiee>
tion Of officers and the transaction Of
ether business, viii be held at the
Court House il Little Falls on the 7th
day Of September, 1878, at - o'clock P,
NJ Dated this 10th day sof August,
1873. JONATHAN TAILOR
. =.s5z District Clerk
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The insane asylum at St. Peter is
being investigated again by the Senate
committee, aud the St. Paul Globe
very truthfu,ly says:
"Sufhoient crookedness has already
been discovered in the accounts Of the
insane asylum at St. Peter to warrant
fully the investigation. The examiu>
alton of the bills shows that innumer-
able petty thefts have been committed
by both the steward and the trustees.
The State has been taxed for the ex>
pcnses of the superintendent and three
trustees on a visit to the centennial
exhibition at Philadelphia, and one of
the trustees had the cheek to charge the
State five dollars for telling the luna>
tics what he saw there. The very lame
apology for the charge is made that
the convention of insane asylum super>
intendents was held at Philadelphia
during the centennial, but no reason
is given for having four representatives
there when one would have been suf
tic,ent. The table expenses allowed
are somewhat curious. The butter
consumed cost as much as the -four,
corn meal and buckwheat -four COM
bined, aud there was more mutton and
beef used than of all kinds of food be-
sides. The prices paid for butter,
eggs, and other products have been ex>
traordinarily high, leading to the sus.
picion that there must have been a *tdl,
w" somewhere. There are other very
suspicious accounts charged to the
State that need exclamation.
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REPLY TO "DEMooRAT:"-Nobody,
as far as we know, has taken any steps
toward organizing the movement. Of
course, the movement would have to be
organized before any decisive actlon
could be taken. Ifnobody takes the in
1tiatory steps, thele will be no Peoples
ticket. If the people really mean busi>
ness, definite move should be made
at once.
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Milwaukee Beer at VAsALY's.
Insurance.

/ INSURANCE. sss
- intend to thoroughly canvass this
snd adjoining counties, and for those
having insurance insview I can and viii
do better then any other agent. I
guarantee Satisfaction, and I remember
the favor Of my patrons. wish to
warn 81 against insuriog with IN agent
named Gilbert, IS he has deceived many
i this county. I will Be on hand and
follow Up the business and # / do no,
satisfy, Jou need not pay.
G. HAYs.
ASt 81. Paul ras = ar;i,n,s 1n.. 8 CO Go
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VIM. Butler has just received arlot
Of Plows from the St. Paul Plow
Works. They are said to be the best
Plows IN the world, and are sold at
bottom pric es. -. '"
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Monitor Plows at i HoUDE's.

EsTRAY NOTICE. Game onto my prem
ises, one mile east Of. Platte River Mills, on or
about August first, 1878, one small, red COW,
| about or years old, and having two white
spots on esch side. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take her
away Z a ~%.. ! LIBERATUS HUPP.
Dated August 20, 1873. Rs9& s".j
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Just received from Chicago, a large
invoice of Fur, Felt and Wool 3 ats,
the incest and cheapest lot Of Ha.s
ever offered in this town. 5ssSs 5. 5Ss {: az !. :
s..e 'ists'.ss. LEON HoUDE.
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Leon Houde returned on Monday last
from his trip down the Red River Valley.
He gives glowing account of the wheat
crop there, and says that it grades No. l.
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bought an interest in the irving steam
Touring mill in st. Paul, and the firm
with which he is connected will be known
IS Michaud & Goulet. They intend to put
inthe latest improved machinery for MAX
ing the best grades of -four.
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DISPUTED Bills.
From the Fergus Falls Advocate.

