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The New York herald., 1878-10-12
He thinks that in many Of iss attractions New York
is superior to London.
ENGLAND SHOULD BE ASHAMED TO BURDEN
INDIA WITH THE EXPENSE.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.1

ENGLAND SHOULD BE ASHAMED TO BURDEN
INDIA WITH THE EXPENSE.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.l
few days since we insisted IL would be disgrace
and = wrong II India Is made to pay for war which,
n It comes will be nothing less than war against
Russia on the Indian border; not only SO, 0ut q
war springing Immediately from the gross misman
agsment ol the Eastern question here in London.
We might have added ana ought to have added, that
India cannot pay for such a war, rightly or wrongly
without absolute financial collapse. Farmer
taxation Is impracticabls. Two successive
Governors-Gsnsral havo empnalicaly declared
that impose additional taxation In
India will 'producs the most serious discontsn and
scsrc.ly e be exass.rstedn Mr. Fawre,s argues tha.
by the Government OF India Act, 1858, II IS decreed
Msissys Inaan popssos or unSsr
other sudden and urgent necessity, the revenues
Of Of India India shall snail not lt without the consent consent
cable to defray the expenses OF military opera
ton carried beyond tho external frontiers OF such
such revenues" And Mr.. Fawceu argues, and all
India can fairly follow him, that this is not case OF
Afghanstan IS beyond the external frontier OF Her
Majcsty's Indian possessions. Further, Mr. Fawcett
reminds the country that
When the Of India bill passing through
troops employed with Impsr,al objects the charge
charge should oy India II has atrmed ~
the Governor General OF nda That before leaving England
he agreed with the present Afghan
affairs simply indian question but in accordance
with scheme OF imperial policy and this ve- OF thv
matter ndosed last year by the Minister
India IN the hou.e Of Commons who declared hat our
tion the policy Of Her Mrjesty's government"
Nor any reasonable man not government
Official or ministerial partisan tor a moment doubt
that this last sentence precsey describes the ritua
Upon all this Mr.. FawcetI maintains that II
would be as unjust AZ It would be impotIc TO make
Indian people bear the cost OF the which
appears insvitaols. That this IS our own opinion We
have already said. To urden India with tho cost OF
this war would be wrong OF winch every Englishman
should be ashamed, and u is one that would In.
evisably bring its ewn punishment, and that heavy
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
BRINroN RANGE,

The threatening weather deferred many from going
., Brinton Range, but the attendance, ncvsrthcess
was lar. Among those present werc Governor No
Ciellau, Generals Mo,, Striker and McMshon and q.
s. SSchermerhorn Secretary OF the National Ride Asso
ciatisn. Tho shooting considering the high wind,
good. There were three events. Tho Mot,
Baigc, competed for by members of the National
Guard Of New Jersey only, distance 200 and 500 yards
had entries Captain Gf'tlitb won win score oi
IS out OF pssslbc 90 Lieutenant Wood was second,
with tue same score
Tue Sterling Badge match was similar In tcrms TO
the previous match. Captain Grfith was again suc.
cessful, making Al points Lieutenant Grsvs was
next, with 40.
the Spirit Of the Tmcs match was open 10 ali CON-
ers distances ,O00 100 and 200 yards; possible
score 215 H. Hyde won the hrst prise, $lOV IN god
scoring 1e1 J. L. Allen $25 In goid, score ia
w. "A. Farrow made leo, and took the third prize.
SIS The foartn prize, SIC, was taken by W. liza, es
with 156
Tns following shots won s5 each,- A. Parry. 1s4;
w. II. Jackson, l54 A. ii. DAY, las; W. J. Gfsnan,
i26; n. fisher, l22; n Sanders, lilo; a. Morse, loo
j. a. HAIRY, 90
Captain Grith was presented with a handsome
badrc by Governor Mcclellan tor making thu Lignsst
Asarera.s In the Two military matchsa
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER ls7sTRIPLE SHEET

truss The staf IL SO ooachmeu and 10 extras, 52
strappers, 10 farriers (of THESE are filters,
nail maksrsl. The centre OF the main alley
is rooted over and forms complete sned Tor groom
ing horses n bad weather. also shelter at night Tor
the animals. Horses needing rest are soiisd in
loose box amply large Tor thirty head at one time.
There lew invllius, and those were chiefly old
favorites OF the company which had earned rest by
long service.
The horses OF this company are In high condition,
strong, hardy and iull OF muscle which causes me 10
inler that sort OF harness work is so trying Tor
horsenesh 10 in street car, or, az here called,
a
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
BASEBALL.

