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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

business duh.
-Atterd church Sunday.
Heavy blow On last Monday.
Fruit becoming quite plentiful.
The picnic season has about
departed.
Sun rises today at 4:5a, and
sets at 7:0L
Fare on the Pearl Rivers from
this place to New Orleans is S1.50.
Our section has been blessed
with several good showers during
the week.
To-day fourteen years ago
Lieut.. Gen. Polk, of the c. S. A.
was killed.
The new platform at the sta
ton here is finished, and is a great
Improvement over the Old one,
An Office is for rent owe the
Postofice exchange. For further
Information apply to Z. ?. Rlalack.
There has been an average at
tendance of ninety in the public
4 schools at Scranton during the
past week.
"a Only one arrival ia cur port
during the week, the brig Anna ID.
Torrey, from Morgan City. No
clearances.
81 The thanks OF the BENeCRAT-
STAR are due Mr.. Richard Grant
for a fine water melon, which was
highly Appreciated
The new steaaaer Pearl Rivers
was visited by many of Il citi-.
Gems as she lay at Belcier & De
n Smet's wharf Monday afternoon,
We learn that some of Il
Il young ladies and grntlemca iiItend
soon TO give an entertainment Tor
the benefit of the Catholic church.
-Becht, the barber, is still on
hand to give good shavcs and
STYLISH haiP-cuts. Go to his tOnSo-
n rial establishment and have a sum.
mer trimming.
The Ladies Aid society desire
us to thus publicly thank DR.. L. n.
Blount & Cos. for so kindly allow
ing the use of their soda fount at
the sociahle, and TO Mr.. Fred
Blount for his valuable assistance
upon the occasion.
A party of ladies and gentle
men from Moss Point picnicked in
Dir. Blount's front yard, at the
Seashore last Saturday. They
we're having % good time as we
passed there, we should Judge; as
they were busily engaged ar6una
u well filed board.
Mfr. NJ. A. Dees is having his
dwelling house p1h ted, plastefed
aud otherwise improved. Now is
d good time to make improvements,
lumber aud labor are cheap, and
most of our citizens have the time
to attend to these matters.
ED. T. j.. Rowan, in place of
Eld. Hamberlin, will preach at the
Moss Point Baptist church on the
fourth Sunday in this month at
1880 am, and in Scranton AGA
DENY Sunday night at 8 o'clock.
These will be the only services held
this month.
Secretary of State Falconer
Will accept thanks for a copy of the
acts Of the last Legislature. He ill.,
forms us that the acts intended for
distribution to the officers of this
county have been forwarded to
Clerk Delmas, and those entitled
10 them can call upon that officer
for copies.
The steamer Pearl Rivers left
ocean Springs Tuesday morning
al 0 am and at 3 pm, (maklng her
findings at all coast ports and
quarantine stations, and many
SHALLOW channels to contend
asainst) was safely landed at her
'andmgr New basin, New Orleans.
a distance of ITO miles in ten
nours' Encouragement is given
Every trip, and' snducements are
unequaled,
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All letters relating to the business Of
.Rba Haudsboro Democrat. should be adj
Jrsssed to p. X, Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
and all matters connected with the DEMO
Sp,,.STAR should be addressed to Mayors
a Richmond, ~PascagoNla, Miss.
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PIIASIC1AN n SUBkGEUN.
Having permanently located at Ocean
Springs offers his professional services to
tho people of the town and surrounding
country. Thirty years extensive expert
cnce in the valley of the mississippi and
III the city of New Orleans, enables him
to offer his professional experience as con-
sulting physician to the me,tbeis of the
fraternity who are practicilig at the towns
along the coast.
lime Z. ISIS. ly
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A new stock of all kinds Of dry goods
lust received and for sale at rock bottom
prices at the Scranton store of
NJ, A. Dees.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-14

j.. NIELSEN,
Matchmaker & JeWeier

Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry left here
for repairs | will not be responsible tor
over three months.
SCRANTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Auril l0-lY
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All the latest styles c~alicoes for sale low
81 NJ. A. Dees.
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Orders solicited and promptly filed.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed
Mas 3, lS76 80 Sly
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ILLIN& HOUSE,

OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS,
--=-L-
Apartments for families and Single per
SONS.
Board and lodging by the day, week or
month.
Meals at all hours of the day. at very
low prices.
Refreshments for ladies.
The best Lager Beer, Soda Water and
Liquors of all kinds.
+. W, ILLING, Prorrietor,
June Z, 1873. ll-3ni
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DENTISTRY
FOR SALE.

The Francisco HOTEL property, situa-
ted nearthe Railroad Depot AT Pascagoula,
Miss. VIII be sold cheap aud on re asona-
BILE terms. If not sold soon viii be rented
X. G.. DAVIS;
SeTsnton; Miss.
AT.S ~. fs-5- QIuo
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-14

viii attend to all the business Of my Store at Scranton, while am carrying OF M
Milling business at Ferland, Alabama; aud Wills contract TO furnish md deliver III
New Orleans, Mobile aud Pscaeouas ALL kinds of IN Lumber, fnntra D hound
NJ. A. DEESs
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Look at the Distributions!
EXTRAORDINARY DISTRIBUTION!
aO0,00N Tickets at 50 Each.
LIST OF Prices!

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
8 approximations of $500 each
for the series OF fifty numbers
on each side of the number
drawing the $50, 900 Prize, are 5000
9 Approximations of 500 each
for the series Of fifty numbers
drawing the $4,000 Prize, are. 1900
Approximations of S10e each
forthe series of fifty nutlbers
drawing tho $4,000 Prize, are. 900
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-04
SALTWATER NEWS.
Impeachment appears to be epidemic.
Major Day, of Dubuque, is in town look

impeachment appears to be epidemic.
Major Day, of Dubuque, is in town look
ing for logs.
~ There were 1000 bushels of wheat and 800
barrels Of flour shipped by the Duluth road
yesterday.
Mr.. Viezie, of Marine, is no better, but it
is hoped, with careful treatment, he will Ill
timately recover.
Mr.. Lowell, of the Sawyer house, is inn
proving his drainage by extending his sewer
to connect with the one in Myrtle street.
The Grand Army boys left on tn e early
West Wisconsin train this morning for Lake
Minnetonka, to attend the department en-
campment. Only a few of the faith full
went.
The doctors advance the theory that the
prevalence of dyphtheria in certain neighbor-
hoods on the South hill is due to the fact
that the surface water does not run off but
percolates through the soil to the ledge of
rocks beneath, where it stagnates and sends
off the malaria.
The platform for the pyrotechnic display
| was put on the upper part of the trestle OF
| the bridge yesterday, and tonight it is ex-
pected that Joe Garlic and Bill Capron will
make flaming stump speeches from that ele-
waited position. Then the crowd will adjourn
to Opera hall to dance the merry hours
away.
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Redeeming State Bonds.

The State treasury yesterday redeemed a
100000 bond of the issue of 1868, and is
sued 800, 1000 in bonds of the second issue
of the 5000, 600 loan authorized by the last
legislature. The proceeds of the issue will
be divided into two portions of $4,000 and
$685. 600 each, the former amount being for
the redemption of warrants for last years
relief of grasshopper sufferers, and the lat
ter will be turned into the general revenue
fund, overdrawn for seed wheat this year.
There were also purchased yesterday bonds
as follows: For the permanent school fund,
$31 600 of Missouri six per cents and $751;
600 of Minnesota bonds; and for the inter-
nal improvement land fund, $32 ONO of Min
nesota bonds, making total of $141, 900
bonds purchased. So far, $4,000 of the
new loan have been invested in the perman-
ent funds of the State since March Is of
the current year, leaving only 1916 200, which
will be invested in the same funds in less
than three weeks.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

