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We have added THIRTY NEW STYLES OF
SCOTCH TRoUSERISGs,
ranging la price from SIX TO TWELVE DOLLARS.
A. SAKS & Co, Tai!ors,
1913 Main street.
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POLITICAL.
Ioosrs Third CoNGREssIoyAL1
CONSERVATIVE DISTINCT COMMITTEES,
IN ofs. n urr.S

| No. 6 Eleventh street fup.stairs}.5} +
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL Dis
Il TR1CT COMMITTEE (E0NSERyAT.FEl
have established their headquarters vt No. g Eley-
en'h street tup-atairs). between Main and Bank
streets, and woud be pleased to have the people OF
this district confer with them In regard to the can
vase. as..s7-s..5a Ss
and from 8 to 10 =. 81.
The committee would be glad 10 have residents OF
the counties visiting the city call at iheIr rooms and
make known the requirements Of their localities. IS
General JOSEPH e. JOHNSTON, when not Cam
wasting Ia the counties. can be found here from IL
A. NJ, to z VI.
All communications addressed to the Secretary
relsting to district affairs VIII receive she prompt
attention due tEem j. BELL BIG6 ER,
oc 7-tSov1 Secretary.
NOTICE! NOTICE There will be an
lS INDEPENDENT GREEEBACK MASS
MEETING or MONDAY EVENING NEXT IN
O'clock. II Is hoped that every laboring man will
be present. especially those of color; as business Of
importance will be brought before the same, gard
COMMITTEE: Ed Green. G. BOYD. W. z. Jack
son, C. T. Payne James Scott. IL. II. Jenkies. ..
Joseph Martin, S. Mitchell, of this city: 4. WOOL
rico. w. j. ). BOWIE, Chairman.
W. F. JACKSON, Secretary. oc Its
(lITI CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
meeting Of this Commitiee win be held at the :
Office of the Sheriff OH MONDAY NIGHT The 7th
Instant al o'clock. Every member is requested 10
be present. ..s.
By order of superintendent B. G.. GRAY.
oc 5-2t
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SCII0o!.-SliDES. al tie styles, cheap at
BoSCnEE'S, 5r9 an! 81 Broad street.
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FINE CHOCOLATE DROPS at PI2ZrSI's.
SOFT ALARsIMALLow DROPS at PIzZINI'S.
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LAST EXCURSION
OF TIE SEASON TO

' 'I1C LANI I-NN y IttFO~N
OF TIE SEASON TO
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, AND NEW
YORK,
and return, over the Chesapeake and ONO Rlllrlic'
leaving Richmond MONDAY MORNING. Oc:"etr
= 1873, at 1880 O'Clock: arrive al Washington af
P making connection With all trains bound hor. II.
Tickets good for fifteen days 10 return any ram
IIavin. daylight To see the mountains anu All OF ne
Drautiful Sc, n"ry, aud no change OF ears. No Gc-
lav-strAght through. Merchants and pleasure
seekers now j. your tirIc-.hc only and lasf S''c,
Irin: Washington, 81 Baltimore, "a; New iorG,
$3.50. -, ,r,.
Tickets for sale by the cOmmittcC-J. NJ. IhomT-
SOIL S25 Broad street: j. y. suit, Iu5 Br0lu stree :
r. T. Adams. 322 SIKH street.
'' Sc 2U2l23 24 262S,30&Oc 1,3.5S7
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ExCU RSyDSS.
TICKETS
IL
Gncludug one admission)
TO THE BALDWIN AUGUSTA FAIR,
STaUSTOE, VA,