THE wIToKAs DEFEAT THE POLY TECHNICS, AND
TIE AIAsKAs DO LIKE FAVOR FOR THE NEW
YORKS.
The game on the Captoine Ground yesterday
afternoon, between tho witokas and Poiytechnics
both OF Brooklyn, was weli contested. The amateur
from the Polytechnic institute batted the curve
pitching OF Ryan, Of the Wltokas 10 such extent
that the professionals were obliged 10 remove Ryan
to tho rgnt field ana put In Lawier, whom tho
school boys were unable 70 hiL Tho Polytechnics
held lead unti the a.tn inning whom inc WuoKas
secured II through errors the part OF their on.
poncnts. Following Is the score:-
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sHovey declared out.
THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

MONTREAL. Oct IL, 1873.
In the cricket match between the Austrahans and
the Canadians the frat nnlns wnicn tho Canadians
had made 90. continued to-day. In the nrss in
ning the Aus scored 3i9 for ninc wickets O.
Bannerman, canght out l25. rney le Detrsis 70.
ulpht
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

Tho following arc the entries, tho weights to be
carried and the state OF the odds the nvs races
to take place at Jerome Park this aitsrnoon:-
THE ANNuAL sMREPsrAKRs-rwn MuEs
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
PIGEON SH OTING.

number OF admirers OF pigeon shooting gathered
at Dexter Park, near Jamaca Long lsiand yesterday
and contested in pigeon shooting sweepstakes. he
weather was very disagreoaole, as sharp wind pre-.
vailed DUR ng The afternoon. There about dozen
sweepstakes decided and olowins are details
OF the three most intercsting:-
DExrER PARK. NEAR JAMAICA, L. I.-PrGEoN SHoor-
NG-FKIDAY oor IL, lsss.-Sweepstakes, So entry.
had SIX competitors, making Sl2. DIVIDED, IS, 81;
birds each, 25 YARDS rse, 50 yards boundary
III ounces OF shot, and traps, the Long Island
uiacto N Overu
The New York herald., 1878-10-12

Poiyisonnic.. 5 5 o o.
Runs sarnod--witeka, o. Poly,scnaio, o First
base oy errors-Wtoka, >; POLYTECHNIC. 4. Total lett
psses-witoka, 4; Poly ytechnic, o. Total base
hits-Witoka, o; Poytecunlc. Z. Struck ous--Wi-
toka, 2; Polytechnic, Scorer-Daniel Waldren
Time OF game-0ne nour and forty miautss.
Nkw YORK.
The game on the Union Ground between the Alaska
and New fork clubs rahsr sided, the lssk ~
having things pretty much their way. Larkin
aud Hanknson, Of the Chicagos, played second base
aud right held respectively tor the Alaskas. Tne
New Yorks the OF several OF their
player, and took Ficet, Tower and Cromer, OF sne
Flyaway Club, to complete tneir nine. Following Is
the score:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
YACHTING NOTE.

Schooner Ambassadrcss, N.Y.Y.C.. Mr.. william
Astor, from Now York, arrived AZ Newpors early on
THURSDAY mornisy last
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
= Divided the money.
WONDERFUL SHOOTING.
CAPTAIN BoaARDus' LATEST FEAT IN GLASS
BALL DREAMING.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA. Kansas, Oct II, 1878.
Captain A. H. Bogaraus. at tho Kansas State Shoot.
Ing Tournament yesterday, performed tho wonderful
feat mover before accomplished, OF breaKing 1000
glass balls, sprung from traps In 63 minutes. At
close he received perfect ovation. HIS son Eugene
thirteen OF age broke thirteen consecutive balls
With rin0.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12

