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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-17
Food for Thought

Instead of a source of great exp..,
diture. the tilth IN our streets shoa.i
orlng an income 10 the public -.
chequer. Paris realizes more than
sIuJ,s0 a Yea from this source
u ~amfnyfoa Post.
| has been said that there l. eaoaga
81 everything wasted in Americ. III
oae Year - feed every man. woman
and child IN Great Britain for an.
month, but thus - an -ssr
Still. there l. more or less truth m a.
and II Is especially applicable IL tin.
Southern States. Habits of waste
with Us are the habits OF more than
one lifetime, and are our Legitimate
inheritance. Things worth but liitl
IN themselves singly, but vet which
IN the aggregate Would foot NJ T.
handsome amounts, are thrown care
lessly ASIDE and left 10 utter waste
These, Il gathered together and caye
fully preserved, would t. q
sum IN the course OF = year, saving
which would astonish many. We al.
not thrifty enough. An empty barrel
or a box Is turned over TO the cook i.r
ilrewood IS o % as its contents arr
exhausted scraps OF cloth are swept
into the yard when they should he
-&NA'A14 INV Ah1 iAo o1@ bbufN AZ
tnTown INTO the street instead OF being
garnered III some convenient corner
Tor the composter good forage IL left
TO be trampied under foot by cattle or
blown heller SHELTER by the wind
scraps of iron, old horse shoes. riyets.
nails, &c, are allowed 10 remain
where they happen to fall 10 rust in
the rain, and bits OF meat are given To
the dogs as useless for table
which might with skiltul cook < he
made into delicate morsels.
And the same want Of thrift which
We See III the city extends. III its way.
INTO the country, where vehicles are
exposed to the elements. an occasional
ear of corn is left standing III the field,
or excellent materials for composing
are excellent materials for compost
ing are scattered heedlessly about in
stead of being gathed into heaps ami
subjected to n proper chemical.
There is plenty of talk about political
economy nowadays but precious lit
tie of that which pertains To the al
fairs of everyday life, and yet these
little economic have formed the
basis OF many a me fortune.-Rerserc.
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Pant.
r-"D-se ve> the PATRONAGE of ev-
cry farmer IN the ; il.on Ad-
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get IL. Happy Hone EtucA.or.
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abiilty. -Drphan> Friend.
"a valuable publication indeed
-o,auesyille American.
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Planter aud Farmer.
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40 ST. ~. C,I,aoI,, m III
h"4IS Noflh 'afolihlan should
ieel plouu 'ha' We nave d weekly agri-
cul.uldl ptiPel - 800 = ~ oe>t III any
L'els . rs - thA STATE
Snoulu ~ !" =, : ' nu'oa'u our
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we no" nave ho'ley' Assn
Is ~ Is J'S' 10" VIVA, every Tar
hlei anu lhtCuahlc III the -ate needs
tn dollrrs. instead of only 81. il would
pay FOUR-FOLD its price with every
passing year 1t is now ag~ciculturally
ali that we could want-thee entire field
Of industrial enterprise is aid open and
ll'fl'i 5enIiy ui;cusSeu ~ Is co,uihnS;
ooin5' y, - "oiiu lio.eu
trv KEY DR. Davis one of tha STATE
Granra Iecturers .-Santamher 1879
- at i I he hest family n,nar avar
nnnIshnd il E,tb Carn,in, rnphinina
- an excslIent decree ! oreater aretS
If matter su;tabIe for the farmers
family circle than can be tound IN anv
one napar. and | should be- Glad 10 sea
il in every household in the State."~
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on tue of the State, and will
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London World Sentiment aud
service do not go well together and