GOOD TO RETURN WITHIN FIVE DAYS, VIII
be on sale mt stations Of The Chesapeake anu ono
railway on October 7th, Sth 9th, and ION, at 5tc'
more than fare one way. .,o
Eroin Richmond the round-trip rate will be 1850.
oc 7-2r CONWAY Il. HOWARD. &. I. 4.
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Foa BREEDING GUNS. use MEADE Il BAKERS
CAREoLIC MouTu"W ASH. Fifty cents bottle
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ClTY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND HowITZERS,l
RICHMOND, VA, October 7. 1879.
A SSEMBLE YOUR ARMORY AK
N THIS (3IoEday) EVENING at St~Y2
o'cinck. III full-dreSs uniform and helmets, 'ss
for inspection and dr. aud EACH MON sa.A-:I
DAY EVENING HER REAF"TC!s during tie month,
In fatigue uniform. without furtncr notice.
By order OF the Captain. .
oc Tit ". L. SlMONS, u. >.
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Go TO FRAYsER's GALLERY aud get four beau'i-
full Album Photographs for 81: large size for fra
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TUESDAY, ocfotEk s-ls-i lhA oah' ~ > 49,
,.resr combined s,ock OF FALL and MlSTEEE W III
1arSsSSntS FANCY GOODS. and CLOAhS,
DRY pHSt ,cd pnfIcr one roof in any southern CITY,
eyer Ns""ppies shipped TO as daily from our Kew
York oayrrs; viii, orr regular business we sha,
Ia cn. for the mrs, time in this city the manu-
tntfo"o Of LAoIES' GLoAKS on nhost cSten I've we
scale cmr,ont,,Gr t,Tr onr m entire third door.
ias r pun MANUFACTURING DkrARIME Is
under s.se of s9 from s'sn Pars sss se ..es,
hsT,nS t,Sroyrd s,vies Of pattern CLoAkS FOR TINS
mos rc are r,, ahc,i ~ produce class OF CLOAkS
never before shown in This scc'oh at e"is'oei"o'
les n E, nse Iai,es and public In general OF Richmond
ors sdWcfn, cnuatry we e1tcnd a" tn,i,t'oi " o1t
auu au;r;g TUESDAY. 0Ilober Sth. instant
heaie'"' NEW YORK AUCTION-HOuSE,
soa yrnad street, between FIn Ia and sixth,
- nearly opposite the market.
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HOTELS.
CT. CHARLES HOTEL.

y 80, - -
Having taken charge OF Isis botel invite oil OF
my Old Rds and patrons TO call and see me Ine
HOUSE aud FURNITURE are IN GOOD OkpERf
and the HoTEL WILL BE KEPT IN flEeT-
&C 20-1m i. N. sURLETT, Agent.
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BUY YOUR FLAS.SELs Now!
Cold weather will come one Of these day, so yon
had hes. be prepared for it.
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QUE TAILORING DEPARTMENT
exhibits the
BEST ASSORTMENT,
FINEST STOCK,
of PIECE GOODS, suitable for
BUSINESS, DRESS, or sESiI-DREsS.
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In shades to match the new colors IN dress fabr''
An qualities.
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HEADQUARTERS :" F., CoaPASYl
RICuMOSp. VA, october z, 1878.
a TTENTIOE, IF" COMPANY.-H
II You are hereby ordered to appear at tic q
regimentai armory on TUESDAY EVENlNG,W
October s:h. at E:l5 o'clock in fu-dre.s uni X
form. for drill au inspection full attendance Is
desrcI as this w u. the last address drill prior
10 The proposed WsshmaloE trip.
BY comiual,i OF Captain II. 7. MILLER.
JOSEPH PlZZiEI,
oc 7-2t Orderly Sergeant.
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FI.ANNELS-Every quality.


BLANKTTS-An grades and sizes.
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ful lDul-I O. Iai re SiH~ Ava '-''
ming, 81.
lNpoRTAST TO OWNERS OF HoRS2s.-GlLESs
LISIMEET IoDIDE AMMoSIA-We have soid q'lah-
tites of IT, In no case has it failed to give salsiac
ton. Every one speaks IN It's praise. Lamenc:s'
lunches curbs, blood SPAWN. No stable should DC
without 1t. {. NJ. hosEaAN \ pN"l Mn,
Fine Harness. Iii Chambers street. \, \.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
100 West Broadway. y. Y.
Trial bottles, 25 cents.
Wholesale agents PURCELL, LADp & CO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at FRAYSERS, four ior
81.
BOYS PANTS. 81;
BOYS PANTS, $l25;
BOYS PANTS. $3.50;
BOYS PANTS. 80;
BOYS PANTS, $3.50;
Boys SUITS, $3.50;
Boys SUITS, 81:
Boys SUITS $3.50;
BOYS SUITS. S5:
Boys SUITS, Sc.
Largest stock to be found at
A. SAKs 6 Co.'S,
1913 Main street.
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lIEAnQUARTERs ARMoRY OF