New York....... o o. .
Runs carned-Aiaska. 2, Now York, o. First base
BY srrors-Aiaska, 10; New YORK, 0. Total leit on
bascs-Alaska, o; New YORK, :. Total base hits
Alaska, II; New York, s. struck out-Aiaska, o.;
New YORK. 2 Unpre-Mr. Crane. Tine OF game
One hour and nfty minutes
sHovsy declared out.
Tns Uticas gained overwhelming victory over tho
Stars, oil syracuse, at Utica, deeaiing them by .
score OF 13 10 2.
Al Albany tine game between tho New Bedford anu
Albany cluos was won by the latter BY . score Of
10 3.
Today the Hudsons and Fiyaways play the last
game of their series for the Metropolitan champion
snip, on tho Union Ground, Williamsburg. AZ
these clubs are the two foremost In the ior
championship, aud tie IN won and lost games since
the withdrawal OF the Orange Club, TINS contest will
decide tho question as 10 which snail possess the
silver ball aud ny the psnnant oi the Metropolitan
Association.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
TROTTING AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct IL, 1878.
the troting races moderately attended to-day.
They began in u driving RAIN making tho timc slow.
The following Is u mary OF the SPORT
The New York herald., 1878-10-12

lStdrterS.
j. Murphy Is blk. T. Nswprook. 1 8 2 2 2 2
J.. II. Hurds D. 6. N. R......2 3 3
j. w. Driscolps b. m. Modesty. 3 U 8 /
NJ ID. Whiprle's blk. m. Viola. Eo.
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THE HoMEBRED PRODUCE srAKss-rHREY oUARrERs OF
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09
Cur Next Representative.

The nomination of Mr.. e, "A. Galley,
for representative .is fayorably re-.
leeived by all the newspapers Of the
district, and by newspape Is outside
LOT the district. The following are q
| few extracts: ..s .
The election OF BY and Galley ii this
district is an assured fact The Demo
Gratis cannot nominate ticket that will
defeat them, - rainerd Tribune.
* Mr. BY will make an able
and Influential senator, and his colleague,
Mr.. Galley, is highly spoken Of by those
,who know him, and their success at the
polls is assured. -Brainerd Tribune.
We congratulate the Repub licans of this
Legislative district, in having so good a man
nominated for representative as Mr.. p. A.
Galley. He will run ahead Of his ticket
wherever lie is known.---Elk River Star.
y The convention then proceed.
ed to vote for representative, and D. A..
Galley, OF Princeton, Mile Laos county,
was unanimously nominated. Welearn
that Mr.. Galley is a merchant OF Princeton.
Benton County Press.
The nomination of E. FL. BLY,, for sen.
ator, and D. A, Galley, for representative,
is hailed with satisfaction throughout the
district. The candidates are very popular
wherever they are known, and bear a
splendid reputation for ability and energy.
f Sank Rapids Sentinel.
At the Republican convention for the
thirtieth senatorial district, held at Sank
Rapids yesterday, 3. H. Bly,, Of Brainerd
was nominated for Senator, and u. A.
Galley, Of Princeton, for Representative,
both nominations being made unanimous
". The ticket IS considered a strong one,
and the election of both candidates is
confidently anticipated. st. Cloud Journ-
ALL Press.
The Republicans OF Mile Lacs county
having decided to ask for The nomination
of q candidate for the House from their
county, and having presented the per-
fectly unexceptionable name of Mr.. D.
A. Galley, Of Princeton, the. delegation
from this county did not feel justified in
opposing their wishes, and therefore did
not present the name Of Hon. w. II.
Houlton for Senator, but gave Mr.. Galley
their cordial and unanimous support; and
the harmonious relations that have always
existed between the two equities are con-
|tinued undisturbed, much to the disgust
and grief of the opposition Elk River
Stan s. s1
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Complimentary Of Auditor Whitoomb.
In the winter of 1875 6 and 1867,
there was cut upon section is, town4l,
range is. in Pine county, School land, J
over half million feet Of pine, by a
certain lumberman, Of Saltwater.
This trespass, for such twas, was dis.
covered, and one of the land explor-
ers of the state, informed Of it about
the time the cutting was done Over
a year after this, certain parties who
were aware Of this trespass were IN
the State Auditors Office, and with
the able assistance Of the clerks search
ing after some record Of it, but no
record could be found Of the trespass,
or that permit had been given to
cut upon the lands. There was moth
ing in the State Auditor 5 Office show
ing either permit or the collection
of trespass. Attic same time the au.
thorities were again informed that
there was trespass committed on the
above land to quite an extent. These
parties were there for the purpose Of
finding out whether there was per.
nit given on this land, or if there
was no permit, whether the trespass
had been reported to the State Audi.
tor; but they found neither. It may
be that the State Auditor had this
transaction noted down on some Of his
.priyate papers with the intention Of
making public record Of It when it
is convenient. .s
This IS 9 very. mild transaction Of a
large number Of the same kind which
we shall show up before election.
II looks to q man up a tree as ii
Auditor Whitcomb had been .ssaltinr
down" q little for rainy day, & and
the rainy day is close at hand. Rush
CRY Post.
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.sLaost.