when owe flies In at the kitchen win
dow, domestic usefulness at once de
parts out of the door. Servants minds
are constructed So as only to carry one
set of ideas at a time"
YOURS. john" said a Scottish minister
to his parishioner, the peat dealer,
who drove his merchandise from door
donkey . never see o but the
creature is braying.' All, sir f" said
the prat-dealer, we ken the heart
warm when friends meet
Sam Fagin, a Floridian Of color,
concluded hat he would wash his
hands in the Tampa river last Tues
day morning, and while sitting ON \
log engaged in the act an alligator
rose to the surface, his tail within
Sans easy reach. Sam thought IL
would be an easy joke to catch hold OF
the tail, and did so, and it seems that
the alligator at the same moment
thought it would be a good joke TO
swallow three or four OF sam fingers.
Both got away.
A German town through which the
Emperor and Empress were to pass
was placarded with the announcement
hat the Emperor was to be assasslna-
ted.
The ladies of Holland. with their
silver and gold trimmings for the hair,
and their modern bonnets over all, APP
pear grotesque and sometimes very
homely
About fifteen tons of stone have
been sold in London to American
visitors and to rural Englishmen a.
pieces of Cleopatra's Needle. OF course
they were neve near the Needle.
Carl Schurz is said TO have written
some very fine poems for private use.
They are supposed to be in gas-meter;
and some OF them are SO old hat they
are measured il pterodactyis.
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as IEF us ItHHtCt''
Alamance-D. w. Kerr. II. \. Mont
AieEander-W. W. Grydrr. }. T.
Mathc-Ou.
AIIerharv-D. {. Jones.
Anson-Alfred Bauc3:m, ii. w. Led
better.
Ashe-Gco. II. Hamilton.
Beaufort-Thos. III. Blount, W. IL.
Cunningham.
Tines.
BlaIen-J. Stuart Devanc, j. w.
Purdie.
Brunswick-O. McR. Holmes, John
y. Bennett.
Buncombe = Samuel g.. shelton,
Samuel b. Gudger.
Burke-J. T. Patterson. ClIas. +.
McKesson.
Cabarrus - DIR. Columbus Mills,
Erwin Harris.
CALDWELL. NJ. Houck. j. G. Har-
per. \. \. Scroggs.
Camden-G. ID. Il. Pritchard.
tarteret-W. f. Rowland.
Casweli-Azariah Graves. DR.. \. VI.
1; an.
,atawba-W. p. Rcinhar,lt.
t.atham-R. james Powell, Henry
\. London.
therokee-Wm. Beal.
thowan-Wm. j. Webb.
,?av-W. II. Mcclure.
CIeveIand-J. w. Garrett. Thomas
krndrick.
r,Iumhus-D. $ CoNvan.
rraven-Epoch Wadsworth. Geo.
AIian
r,mher1ard-Wm. Alderman. w.
w cole. j. \. Worth.
CIrritnctNWm. u. Shaw.
~n"raNG4o /, Fulcher. ls,a, G..
NrrEins
Dayidson-J \. Leach.
pavie-W. \. Clement.
DunIin-W. NJ. Kennedy.
Edaecombe-W. 7. Cobb.
FDrsythe-Geo. w. iiinsh:w, X. $.
Linvilie.
i'rankhn-A. :. Perry. DIR. .. l.. FL
lis.
Gaston-G. +. laa"n, James Ill
White.
Gates-Bruce smith.
Graham-G. Is. Walker
GranvIlle-N. y. HrtSory, =. A.
Cannady.
Grecne-W. +. Ormond. W. A. OAR
den.
Guilford-J. W. Albright.
IlalifaX-F. NJ: Garrett. Jn". T..
Neal. I. ". Harris.
liarnett-Daniel Men. Mckay.
iiayMood-E. III. Hyatt, \. j. Her
rem.
llenderson-H. ). FARMER. w. u. Z
Morris.
Hertford-J. r. Newsom.
tiyde-W. ,. carter.
IISteII-J. II. Nll'h' JOHN l. Itill-
"oi, n Davies
J"In~tn, T. w Don 7 uooh
Iia[ u, p C+onIIr I-ooo Pro"rm
ToIIe?m . IL " - ~" y
LelloiII'oiih - "o''eh' ~ d.
"hi.lieiu' w c,a
@ C"n G",i+ 10" Gil, NJ,
Aacol-o' u SINFUL ''''S MIC
Dowell.
Madison. }. }. GudSer.
Nartin-H. ID. R"berson.
McDowell-John ;. Brown. :. j.
Neal.
Mecklenburg-J. F.Johnson.
AItcheil-S. w: Blaiock.
Montgomery-H. Nj. Scarborough,
c. ". Wooley.
Aoore-hm Arnold, >. ii. Edwards.
Aash,J. \. Harrison. w. II. Hi
hard. Jr., thomas Westray, n. w.
Boddie.
New Hanover. n. Mafiit, j. l..
N4ntWell.
Northampton-Nm III. Grant, W. +.
Nick, VIM. 1: Peele.
Onslow-Hill +. King, j. b. Taylor.
Oran9eDJas. ii. Parish, j. Knox
Hughes.
ldihiico-"' l. 'aiio' 0"iles .
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j. Mcbride.