rT'HE MEMBERS OF THIS CONF
L MANO are hereby ordered 10 assemble a. 81
their arinoSy MONDAY NIGHT, October 7lh. athI
o'clock. IN full-drcss uniform. for drill and liz II
sDectOp. and TlyEent of dues.
Is command OF Captain j. l.. SMITH.
nc I.lt l.. G. WILSON, q. :.
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4ifI,,llolld 9ispatelr,

no. THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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TUSIFFS NND UNJEKW Il.
\ full line of LHiL DREN'S FANCY-STRlpED
and iD-COl.ORED HOSE: also, every weight,
0ualiiv, and Size IN srasonahlc HOSIERY and CS-
DERWEAR for men, ladies. and children.
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TVuE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
IS NOW BEING OFFERED
TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS

y
900 pieces BLACK ALPACA. which we are now
selling al l,sS than !hc manufacturers prices.
We nr,. determined 10 sell these goods cheaper
than any ever shown.
We invite special attention 20 ollr
KENTUCKY JEANS.
TABLE-DAMASKS. GINGHA9IS,
KERSEYS, ChSSlMERES.
BED-TIChlNGS. -> - 90,
GLEACHkD ard UNBLEACHEED COT
TONS.
PATCHWORK. PRINTS.
CALiCOES. DRESS GOODS, &c,
in which we are now Offering great Inducements.
" l.. LlCuTENSTElN & SONS,
oc2 corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets.
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sILKs-BLACK AND COLoRED

DERWEAR Tor men, ladies, and cMtdrcn.
SILkS-BLACk AND COL0RED.
The largest stock ic found IN tc city 20 select
froIn, ailG al prices 10 guarantee sales
BLACK GOODS
oueof their spccial!ies- Their stock In this depart
lnent has been largely repiensicc in every grade.
se2S
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7Op RFNT THAT DESIRABLEF a.

TOR RENT, THAT DESlRABLEf.
4 FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE No; 7l22S
Franklin street. between Seventh and EiRhth street.
'r, dwelling h,t> u beautiful! fiOnt. with Ma"Slr!
roof and contains twelve rooms, with All ino!eFE
improvements. and Is especially aiiractiye on
count Of It's location. Possession Kiycn Sns' 'ho'f
Lists. d. Ti!ohrSOH bhumH bhm. ~.
nc = ct IL t3 SIaln ~tr,V'.
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A TTENTIGN, ATTUCkS GUARD.-A
n You are hereby ordered to assemble on Tents Is
AMI Rroti streets on MONDAY, October TIN, u; h
l2 o'clock sharp. In ful-dres 8 uniform, armed II
aud equipped. according TO battalion order No. =.
Every melnher OF the company Is required 10 BE-
present, ans. also furnish tlirnseyG, with ei.ht
rounds OF hank cartridges. By order OF Captain
JOSIAH CRuMP. commanding.
oc Ill WILLIAM p. GRAY, 0. :.
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oour TO ouE FIRST ASD GRAND FALL
Io"" OPENING,
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NOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLEE;
Il DWELLING No. 5l4 north seventh al
street. rcrcu'ly occupied by the l'ic Ca"saln y
ii,m Y. Shrr,rtr.. containing len roons bcsr's
kt,cnen The hru-c has lust been painted all" p't
In good repair. Apply 10
-. o, Hlnk and Eleventh strc'ts.
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DpFEpEN & FON,