Fourteen of the cars on the Midland train
the other day were loaded with wheat.
One of the barges taken from Wabashaw
last week held 10000 bushels of wheat.
A car of wheat was unloaded into barge
in Wabashaw the other day in seven min
utes.
An exchange says all farmers are crying to
the clerk of the weather to hold on with his
rainwater.
A heavy rain storm passed over Meeker
county, by which grain was much beaten
down, but it is believed it will mostly right
up again.
The Brown County Agricultural associa-
ton has decided to hold its county fair in
New Ulm, on the 21st and 22d of Septem-
Der next.
Whooping cough now prevails in Litch-
field, as to interfere with the schools. The
death of enc child, an infant has been
caused by it.
The all-absorbing question among Mime
sofa farmers at this moment is, "What shall
the harvest be?'' For the answer look to
the sunshine, rain and storm.
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First Rant;st Church Annual.

At the close of the monthly covenant
meeting of the First Baptist church, held
last evening, the annual meeting of the
church and congregation was held. Hon.
w. w. Billson was called to the chair. Tie
report of the treasurer showed receipts dur
ing the year amounting to $4,323.22; expeu-
ditures $4,125.37, leaving balance on hand
of $97.S5. There is yet due in the expenses
of the past year the sum of s 1862, which
must be provided for.
Horace Thompson was reelected presi-
dent of the society for the ensuing year, and
the following trustees chosen: For two
years-D. D. Merrill, E. N. Hallowell, E..
Treasure. For three years-W. w. Billson,
VIM. Wakefield, Mr.. Bushnell. Two dele
gates were appointed to attend the installa-
ton of Rev. Mr.. Ashmore at Montevideo on
the 10th inst, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
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The Battle Of Koeniesgratz.

The anniversary of the battle of Koenigs-
gratz, the bloodiest battle of the Austro-
Prussian war of 1866, was celebrated yester-
day bya gathering of the survivors who now
reside at St. Paul, at the saloon Of F. w.
Zestler, on Wabashaw street. The organi-
cation is known as the Deutscher Krieger
Verein. There were present yesterday DR..
Dedolph, president, F. w. Schultz, of the
German American bank, secretary, F. W.
Fink. treasurer, VIM. Zestler, Lieut..
Hank and others. The party sat down to an
excellent col asion, and spent an hour or two
in recalling the "reminiscences of that fateful
day twelves years since. The Prussian
trops stood before heavy fire from Z to II
o'clock in the morning, when they were
driven back, but re-took their position and
held it firmly, Notwithstanding murderous
fire of artillery from 2 to 8 o'clock, when
the Austrian force was obliged to capitu-
late
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THE FOURTH.

The Opportunities for Celebrating the Day.
The annual regatta of the Minnesota Boat
club will take place on the river this morn
ing, commencing at 10 o'clock. The course
will be one mile up stream and return. The
programme, heretofore published, is as fol-
lows:
Previous to the races two new boats be-
longing to the club will be named with az
propriate ceremonies.
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
At "a. M. the hook and ladder company
have their celebration. The temperance
celebration at Red Rock will afford attrac-
tons for many, and the picnics on St. An
thony hill, Silks grove and elwhere will give
additional amusements. In the evening fire.
works at the head of Wabashaw street will
close the day in a blaze of glory.
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to accommodate everybody and his friend, by
excursions to and from Red Rock camp
ground. The Maggie Reaney and Nellie
Kent will make hourly trips during the day,
and up to a late hour at night. In addition,
the commodious and fast st. Louis
packet, Minnesota, commanded by
that prince of good fellows,
and experienced steamboatman, Captain
Sencerbox, is expected to make one or more
trips previous to her departure on her regu-
lar trip for st. Louis, at 4 P. M.
The K. N. liner, Northwestern, Captain
Lee, will be the down river packet at P. NJ.
Friday.
The mark showed feet IL inches in the
channel, decline of one inch.
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AN ACT.