From the Fergus Falls Advocate.
The County Attorney has performed
what, to him, must be very unpleas~
ant duty-he has fled protests, in the
Office of the Auditor, against the pay
ment Of A. J. Underwood's bill for
printing the delinquent tax list, an d
against the smallpox bill of Wadena
county. The ground of protest
against the frst~named bill is,
that the list as printed is not the
list as made by the Clerk of the
Court and delivered by the Auditor
to the printer. The printer, to save
himself trouble, or not having the req-
uisite 'ssorts" in bis establishment-in
this instance ';sorts' were fractional
hgures--left out the fractional sign of
t, and printed the descriptions thus g.
ne nW---when it should have been ne{
o~}. The only explanation of this
very important ellipses was a printers
note at the head Of the list, explaining
in this wise-In the following list, af>
ter the customary abbreviation of
me-" "NW," "SE" aad "SW" the
fraction or quarter is understood.
It is not certain if this is legal pub>
lication, or not, but as the matter will
now go to the Court for adjudication
we refrain from passing an opinion.
We hope the publication will be sus>
taincd, otherwise great loss and incon>
venience will be entailed on the county
fit be declared illegal. It would have
been wise, however, both in considers
alton for his bondsmen and the inter
ests Of the county, had the publisher
obtained reliable eounsel's opinion be-
fore making such a wide departure
from the "copy' furnished bin by the
Auditor. Objections apparently and
in comparison frivolous, have been sus.
tanned and made fatal to the object o!
publication. The other, the bill Of
Waaena county for attending to per-
sons sick from smallpox, and who
claimed residence in this county, has
been amply paid by the Legislature
81, eco being appropriated for the pur.
pose, and W. which, if economy had been
used, would have been more thar
sufficient for the. object for which
|it was granted: besides, it is gems
lerally conceded that w adeDa county
has 20 ksal claim Al al against this. \.
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" J. Simmons has made arrangements to
have every town in Morrison county rep
resented at the State fair, and to havethe
est.. Paul daily papers publish such statis-
tics rs may be necessary to show what is
being done IN this county. Good. T.
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B hereby give notice % I'll persons holding
any County orders which have been Regis
tered, that am prepared 20 cash the sslse,
and thst all interest win stop from the date Of
this notice. rs 81 - 81 .z=s1s
Dated q Little Falls, August let, 1878.
sIsss W. f. LAMBERT,
Treasurer Of Morrison County, MINI.
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We are opposed to the nomination
and reelection of q. P. Whitcomb to
the Office of State Auditor. He has
already served six years in that Office,
and by a vindictive aad lop-sided policy
has made himself unpopular. But the
machine politicians iu the Republican
party have fixed up the card to give him
another term, so in he goes again.
Nearly all the county auditors in the
State want him reelected, because
that would help to establish the princi>
pie that it is good thing to keep a
public officer in Office as long as he lives
A large number of these auditors would
be greatly pleased, just now, to see
that principle adopted in their respec>
tive counties. II Whiteomb is nom.
mated and ifthe Democrats put up a
good man against him, the Democratic
nominee will get four>ffths of the en-
tire vote of Morrison county. Now, put
that in your pipe and smoke 1t. Nor
rison county cannot defeat Whitcomb
but it can do its share towards defeat
ing him.
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CHEAP FARMING MACHINERY
I am selling all kinds Of Farming
Machinery and Implements at lowest
figures. I have a fine lot of improved
plows, the best in the market.
...- - ~ #::~3 p. %. HALL. 8.
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From the Sher burne County Star.

From the Sher burne County Star.
Mate" Richardson, Of Little Falls
representative from this Legislative dis
triet, was noticed on our streets last
Saturday, iu deep consultation with one
one of Elk Rivers active politicians.
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Just received from Chicago, large
invoice of TEAS, which / will sell
cheaper than the same grade of Teas
was ever sold ia this market for be-
fore, from zoe. up. LEON HoUDE.
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p. The tin wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. 81. L.
White was celebrated at their residence
At Little Elk on Friday last. The occasion
was highly enjoyed BY alI present.
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The Morrison County Banner says
that t'poIitics are warning up considers
ably underneath y Yes, and the editor
ofthe Banner and his clique had better
take the benefit OF said :'warning,"
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> If you want nice Dog Skin, Kid,
or Buck Driving Glove, go to Houde's
He has just received large jnvoice
from Chicago, and will sell them cheap,
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

There is a great deal Of talk about coun-
ty politics now. The coming campaign
will be red hot.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

E. D. Tingle, Esq, has moved into a
eommodious residence on Fourth street
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

. John Workman, of Guldrum, has some
corn inhis held fifteen feetin height. Mr..
Churchill broughtsome stalks of 1t totown
one day last week.
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On Tuesday last Messrs. James Lam
bert, Peter Roy and J. Taylor, started on
tour to appraise the school lands in this
county. It will probably take about SIX
weeks to complete the appraisalr
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

The addition to Houde's store is rapidly
approaching completion Coenen's new
harness shop ditto. 80,
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Lots Of chicken hunters and pleasure
seekers at the Vasaly House. ~. 49,
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Special Telegram to the Pioneer Press. @55
Anoka, Aug IAN earthquake
was distinctly felt at this place to-day.
Tho building swayed back and forth
moving us. in the chairs 50 that we
could hardly write. til strange, but
nevertheless 80. Two Of MS noticed it.
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Just received at Houde's, another
lot of Glazed Sash. -.