DREEDEN & FON,
BROAD .Nn FIFTH STREETS,
orn nov receiving their stock of
FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which. In quantity and variety ilIcy feel assured nus
,'nr ln,n cxcci!rd or ,qualiet III this market
Sn1rlJ aficution has hecn gwen to their scFctlon
of DRESS FABRICS :,, -, ,,.aso,tod
All The novelties ri tie season WIZ W pieSH,itvu p, @
,-a ,t ppICES lnlly n LOW as the same eooo5 cah
b. hnrsi in he retail houses of New fork, o,,,,,>
In LADIES ana CNiLOREN'S Cpi;uhEhn 4.
.IoSTFpY: KID GLOVES of All 9Ga!ltS. ienStls
md Slal.s. ana I'm SMALL WEARS generally, ihcy
viii oatr most extensive assortment. .,, 80
They most Respectfully invite the attcn'io1 oI
,hr,r customers and the public. oc Z-IM
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DIZZY G00Ds. !. s... 5-..--.----
ESTABLISHMENT.

r,,orr ENTIRE FLOORS SEcEssAEI1 ,.sss!,i TO
1h'sI I,ccoMaoDATE oUR EXTENSIVE
BUSINESS.
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FOR REf'T.

NOR RENT, TIE DESlRA3LET-f
L. BRICK DWELLING No. 32S west Cary LIZ
street containing nine ROOMS ana III the Ino"ti
rnpycnenrcs such as gas. hn, and cold wafer bat0'
room. cookirt-r,ngr. marble minIcis. double par
ors. &c In good condition. Rooms conveniently
nc T-.od3r tUAfFiN. STAPLES & co.
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WAITS.
EOARDERS

WANTED. AN + KIP Z Il i n & L ID
w FARMER. with teams aud implements. 10
.snrS ON shares or rent i farm six nj es west oi
ptrnr,nud win $50 acre of open Etnd ana excel
lem muIdin4e Address ". NJ" DtSDdtc's cihcc.
C-lt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at FKAISER's' four Tor
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

About one month from now, and the
political aspirant viii, while carefully
adjusting his glasses so as to look over
them, wonder what our name is, and
where he has seen us before. He will
be the same man who previous to cleo
tion was all smiles and cigars, and took
pains to introduce us as ''my friend,
Mr.. B., of the 'Roarer.' This may
not be consoling, but it is so near the
truth that there is no fun in it, and
is rather hard on persons feelings.
especially when he has got worked up
to such degree of Self-importance,
that the Presidential chair seems al.
most in his grasp. Yet twas ever
thusly.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10
The New York Mail corrects an

The New York Mail corrects an
erroneous impression in regard to the
pedigree of the famous horse Rarus.
A representative of that paper inter-
viewed Mr.. r. B. Concklin, of Green
point, L. l., the owner Of Rarus. and
ascertained the following facts: Mr..
Concklin raised him from a colt, and
has always owned him. The sire Of
Rarus was Abdallah, his mother was
sired by Telegraph and her dam was
Lady Hunter. Rarus was never put
to any heavy work on the farm, and as
a colt showed great metal and stay. +"
The report that he was purchased by
a Californian for $50. 900 is denied, but
his owner will sell him if he gets his
price.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

EDITOR TRIBUNE
l herewith submit the List of Premiums
awarded at the Fifth Annual Fair of the
Stevens County Agricultural Society, held
in Morris, Sept. ~ and %, 1878. The CON-
mittee revised the list, and on ascertaining
that there was not money enough in the
treasury to pay premiums in full, passed
the following resolution:
Resolrcd, That the Secretary Of the Ag.
ricultural Society be instructed to divide
the money III the treasury of the society.
among the parties who are entitled to pre-.
miums, pro rata.
Which has been done, the amount of de.
duction being 10 per cent.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10
Republican Ticket.