AN ACT.
To authorize the location of avenue around
Lake Phalen.
Be it enacted by tile Legislature of tile state Of
minnesota:
SECTION ONE.
That Gen. r. w. Johnson, II. J. Brainard and
Henry Brandt, of the county of Ramsey, are hereby
appointed commissioners to locate and survey road
sixty 60) feet wide. from point the st. Paul and
Lake Phalen and White Bear Lake road, where it
crosses the north line of section number wentyseven
(G) township number twenty-nine 49, range twenty
two S22) thence running in northwest direction to
the shore of Lake Phaen, and to locate and survey
road or avenue one hundred (1OO) feet wide, COM
mencing where said road strikes said lake, thence
entirely around said lake, and the shore there
OF as practicable, to place of beginning.
SECTION TWO.
Said commissioners, or majority of them, shall
meet at the Auditors Office in the city of ST. Paul.
or before the first a. day of june eighteen hundred
and seventy-eght QS78,) and there make oath that
they will faithfully discharge their duties provided
by this act, and impa, TALLY damages, if any
they find, to be sustained by the owners of land
through which said road may run, which oath shall
be filed i'll said Auditors Office, and proceed to the
discharge of their duties.
SECTION THREE.
The said commissioners are hereby authorized to
employ the county surveyor with such assistants
they may deem proper as may be necessary for the
| proper location and establishment of said road.
SECTION FOUR.
| Said commissioners shall, on or before the first
day of July, eighteen hundred and seyenty-elght
Q878 cause accurate plat of the survey and loca-
ton of said road to be made and filed in the Office of
| the county auditor of Ramsey county, which plat
shall be p1inlG tGcid evidence in all courts of this
State of the location, survey and establishment of
| said road.
| SECTION FIVE.
1t shall be the duty of said commissioners to APP
praise the damages that may to the of
any lands through which said road may be estab-
lished; and or before the first day of July next,
I %ofJ
Ramsey county.
| SECTION SIX.
| ANY owners Of lands through which said road
passes may appeal from the appraisenent of DAM
ages made by said commissioners to the District
Court OF Ramsey county, at any time within twenty
| COY days after the first day of July, aforesaid.
SECTION
Such appeal shall be taken by the services CT
upon the county attorney of Ramsey county. and OIL
the fling in the office of the clerk of the district
court copy of such notice with proof of service
with description of the property taken and the
amount of the commissioners award, together with
appellants grounds of appeal, the appeal will bt
deemed to be complete, and thereafter proceedings
shall be had in actions originally commenced II
the District Court.
/ SECTION EIGHT.
All damages appraised by said commissioners o.
determined and awarded by the court, together witt
the expenses and per dien of the commissioners
surveyor and employees shall be paid by the count,
of Ramsey.
SECTION NINE.
This act shall be in force from and after 1T
passage.
Approved March 9Th, A. D. 1873.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. 81. Z. johnson of the Boston One Price
Clothing house leaves this morning for Sara
toga, N. Y. where he will join his family.
State Superintendent Burt returned yester-
day from Mankato, where he perfected ar
rangements for the holding of teachers in
stitute having previously attended the graGu-
ating exercises of the Winona high school.
E. B. Birge superintendent of the fire alarm
telegraph, returned yesterday from Faribault,
having completed the repairs on the disabled
steam fire engine of that place. Before his
leaving the engine was tested, and worked like
a charm.
At the Merchants yesterday: ]. Bryant Min
| neapolis; E. W. Gromer, Hastings; A. J. Bells
| Chicago; L. B. Rudd Grand Rapids; D. J..
Davis, Chicago; L. B. Taylor, New York; G. R.
Newell Springfield; E. Kramer, New York; b.
f. Horton, Chicago; N. B. Stevens, Winona; NJ.
E. Kenyon, Mortar. N. Y; NJ. Anton, q. S. A.
L. G. Harlan and daughter, GAINESVILLE; w. Gill
patrick, Bismarck; Mrs. 81. n Smith, Chicago:
g. +. Hatch Lake City; F. E. Martin, st.
renee county; Mrs. j. s. Wood, Saltwater; E. r.
Evens, Boston; A. Clendening, Taylor's Falls;
j. 81. Burwell Rock Island; J. G. Currier and
wife, Mankato; Mrs. L. W. Wilson, Ft. Dodge
P. N. Skinner, Council Bluffs; S. Harvester, St
Louis; F. james, Eau Claire; l.. r. Brooks anc
Kelly, A. T. Kelly and daughter, st. Louis; A
E. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. L. Kauffran, Allerton; P
NJ. Barry, Chicago; R. Il. Grant, Hinkley.
At the Metropolitan: N. D. Stocker, LAX
City; W. A. Lash, F. 81. Lash, North Carolina
G. w. Potter, Milwaukee: Mrs. E. d. Humphrey
Miss Emma F. Snyder. st. Paul; Mrs. W.
Mcmillan Miss Florence NJ. Fox, Miss Grac
Fox, Minneapolis; Alex. Johnston, New Oh
leans; G. w. Homan, Willis II. Yates and wife
f ]. S. Gibson aud wife, J. E. Iller, wife an
children, Charles handbook and wife, Omaha
J. T. Forman and wife, H. Dawson and wife
B. s. Terwilliger, wife and child, Council Bluff
e E. c. Bosbyshen and wife, Glenwood, a.; Mi:
$ Julie E. Shelton, New York. Wm. A. Eros
/ Laramie City; Adolph Meyer, VIM. Statilman
S and wife, e. A. Allen, Miss A. NJ. William
3 Mrs. S. M Koon and wife, Mrs. T. j. Stale
: Alf. d. Jones, Omaha; g. S. Clark, Counc
d Bluffs; Henry Anderson, wife and chill
Mrs. J. Stees, Wahoo, Neb.; r. 7. Bryan
!. Council Bluffs; H. T. Haws, wife and tv
e children, David City, Neb., Miss s.
IS Furgeson, r. A. McAllister, Grand Islam
e E. B. Bundy, Menomonie; A. S. Billings MI
It Gill, J. H. O'Bryan, Omaha; Mrs. BOUCHER al
IS daughter, Geo. S. Bradbury, Council Bluff
d E. Macarthur, Winnemac; N. f. Mitchell, We
y Mitchell; j. B. Cleland, Chas. Sweat, Osag
( Geo. Gray, G. T. Howe, E. L. How, New Yor
G. F. How, Shawand, Wis. B. H. Campbe
Des Moines.
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The Fourth on the River,