Watauga-A. j. Mcbride.
Wavne-J. L. Gadsbv. T. Il. LYMAN.
Wilkes-L. Harrel. j. T. Finley.
Wilson-R. w. King. Frank W
Barnes.
Yadkin-Dr. Long. l.. G. Wills"
Yancey-J. X. +. NELL, =. VI Wilson.
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OCTOBER 10, 1873.
department Of Agriculture
slate Board of Agriculture. immigra
ton and Statistics.

= VANCE. Governor and ex u.icio Chair
man. - .efcio
ny. e.. KERR, state 6eol"Gist ana ~ oIAcio
uH.mher of the Board. 49,,
X L. BATTLE. President State AGRICULTURAL
,.rT.u,. and pN ofiiciO emb OF the Bpafd.
4. NJ. HuIa, President State A~giica!l'T TAI
society and eX ofticiO member oi the I'odIn.
ALEXANDER, Master State brahee, L.
IL and ex oticiO member OF the Beard.
4. THIGPEN, OF Edgecpmbe county.
I,<ATHA< EVANS, OF Cumberland county.
trO\IBAS l.. POLK. Commissioner.
mos. J. ROBINSON, secretary and Treas
once. second floor Of Briggs Building
Raleigh. Nc
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List of Correspondents OF the
Board Of Agriculture.

N,~E-Tta reyuldr cOeSpondeitfs ~
Tie dc,drtmeat are requested 10 act as
asje,tts for the FARMER y MEKCIiAN-
~. ,rhicIt 1rtU hereafter Ge the oGicidi
o,gan Of tie Department. Ihey are
soeciaHg requested to crieHd the cur
cipIofjo1 Of tie paper IN their co""t'es
as far as possible.
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THE END.

At eleven o'clock the four negroes,
with ropes around their necks, We're
led out upon the squate under a locust
tree. when the ropes Were thrown over
the limbs of the tree. and all four of
them hanged.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
LOOK OUT FOR HIM.

A man dressed in the un.iorm OF Custom Housc
Inspector ana wearing the nov shield, called ut tho
house OF Mr.. W. Jay Barker, No. 30 West Twenty
ninth street, Wednesday, anc represented TO tho
lady charge that no had como Tor the purpose OF
collecting some duty. Ito slated tnat contain
ing hair and stauettcs had boon received here per
steamer Rcpubc; that tho statucttcs had been passed
by the appraiser but the hair had not owing TO 50 81
duty bcug suh due Mr. Barkor being In Europe,
his sistcr-in-iaw, who 70 In charge OF the bust.
noss readily paid the smount ana took
eeipt from the supposed inspector, whieh
no wrote the back OF Of Mr Barker's btheads,
signing himself "homcs."
Tho lady mentioned tho circumstance to some
friends who posted on importing matters and
made inquiries at the Custom House, wtorc they
found that no such man, described, held position
ana that no duties OF any sort collcced by
one outside oi tho Colector's oficc.
This is not the only case reported 10 the Custom
House OF people having boon swiudied In the
mauncr MS Mr. Barker's relative. During the past
week seven eight similar cases were made known
TO ,hc Custom House authorities. aud havo
adopted orng the nosus Inspector justice.
.sIlolrnes 10 described ss being gate ecntlenany IN
appcarencc. lie wears light hair ana blonde mus
tsche and Is about i've feet eight inches In height
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
RAILROAD REORGANIZATION.