For Judge of Supreme Court--JoHN NJ. BERRY.
For Clerk of Supreme Courts. II. NICHOLS.
For State Auditor-O p WHITCOMB.
For Senator-H. w. STONE.
For Representative F. SANFORD
COUNTY TICKET.
For Register Of Deeds-M. L. TORPEY
For Attorney-H. T. BEVANS.
For Judge of Probate-C. L. BROWN
For Sheriff-H T. LOVETT
For Court Commissioner-H B. WOLFF
For Coroner-H. L. HURLBURD.
For Surveyor-D. T. WHEATON.
For Commissioner I'd Dist-THOS. THOMSON
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

Some railroad hands overloaded with
John Barleycorn's potations, indulged in
black eyes and bruises and were rendered
accommodations in the luxurious apart
ments of the county corral until no more
applicants could be admitted The forlorn
remainder spent the hours of night in OBJ
livious umber-ALerGndriG Post.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

News to the effect that the Sioux
Indians, at Spotted Tail and Red Cloud
Agencies, have abandoned their reser.
vations and taken to the war path, has
been received, and causes some uneasi-
ness. It is rumored that they are
on the Black Hills settlements,
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10
MORRIS, MINI. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1878.

England is about to enter upon an
Asiatic war. The Ameer of Afghan
istan is assembling his forces, and pro-
poses to oppose the advancing British
Indian troops.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10
A Word From Abroad.

Swift County Advocate.
Hon. FL. w. Stone, of Morris, was unan-
imously nominated. at Alexandria, last.
week, 10 succeed Hon. Knute Nelson as
Senator. That district has done itself hon
or in selecting Mr.. Stone to succeed Mr..
Nelson, who, by the way, is one of the
leading Senators. Mr.. Stone was mem
Der of the lower house last winter, and
was an excellent member.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

Harper's Weekly says: 1.-The cpl
demic of crime seems to be on the in
crease. The daily newspapers present
an appalling catalogue of murders,
suicides, robberies, defalcations, and
outrages and violence against the law,
of almost every name and nature -
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

Senator Macdonald trips gaily up to
Speaker Gilman and dares him to knock q
chip off his shoulder. He challenges Mr.
Speaker, in this weeks Times, to become
a candidate against him for Senator from
this district. 1t would make fun for the
boys, any way.-Dougtas County Neaos.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

ThIeshing is far advanced among the
farmers in this vicinity, and the grain has
not been damaged a particle in the stack
by wet weather, and in many instances
improved by passing through the sweat
Hastings Gazette.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

The editor of the Glenwood Eagle
was assaulted last week, by one of the
county officers, who took umbrage at
some article which appeared in that
paper rejecting on him.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

Ole N. Barseness attempted to play
a mean trick few years ago. by slyly
running independent. He got beaten
in his own county, however.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10
STEVENS, POPE AND CHIP
PEWA COUNTIES,

And would invite purchasers to call on
him and look over his Large List.
Much of this land is owned by John Ell.
Camp, of st. Paul, and has been selected
with great care, and that, together with all
/ have for sale, can be obtained on Easy
Terms; that is, part Of the purchase price
Cash, balance on Long Time.
The land above referred to, consist in part
of
5000 Acres tn Sterens County,
$500 Acres in Pope County,
10000 Acres in CAtppeUa County,
and will be sold in Tracts to Suit Pur-
chasers.
Also other Lands and Town Lots, among
which are:
A farm of 100 acres, miles from Nor
ris, 100 acres plowed, and Sc acres in
wheat.
A farm of 100 acres, miles from Nor
ris with 80 acres plowed.
A fine business location near steam ele-
vator.
A house and two lots, in an eligible To-
cation.
A house and two lots near the Court
House.
Several unimproved lots.
Parties desiring land, or homes, should
not fail to give me call before making Sc
lections.
Morris, July Is, 1878.
w. w. GRIswoLD.
Office at Court House. 13tf
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

An exchange says that the wills of
both Vanderbilt and Stewart are being
contested. There is the same trouble
ahead for our relatives.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

Australia has carried off the highest
diploma for wheat, at the Paris exhi-
bition. She also gained prize on
wheat and flour.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

The city of Glasgow Bank has failed
with liabilities amounting to over fifty
million dollars.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

4 man named Jones, of Howard
Lake, Wright Co.. mistook his son for
burglar and accidentally shot him.
The wound is serious, but not fatal.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

The U. S. Land Office at Detroit,
will be closed on the 18th inst, and
reopen at Crookston in about month.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

Capt. A. A. Brown was beaten in
his own county, last year, by vote of
nearly A to l.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

We would like to know if it is using
profane language to say, Darn the
rag baby
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

Hon. A. McCrea was nominated for
Senator, by aeclimation, in the 4lst
district.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

The Chicago Times says that Thur
man appears to be the misleading
statesman Of the country.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10

The insane asylum investigation don't
pan out forStrait.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10
REAL ESTATE
F Q r s a l. E-
A Splendid Opportunity to get
Land Cheap, and on
Good Terms

The undersigned has Large Quantity
of Land For Sale, in
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-10
List OF Premiums.

