The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-01-09

MAIN VI nHON- W uACli IS II.
Oh! Moss, have you lost a dorg2
See 7, H. Galley, ifyou want a Log
ging Sled.
Sociable at the NJ. e, church, next
Tuesday evening.
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.u I. II. Galley has got two sets Of Log.
ging Sleds for sale.
- Mr.. and Mrs, \. r. Barker, went
below on a visit, last Saturday, to re.
main for few days.
We want to give all our advertisers
fair shake, so we shift them arouXd
occasionally,
Now is the appointed time-to put
in your best lcks for the Princeton 4
.Anoka Rail Road Company. ~
Galley s. Nicely want all who are in
dcbted to them to call and settle.
They. mean business.
Bob Hasty and George Warren have
been rendeZyouSing at the American
House for the last four or five days.
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Some people are quick to see faults
in others, but never can see any in
themselves, although they are mass
of defects, INV
All who have not settled their
Blacksmith account on the first of the
year, will please call and settle at
once. T. II, Galley
Mr., c. Z. Brown went below on
Tuesday, after four weeks sojourn
III the woods. He says he is going
home to spend his Christmas and New
Years. 49,:
Those scalers arc all a jolly lot Of
fellows there are Moss, Miles and
Perkins, and the presence fany one Of
them is sure preventative against the
blues.
Mr.. R, D. Byers' house caught fire
last Thursday night, but a few pals
Ct water squelched the flames in their
incipiency, before any damage was
done. r&E .r. ~~<g .
The farmers of the southern, CEN
srai and western portions Of Isanti
county, can get, at least, Is cents
more per bushel for wheat; if the P.&
A. Railroad is completed.
Wonder if Sir John Franklin or his
ghost has CREASED the earth's axis at
the North Pole; if so, that explains
this curious weather, for the earth re.
wolves so much faster, that the snow
will not lie on it. .,.:.
MIR. Fl. P. Hall, of the Newspaper
Union, St. Paul, has our thanks for a
copy Of "Dickens Little Folks" Mr.
Hail has rendered US many favors of
late for all Of which we are duly
thankful. -" .a.....
When person is constantly remind
ed OF favor conferred, it makes him
feel as though he wished there was a
milestone about his neck, and he was
cast into the depths Of the sea.
The Masops propose to have a
dance and supper on the evening OF
Washington's Birth day, and Earring.
tons Anoka Band will furnish the mu.
slc--and it will be music too.
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Owing to the miserable condition Of
the roads, during the recent spring like
weather, no supplies could be hauled
up to the woods, and in,some of the
camps, the men were compelled to 90
on half ratlons; and considered them
serves lucky at that.
II. +. Barker was elected president
OF the reform club a couple Of weeks
ago; the meeting Of the club last Mon
day night was not so largely attended
as usual. Mr.. R, Hasty and several
Others. discoursed little on the bless.
ings OF temperance.
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It people woulp not take any mail
from the post Office but their own. or
what they are authorized to get, there
would be a great deal annoyance saved.
Any of our subscribers who do not yet
their papers regularly, will please in
form us of the fact.
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The Congregational church bell did
not sound the same as usual on last