a two year old bull short horns,
grey grizzly color, strayed from nv
premises, about the middle Of August.
Any information leading to his re.
coyery will be thankful received and
literally rewarded. by
Loom Berry, Princeton, Or al the
UNION OFF nc e. s9's3
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Mr.. Noah Gates had a husking bee
on Wednesday, and succeeded in get
ting his corn all safety sscribbed;;' in
the evening there was dance.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Whitcomb's equalization board ill.,
creased the valuation of mules and
asses, in this county, $50 per cent;
now there are no asses in this county,
and, as near as we can learn. only one
mule which is owned by !. a namesake
and ardent admirer of o, p. Whitcomb.
Joseph Whitcomb. Pretty good Joke.
bns we are afraid Q. P. w. has lost an
other vote.
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otate. .$173 2S6
County. ................. $50 90
4 own own OF frlnceton .............. 5 46
Town OF Greenbush 148 %
Town OF Milo ........... .,a. 10 80
General School Fund 4. ~ 10
special School Fund, Dist, No. j. n 10 "a
Special School Fund Dist. No. 81. & so
Special School Fund, Dist. No. II. Is IS
Special School Fund, Dist No. s. s IS
Special School Fund, Dist. No. Il. 8 Is
= School House, Dist. No. 8 /. ]. .s5 5 &c
School House, Dist. No. IS. s -
School y House, Dist. No ID. 4. B. 20
School House, Dist. No. Y i 10
: :, iinceton load q 81
u.eenDush Road Fund 4. y. 419 81
: ~ n :. ! a una 90
II ! e e s. \. I, !. Il, II IS
County 20 Road Fund j. \. a A.
,o'iiNiuc IGN otate h. S 81
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A full line of MackinaW and blanket
goods, custom made, at III. B. Cowles
& Co.'S. 4
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NG Hugh Brown, on his farm
s.ssgnSn Baldwin, raised "a Of an acre
ct sugar cane, from which he made
a8 gallons Of syrup. s
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Remember that you can buy your
goods as cheap. for cash, at H. sfB.
to"les ,sSassr ) Sore. as anywhere in
the State. .s.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

a neW and full assortment of boots
and shoes at II. 3. Cowles s Cos.
Something new, and nobbY. -. .ss
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A new fence-there never was an
old oneimproves the looks Of the
Congregational church yard. u
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Mr., George Mahoney is seriously
tadisposed, has been confined to his
bed for, some eight or ten days past.
Hope the old gentleman will pull
through all right. b
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Vote Unreliable r.. B. Cowles &
Go, will pay Is cents per pound for
green ginseng
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A fine lot Of Blanket goods for sale
at Riuess All the goods made to or
der. G.. H. RINEs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

The nomination Of d. A., Galley is
satisfactory to nine, tenths of the peo-
pie OF Mile Laos county.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

G. H.TRlnsss wants all those who are
indebted to him to pay their accounts
an full this fall. All accounts must be
raid. FS5I5ssE ss49 55 v
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Mr.. j. F. Prescott and family have.
moved out into Germany again, where
Mr.. P, has purchased 200 acre farm.
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6, Neither Sherbnrne nor Mile Laos
esanties will be represented at the
Democratic district convention, which
is to be held at Sank Rapids, on Fri.
day. nv 50 ,al S..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

We would call the attention Of our
readers to The ad. Of III. B. Cowles &
20. which appears in another column:
we have inspected their stock and
nnstsay that it is complete and every
thing is marked very low. Co..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Hen. Barker has cast his destiny
withsisanti county. 1t is Mile Laos
loss aAd Esanti's gain.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Mr.. NJ v. B. Cater has been quite
sick for the past few days. we are glad
to learn he is improving.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

a young gentleman, direct from
Maine, Mr.. Fogg, arrived in town on
Saturday; we understand he proposes
making Mile Laos county his future
home. W
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

The Candidates are abroad in the
land, sln new is the time to get your
cigars cheap.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

The new Methodist minister, Rev
MT. Cline, arrived in town last week.
on Sunday, he preached at the M. D.
church morning and evening, besides. in
company with Rev. Mr.. Kingsland, he
visited Wyanett in the afternoon, We
have not had the pleasure of hearing
the Rev. gentleman preach vet.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Donnelly is coming; he will speak at
the court house hall, on. Monday even.
ing, October 2lst. st.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