The JOINT committee Of tns nrst and second mort
gage bondholders OF tho moDtcIair and Green wood
Lake Railway met yesterday. and decided TO postpone
signing the report the plan OF rsconstructsn uni
after the mccanR Of the nrst mortgage bondhoIosrs,
which will be held to-day al tho oilico OF Cyrus ".
Field. The plan Of agreement provides for n upiorm
assessment st Sax cent on both nrst and second
mortgage bopds to bo paid Ia cash. and ~ expected
that this will rsslizs Sl5Oo00. sufcicpt sum 20 pay
all liens road The nrst mortgage bond holders
are receive FIRST income bonds In the road,
bearing intsrcst at six pcr cont a par and interest
he second mortgage bon dholdcrs 10
ond iacomc bends ior tho lace only. The voting
10 10 be given exciusvcly 70 the hrst income
boudnslders. Stockholders are 10 surrender their
stock, and OBTAIN IN lieu thereof stock In the
company for twtnty per cent Of its lace value.
1t is understood mat the opjoct OF the meeting to-
day Is to make arrangements Tor a postpoDcmcnt Of
sale OF tho road, advertised Tor Tomorrow, and
also to make call Tor meeting OF the nrst apd
oud mortgage bcndhoIders, wbo, upon tue sdoptic icu
Of the plan o reconsir ructon, are TO select purchas
ing COMMITTEES 70 buy in tno road ss the adjourned
aulA-
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
TARIFF OPERATIONS.

Congressman Fernando Wood, chairman OF tho
Comin,ttcc on Ways ana Means, called on Collector
Merritt yesterday afternoon IN relation 10 obtaining
accom- nmodauous for hrs committee TO investigate tho
operations Of tho tsrn and the general workings Of
the Custom House. Mr.. Wood explained TO tho Col
Isctoe that prcr the adjournment OF Congress tho
Committee OF Ways aud Means resolved to hold a
session In this CITY to ascertain such in regard
to practical Custom House work many Of the CON-
,arn law
II Is designed by tho committee 10 transact their
busiocss IN executive scssiop, ana not make their
proceedings puDic. For tbs reason Mr. Wood 70.
qucsted TO have room IN guiet pprtiou OF the
Guldrnr assigned 20 them. They viii begin their Ia
tors the 2 Of september aud IN the large encc
OF Naval 0fccr BUR-.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

Commissioner Campbell, OF tho Department OF
Public Works, yesterday epsaaed proposals for var-
Gus street improvements Inc following are tho low
est bids encred:-- e.7as-
Regulating aud grading MADISON avenue. from
Nincty-ointh 70 1o5th street, Jonn siattcry,
S47, 205 IL; regulating and grading Sixty-second
street. rom rcnih TO Eleventh avenue, Robert
Blair. t2,67T SO; paving with granhs bucks Wavcr-
Icy place. from Broadway TO Christopher street,
James Pollock, $l5,D0J; paving second avcnnc with
belgian pavement from Twsny third 10 Forty second
street., Jstnes Poif0sk. $4,000 90. -.tl
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THE GRAIN TRADE.

meeting Of the grain trade Was held as eleven A.
NJ yesterday, IN che managers rooms, No. 80 Pearl
street. me- J. Il. Hsrrck Tho chair. Alter some
discussion u was resolved that the Commiltse
Gram De reassssed TO instruct the inspector put
the amber M'ehissn wsest into the grsdc OF No.
RED " N hts judgment n ~ pood enough. IL also
resolved tnat No. amD wheat ps isciadca In Tho
osl aud that the Committee Grain DO requested TO
consult tho railroads to whether certificates Of
grain ocud net Be ebtasnsd b. eleven scsck instead
ol swelve.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
now 10 COOK ruRrLE STEAKS.