Among the pleasures within the reach of
all citizens of St. Paul to-day, will be that
most enjoyable, refreshing and ealth-giving
enjoyment, embraced in steamboat excur-
sion. Capt. John H. Reaney has arranged
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(orF1c1AL.)
Report Of The Commissioners
Phalen Avenue.

ST. PAUL, June 81 1878.
Gen. r. ". johnson, Chairman Special Com
naissiOners ON ssPhalen Auenue:"
GEN'L: I hand you herewith plat of the survey of
Phalen Avenue, the same being an avenue one hun
bred feet wide around Lake Phalen, in New Canada
Township, County of Ramsey, as surveyed by me
under your directions in the months of May and
June, A. D. 1878, accompanied with profile maps of
line of said avenue, and also map showing its con-
nection with the City of st. Paul, Lake Como and adj
jacent roads, together with the estimated cost of
construction of the same with the driveway of forty
feet width all of which is respectfully submitted
Very Respectfully, Your Ob't. Seryt
County Surveyor, Ramsey County.
Estimated cost of construction of 'Phalen Avenue
with roadway of forty feet in width:
ON EAST SHORE OF LAKE.
$3.50 yards cut and FILL at 10c. -. 1887 90
700 feet side hill scraping, 1900
yards lou w
Three acres grub, &C, at S25..... 10 90
D''>So = s1,o72 ce
ON WEST SHORE LAKE.
$3.50 yards cut and fill, at 10c 1856 90
-Four acres, grub, &C., at S25 co.. 100 90
One Bridge, S75 90 (piers). ....... $50 60
~ $1,000 o.
Total estimated cost ...............S 3d. 1872 Of
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale

Published first and dated June 10th, 1873
Whereas, default has been made In the conditions
II. Boyle and Margaret Boyle, his wife, as mort
gagors. to John j. Lemon as mortgage, dated July
ut, 1874, and recorded the day the office OF
the Register of Deeds Of Ramsey county, Minnesota
at page 49, of book 81 of mortgages of the records
of said office, and that covered and mortgaged that
tract OF land situated IN said county, and known and
described as the north half (nh) of the east half
(e1) of the southeast quarter (se of the southeast
quarter tse,) Of section eighteen Q8,l OF township
twenty (29) of range twenty-five on being
acres, more or less, and which was given to secure
the payment of a promissory note of $500 co. dated
July 1st 1874 and due July LIST, 1876 with interest
thereon at the rate of twelve per cent. per annum
interest payable sem-annualy, made by said harles
NJ. Boyle; and Whereas sid principal of $4,000
and interest thereon since January LIST, 1876 is
due and unpaid and said mortgage stipulaes for the
payment of $500 to said mortgage attorneys
fee in of the foreclosure of said mortgage and
said mortgage paid to the county treasurer of said
county, and took his receipt therefor, the 18th
day of October, 1877, to redeem said land from tax
| sale thereof, made by the proper officers of said
county, the sum of S18.65; and whereas, an act .on
was instituted by said John j. Lemon, against said
Charles NJ Boyle in the District Court of said county
to recover said debt, and judgment entered and
docketed therein April 9th 1877, in favor of said
| Lemon and against said Charles NJ. Boyle, and al
execution has been duly issued said judgnen
and returned to said court wholly unsatished; ant
whereas, there is claimed to be due and is due al
principal and nteret said debt, at the date of thu
notice, the sum of S64800 and said premises ar
vacant and unoccupled.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that sail
recitals true, and that by virtue of the power
sale contained in said mortgage, and which was re
corded Herewith ard as part thereof, and In pun
suance OF the statute i'll such made and prs
vde1. said mcrtgaged premises will be sold at publ
ivendue to the highest bidder on SATURDAY TIL
THIRD DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1873, at IL
O'Clock i'll the forenoon of said day. at the front doc
of the Old Court House Of said court, in Saint Pau
in said county, to satisfy the amount due sal
, mortgage, including said redemption money, an
dollar, the interest thereon to date and also sal
attorneys fees, and said mortgage will be therel
foreclosed. JOHN j. LEMON,
PALMER s BELL, of ST. Paul, Mortgage
Attorneys of said Mortgagee
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For the celebration of the glorious Fourth.
Grand picnic of the German society at Banhol-
zer's garden. Let us have agood time. Buses
will leave in the afternoon from the terminus
of the street railway to the picnic place.
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Water consumers are advised to pay their
water bills on or before July 6, thereby saving
five per cent.
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Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale by
NORTON MOORE & Co.,
Pioneer Press building.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
hereby certify that have carefully compared the
foregoing with the original file in this oioe and
that the same is true copy thereof.
Witness my hand and the great seal of the State
this 23d day of March, A. D. 1878.
lSeal.l J.S. IRGENS,
Secretary of State
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Owing to contemplated change in our bus
mess, we will, from this date, close out our en-
tire stock at and below cost for CASH.
A. Fl, LINDEKE & Bro