The Republican nominees, on the
county ticket, will be elected this fall.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Black is white enough for us; we re
fer to Capt Mahlon Black.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

The candidates are all on the an
Aio,.s seat just AZ present.
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When you ARE in St. L9oud stop at
the Minnesota House.
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c. Fl. Rines has the largest stock of
ladies, dry goods'ef any store this side
OF Minneapolis.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Now is the time to replenish your
wardrobe: Il, B. Cowles & Co. have
last received anew lot of all.kinds Of
gents clothing and underwear, hats
and caps,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09
County Convention G :

The Republicans of Mile Laos County
are requested to elect delegates in their
different towns as follows, to attend the
County Convention, to be held at the
court honse hall, Princeton, on Monday,
October 21st, at Q P. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the Offices
of County Auditor, Sheriff, County Atty,
Register Of Deeds, Judge of Probate and
Coroner and to transact such other bust
ness as may come before the convention.
Greenbush, 9 delegates,
Milo, 3 delegates,
Princeton, IL delegates.
Repu blicans, turn out and elect dele
gates to the convention who e,feseh
your views, thus making the nominees the
choice Of the Republicans Of me county
and sustain the action Of the conv ention
by your votes at the, polls on election
day. ss ,s Al
n G. H. JaINEs, Cha rman, ass {
r. G. DUNN, Sec setary. Committee.
ALEX. DESHAW,
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A choice lot Of new prints at H.
B, Cowles 4 Cos. Il; @.
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OCTOBER SETTLEMENT

The total amount collected by the.
county treasurer during the past three
molShs, ending on the sOth day Of Sep
tember, was $l6o5 81. The amounts APP
portioned to the different funds are as fol-
lows: z
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READ! READ! READH.

ber-H: B. Cowles- s. Co. have i
large stock Of lumber Of all dimensions
on hand, which they viii dispose Of cheap
1or cash, and Charge q fair price il they.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Quite number of Indians were in
town Oh Monday, they did consider.
able trading with our merchants, all
of them seeming to have money.
Major Ruffee, Indian agent, had Just
paid these dusky children Of the forest,
their annual annuities. at the north
shore of Mile Laos lake, and that is
how the Indians all came to have some
of Uncle Sans greenbacks.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

This time it is Mr.. Walter Libby
and Miss Abbie Gilman; the words
that pronounced them man aud wife
were spoken by Judge Keith, On Sa-
turday evening, at the residence of the
bride q parents, with the brides faith
er andsMr. Ed. Patterson as witnesses.
Walt has been threatening to commit
matrimony for some time past, but it
was not until last Saturday evening
that he managed to screw his cour.
age up to the sticking point, The
happy pair are gone below ''honey.
incoming May good fortune attend
them all through life.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Mr.. Joseph Roberts is ii town. after
Al At, unusual long absence Is months.
Mr.. oberts was up at the lake when
the Indians were getting paid Of.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Their are $50 bona Jias voters il
Mile Laos county, and still there will
not be over 800 votes polled this fall;
the other $50 will be off iii the wood.
AT their January meeting. the com.
n'issi lt' will be petitioned to estab-
ilsh new voting precinct somewhere
up ia the woods. and then the voters
Up There will not. be virtually dis
iranchised, as they are now.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Mr.. Nm. Smith purchased nice
little span Of horses, while down in
Minneapolis last week. Mr.. "A. J..
Cater also brought up 4 good looking
nag ~ lss =.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09

Mr.. D. H Murray advertised il
wednesdays Pioneer Press for an as.
'a'saa1t, he received about 40 letters
ssrom applicants. in Thursdays mail.
an =. !, ~: :it1 AL probability Campbell &
Libby WilIhave to hitch an extra r,aiir
OF horses unto the stage tomorrow.
on account Of the immense increase
in the weight Of the mail bag. b
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g II Rines is paying Elk River
prices far GOOD WHEAT. on account and
il exchange for goods. Goods at CASH
prices!
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Ladies' dress goods in great varie-
tics, at II. B. Cowies & Cos.
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Town Caucus.

#s The Republicans Of the town Of Prince.
town, are requested to meet at the court
house hall, on saturday, October 10th, at
81. NJ, for thepurpose Of electing u dele.
gates to attend the County Convention,
and TO transact such other business as
may come up.
r. 9. DUNN, Charm Town Committee.