Tho art OF properly cooking green turtle sseaks is
known TO but few outside the ftoboken Turtle
Club caterers. BY degrees nscertaiued yester.
day that tho turtle steak in its abnormal condition
should undergo a course oil thorough immersion In
sauce composed OF sweet marjorsm, thyme, summer
savory cloves, alIspics, nutmeg mace, common pep-
per and cayenne. IL should thon be soaked beaten
eggs rolled Ia iiue cracker crumbs and put In Try
ing pap and sprinkles OF chopped onions, parsley,
&c., cast over III then should be allowed 20 simmer
IN a heated solution OF pork tat. lsu s.ttlft.f
Attic ougn the hour was early yet goodIy COM
pany assembled TO enjoy the rcpast Amona ths
herd +. Knapp, candidate Tor tpe nomination IoF
Mayor; ex.Cniei OF Police James Ke!so. James
James Mooney, q. w. Mowt Ton, John Corn,ack, G. +.
Hail. Samuel Y. Mott, DIR. Vosburgh, Frank McCabc,
Colonel L. Gross and N. Gross, o: Columbus. Miss.
TnE TURrL. DINNER ~ sl48
The '.spoon exsrcisesv commenced At four T. \. In
tho capacious pavilion OF tho club in tns grove.
About one hundred guests sat down TO tue gener-
ously supplied tables, which wcse fanked on She
SIDE by tables upon which were placed old lime
veS ana crystal soos,s by cxpsr. Tno soup
pronounced The best tue club had ever had ade,
and after It nad been discussed IN satisfactory nau
the President, a. L. Ashman, stated that be had
ceved letters from HIS Houor Mayor E,y, Assembly.
man Isaac l. Hayes and others regrett'ug tns!r sb
senCe account OF previous engagements. With.
out much preface tho usual donation Of
a vegetable bouque. 20 the largest consumer
Mooney happened TO bs the successful competitor,
although there worry close contest between him
ana senator AOruuam Lent according TO tne Sen.
ators calculations there was tie between hmse aud
the Colonel each concedng that he had taken forty
plates, but The emblem Of victory was gwen the
Colonel. because he was . y0ungsr and faster
than The ex-senator, and his gait could not be recS
oned slower than 2:40
Speeches were made by Judge Fromeut. sxDistrsnt
Attorney Mcclellan. OF Westchcs.sr county; vics
President Goodspeed, and Mr.. ,PemDerton. o. West.
chester. Songs were sung by Jonn Lindsay, "Nevci
So Bad but u Might Have Been Worse" "Happy Go
Lucky, ana ''Never Say Die, Say u" also by Mr.
Cawood, who sang 'sCastles in tne Ar" and grand
chorus in which the matter of 'hunting tho Buaio'
was burdcn concluded tho musical portion tho
en;ertal The day rather unpropiiiouy, and
q number OF the regular nc mbers wero obliged 70 DO
away but tho Hoboken Turtle Club has every reason
10 congratulate itself upon the its third
breakfast and daner OF the season they took place
yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
ACKNOWLEDGED HER GUILT.

John b. MorreII, OF No. o2s Second avenue on
Tuesday misson $40 from tho drawer OF his desk lilo
sad his servsnt, Jane Reilly, 'You are thiei."
She admitted tho cnargc, aud SAID she had
the money 20 buy clothes with. Her pioyer also
suspected her Of having stolen diamond stnd, but
could offer no direct evidence to that effect. The
woman was arraigned In tho Fity-seventh Street
Court yesterday, and upon again admitting her guilt
netd fort al
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
DANIELS BAND"
NEW Yosx, Angus. "A, 1878.

--- w New YORK, Ansuss Il, 1873
70 rnE EpfroR oy TEE nERALp:-
In ysur srsicls Of the l2th insl, relative TO the
"Dsnisps Band" Of oivct chapeI. an un,nientsonai
injustice is done TO the third street family, nsmed
Uu the family IS a thoroughly respectable one,
which maintains kindly discipline 80 that tho state
ment that the son pointed pistol at hts mother does
them injustics the acts referred TO th oss Of
another inhAbltant Of the Seventeenth wasd.
A. y. SCHAUFFLEk. Pastor oi onvst ChapsL
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
HoBoKEN TURTLE CLUB.