. People who have travelled in this state
considerable say that the Morrisoncounty
court house is the worst looking one in
Minnesota. Yet it has cost, including
interest on bonds, about $40, 900.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

Go to L. Worthington L Co.'s and
get one of those iron measures. They
are just the thing for thrashers,
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For the next sixty days I will sell
goods at the old stand at prices that
will defy competition, strictly for cash.
Give me call before purchasing
elsewhere. LEON HouDE.
Little Falls, July /, 1878
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Stop at the store of l.. Worthington &
Co., and see what nice, large apples VIM.
Pedley raised on his farm one mile from
this place, ,f1
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Mrs. Partington says that her min
ieter. preached about the "parody of
the probable son."
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Hare yeu seen L. Worthington 4
Co.'S Tobaccos. They have all Of the
best brands. >... i.

N - currently reported that the Nor
zison County Banner is going to 'sget Up
On its ear''and make things AZ Is soon as
its Clique i sufficiently organized. We
understand that the clique hope TO be ii
shape 10 have the Banner commence oper-
Ations this week. .s. 5s
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s. McCauley will probably get another
blacksmith from the East, who will do
nothing but shoe horses. "-~,
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GET THE STANDARD.

"The best authority. It ought to be
in every Library, also in every Academy and
in every school."-HoN. CHAs. SUMNER.
"The best existing English Lexieon."-LoN-
DON ATHENEUM.
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Since thrashing has commenced it ap,
pears that the yield of wheat in this coun-
~ is larger than had been estimated.
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LOCAL ITEMS,

For crop reports in Minnesota for 1877,
see second page, -. -
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Just received at L. Worthington l.
Co.'s, a full line of Soap.
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i. Worthingtoa 3 Go. have the
largest and best assert mentsof Tobacco
ever brought to this market, both
smoking and chewing.
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Go to L. Worthington 4 Co.'s fo1
your Cigars.
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-. There will be no service at the Episcopal
church next Tuesday evening. :t:
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21 lbs. of good Apples and Chro>
40 for $1.00. Do not neglect this op>
portuuity to adorn your homes with
beautiful works Of art. Houde's is
the place to get them.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

Bulldoze Smoking Tobacco at only
60 cts. per pound at L. Werthington
&Co.s.
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New York Factory Cheese at
49,. HoUDE's.
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L. Worthington & Co. have full
line Of Teas, both Japanese and Green,
at prices to suit everybody.
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J.. Houde is Agent for Platte Riv>
s.sr Mills. Flour and Feed kept Con-
Stantly on Hand. "a
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New. Drugs and Medicines at L.
VAsALY's Drug Store.
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All kinds of Paints and Oils for
sale cheap at VAsA1Y's.
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Best White Lime for $500 per
barrel at L. WORTH1NGToN & Co.'s,
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L. Worthington & Co. will buy you,
beef cattle and pay you cash.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

~ Good Brown Sugar, 13 pounds 70,
one dollar, at HouDE's.
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Best Powder in the market for SOC
. Il. WORTHINaTON Il Co.'s
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~ For sale by all Booksellers, of will be
sent, carriage free, on receipt Of the pfice by
E. J. B. LlPPlNcoTT d CO..
Publishers, Booksellers, snd stationers. ..
~ 715 and III Market St., Philsdelphia.
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l2me. Half roam. $I.75.
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Half roan, 80 cents.
PocKET DICTIONARY. Illustrated. 24mo.
Cloth, SO cts.; roan, flexible, IS ets.; roam,
tueks, gilt edges, $1.0e. j.
Many special aids to students, in addition
to very full pronouncing and defining vo-
cabulary, make the abovenamed books, in the
opinion Of our most distinguished educators,
the most complete, as we'll &s by far the cheap
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4 lbs. of Tea for $I.OO at
E. WoKTHINGToN & Co.'s