Morris, Oct. Z, 1878.
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fAslnos Local ron fiR LApits''-
It's predicted that garAets VIII pe
again worn this fall aud winter ial'
hats are Of black straw trimmed WIN
black velvet with aalumh leaves OF
popples, The Breton dlesa was SO
becomlpg'and pretty that the ladies'
are 10th TO give II up New fans are
OF swans down, mounted oa peral
sticks and oFaamented with my
ribbon bows, An odd design Tor q
shall pin ID mermaid Of molherof peral
studded with q steel beads a pic
turesaue covering Tor tho head Is q
hood made Of blue sashmere, Trimmed
with swans down, The novelties ~
ladies handkerehleis are Of fine cam
brick aud collored borders aud exceed
ingly small, The most fashionable
dresses have tho eoNage opening "
shape In front and back, Large
buckles Of peraL Ike those worn
generations ago are fashionable Tor
the wldc belts 10 popular now The
Rcmbrant hat Of the white plueh WIN
,', ""'t a.. Nv oooosIons Nov
, p'V"'S ,.,,, w. AL ,,,,,.lin dyo..o. are
NV" %H" .',.a .,a,., ,ho voLo an
,'''V WV s' ',, " ,.',,', q no,,o,v
wy go a., A oonn,,y .nl, far n
, ,'"n0'' od,, I. Of h,ao lawn and white
m,sl;n, Tho white muslin skirt has
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

MINE NoyGoROD Fam, The great mar
ket Of the eastern world has been held AT
this junction OF the VOlga aud Olga River,
In Russia, every summer for hundreds OF
years. Here the nations OF Europe aud
Asia meet with their produce for trade,
Cossack, Turk, aud Persian meet the
German and the Greek with every variety
of merchandise that mankind employees,
from sapphires TO grindstoaes, tea, opium
fur, food, tools and fabrics, and last but
not least, medicines. j, g, Aver & Co.'s
celebrated remedies from America were
displayed IN an elegant Bazaar where the
Doctor himself might sometimes DO seen.
There are known aud taken on steppes OF
Asia as we'll as tho pralries Of the West,
aud are nm eiictcuai antldote for the dis
ease that prevails In the yaourts OF the
North az well as tho huts aud cabins Of
the Western continent -LiaeoH (HD
Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

Windsor.

w ahusor.
ON Adams, Esq, Foreman OF
the Journal office, has just returned
from hia vacation toul,
Our Summer visitors from tho
oiiy arc now returning TO their home'
Hope they like Us in Windsor well
enough to come again!
MIR John Crilley, died at his faith
er'a residence early last Saturday
morning of consumption His re-.
mains were carried 10 tho Catholic
Cemetery, West Claremont, n. IL,
Tor burial, lie had long been out OF
health, and was IN excellent young
man, much respected.
The anti.Pollard men here say,
that II was spite against II eCl'aln man
and 0ring,' with votes Of Democrats
that elected James A, Pollard, Rep
rcsenlative, which is lobab'y true
We arc glad 10 record the fact, that
the Rev Thomas J Taylor has recei''
cd a very urgent aud unanimous call
to the joint Rectorship OF Grace and
St. Johns Parishes, Randolph Centre
aud West Randolph, and the Bishop
is very solicitations that he accept
Up to this Whiting his decision is not
k.own.
The High School building Is be-
ing struggled. Quito number Of re-
pairs are being made upon other
buildings in tins village
"A large handsome marble monu'
ment il now being erected in the
LEVI p!aiUt the late Hon. Isaac +,
Redheid, in the Cemetery ut The Ola
South Church. We shall say more
about this monument hereafter