SPICY BREAKFAST AND A REGAL DrNNEB
UPON THE cRUsrAcEoUs pELIcAcY.
The ''xnife and icrK exercises" OF the Hoboken
Turtle C.ub commenced yesterday morning al eight
o'clock upon grounds Of the club in the grove
joining Cases Hotel Jerome avenue, near Maconb's
Dam bridge. Some seventy members and guests as.
sembed ut the matutina feast, the bill Of fare for
which may be briefly given as follows:- f r.
Porterhouss STEAK a la Dam Bridge.
!, Stewed Eels a mode Boulevard Lots garnished
with Assessment Damages
Blue Fish fried in the Di OF Green Turtle, a
ala Captain Vail OF Florida Z
: Green Turtle steaks a la mode Caterer Thompson
: q. Dunn and Cornmissary Tarbsll sauce.
I Piouant 81 inhaitam. (
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-03
THIRTY DAYS
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the conditions of a
certain mortgage, duly executed, acknowledged and
delivered by William B. Litchfeld. and Emily p
Lltcheld his wife, to John J. Pearson bearing date
January l5th 1879 and recorded in the Office of the
register of deeds of Ramsey county, State of Min
nesota, in book 1907 of mortgages on page 347 on
the 2Oh day OF January, 1873 at 10:40 O'Clock A. NJ
note of said William B. Litchfield to said John j
Pearson for the of three thousand dollars pay
able one year after date, with interest from date until
fully paid at twelve per cent. per annum.
And whereas, said mortgagors did covenant In
said mortgage to pay all taxes assessed to be as
sessed upon the premises in said mortgage described
and the sum of one hundred dollars as attorneys
fees in foreclosure of said mortgage was had
And whereas, said John J Pearson did, on the 9th
day of October 1S78 pay to the county treasurer of
SAID Ramsey county, for the taxes assessed said
ortgaged premises for the years 1876 1876 and 1877
the sum OF two hundred, eishty-seyen and 15-1O0
dollars.
And there being due on the debt by said mortgage
secured at the date of this notice, the of three
thousand, six hundred and fourteen dollars and no
suit or proceeding at law having been had recover
said mortgage debt or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of power of sale in said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in such cases made and
provided the premises in said mortgage described
and being lots numbered ten DO, eleven {11 twelve
OBJ thirteen q3l, fourteen "a, and fifteen 90, in
Lltchfeld's sub division of block number one ~ of
Medill's addition to the city of Saint Paul. and sit
uate in the county of Ramsey and State Of Minne-
sota will be sold at public auction by the sheriff of
said Ramsey county, at the front door of the old
Court House, in the city Of Saint Paul, in said Ram
sey county,
ON THE 14rH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1873,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, to foreclose said
mortgage and to satisfy the amount SO due thereon
said taxes and attorneys fees, and the costs and
penses of such sale.
Dated October 28h 1878.
JOHN j. PEARSON, Mortgagee
r. 3. GALUsRA, Attorney of Mortgaeee
Cc&
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-03
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
A turkey shoot will be held at the Calhou
house on Saturday afternoon.

turkey shoot will be held at the Calhoun
house on Saturday afternoon.
The Minneapolis rifle club will practice at
the Calhoun House grounds this afternoon,
weather permitting.
A fair will be held at Association hall, COM
mencing on Monday next, for the benefit Of
the Catholic Orphan Asylum.
The "Litte Giants" Bible class of the
Centenary church will hold their fourth an
niversary on Friday night at the Centenary
church.
Fanchon the Cricket at Pence Opera
House tonight. Wednesday evening the
first performance of the popular comedy
"Our Boys" with new scenery and appoint
ments.
man giving his name as John Oleson
was arrested by the police as being the party
wanted in Saltwater for committing rob-
berry. He will be held until word is heard
from the authorities there.
The change of time on the Chicago, Mil
waukee q st. Paul railroad makes few
changes between this city and st. Paul.
Trains hereafter leave Minneapolis at 6:25,
SID and 1925 A. NJ, anc. 1:50, 3:45, 5:15,
6:45 and S:2O P. NJ. Trains leave st. Paul
for Minneapolis at 600, 1925 and 1905 A. NJ,
and l:35, 2:30, $50 and 9:05 P. NJ.