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St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
A Boys Head Sawed i'm Two
and Vet He Lives.
A MIRACULOUS CASE.

New YORK, Dec. 11.-John McEyoy,
aged fifteen, of Paterson, crawled under
the table of a circular saw for saWdust.
The saw had been stopped to mend the
bolt, and the man in charge, not notic-
ing the boy, started the saw. The next
minute he saw a hat fly from under the
table. He stopped the machine and
looked under the table, and saw the
boy with his head almost literally sawed
in two. The saw had run from near the
back OF the left ear across the left ear
across the top Of the head, down through
the forehead between the eye and the
nose, without injuring the eyeball, and
through the nose, SO that one nostril
was sawed clear from the other. The
saw penetrated the brain around the
ear to the depth of from one and a half
to three inches. The boy retained his
consciousness while he was being taken
to the office of Dr.. Garnett, where the
scalp was sewed up. The physicians
could see the pulsations of the brain
through the opening. The lad said the
pain was very great, but he refrained
from crying, and pinched the nails of
his hands into the palms until the blood
ran. At the Sisters Hospital he was
able to lift a glass of stimulaDt to his
lips. DR.. Marsh probcd the brain to the
depth Of nearly two inches without
touching the bottom Of the cut made by
the saw. The boy was able to talk
intelligently all day, but he said that it
panied him to converse, and he was
kept as quiet us possible. He is yet
alive and conscious tonight. The ply
sicians say that it is miracle that lie
has lived.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

u AND Office at New Orleans, La Dec 10Th.
IL A 1879. Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice of his in
tenton to make final proof i'll support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof ut the cx-
pllltlon Of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: FRANCOIS Lcdoux of ST. Landry
parish, Lii, who made homestead application
No. 4078 for the S va SIC. IT I T R2E S w bis
trlct of La. and names the following as his
Witnesses viz: Louis NJ. Leger, and .Icrone
Leger, both of st. Landry parish, La.
VIM. NJ. BURWELL,
Dec. 2f-oU Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

In our next will appear "Charlie
Ross" adventure, which has terminated
happily for all parties. Part of the
scene is laid in New Orleans and part in
our parish. The affair from beginning
TO end is as romantic as any novel ever
written, and will we have no doubt be
used as a plot for novel. We may
expect to see accounts of it in New
Orleans papers before our next issue,
but we are unable on account of Christ
mas, to do the subject justice this week.
Christmas as usual in our town was
the occasion for merry making. sWhis-
key punches, egg nogg, fat turkeys, &C.,
was the order of the day. A few steps,
gates, bridges and signs were misteri-
ously moved from their usual resting
places, and when we saw them Christ
mas morning were reposing quietly in
the streets and on tile side walks. No
one hurt by the pranks played by Santa
CLAUS, for OF course no one vas guilty
except him.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
NOTICE..

appropriation proceedings, Commissioners Re
port to be presented for Judicial action.
TO j. H: Cripper, or Dr.. Packwood ct ais:
Greeting
You are hereby notified that the commission
ers appointed for the parish of st. Landry flor
lands therein sought to be appropriated for
Railroad purposes) by, His Honor George W.
Hudspeth, Judge of the Eighth Judicial Dis
tlict OF the State of Louisiana, in the matter of
J. H, Cripper or Dr. Packwood ct ais, having
made their report and filed the same in the
office Of the Clerk of Court of the parish OF ST.
Honorable George W. Huaspeth at the Court
House in the town Of Opelousas parish of St.
Landry on TUESDAY, the sixth day of January
proNrnO, "a. d. 16SO) at the hour of ten Q0)
O'Clock A. NJ, for such order in the premises as
said Judge shall deem just and proper, at which
time and place you can appear or not, as may
to you seem advisable.
J. G. PARKERSON,
Agent La. Western r. r. Co.
Opelousas, La, December 24th, 1879.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

A public meeting will be held at the
Court House on the 9th January, to
take action to secure the extension of
Morgans Railroad to our town. Mr..
Pendely will be here on that occasion.
We urge all our citizens to be present
and help forward this great public
work.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
List letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Opelousas, La
Dec. 22d, 1879, and if not taken out before
january Sd, 1880, will be sent to the DeaG
Letter Office at Washington c.
Barrier Frank Handy Sally
Beuer mrs Higgins John
Herrletta Candil mrs Ledec Gus
Clark A Lumpkins May A mrs
Grain Darcey Lactiglle A
EereuaslWa III mrs Mocgaty Mary miss
Eugene Anna miss Mattison G G.
Elmer Augustus King Matte
Hutton l. Stewart Struy
Hornes John Rev Sonnier Narcotic
White John
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

Where does the head of a pin 90 to
when it gets mixed up with fellows
collar? You can't miss the point, but
the head is neither Oh one side nor tile
other.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

Spain has now a queen, hut. although
the Widow Oliver is willing, Simon
cameron refuses to confer a similar
hanor on Pennsylvania Philadelphia
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

Women are naturally suspicious.
You may have got long hair on your
shoulder from holding a six year old
girl, but your mother-in-law will back
youc wife in doubling the statement
every time.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

Cholera and yellow Fever are pre-
vented by using "BLACK -DRAUGHT."
For sale by ", o. POSE9.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
LHC WUTIU.
Fol. sale by
W. o. PosEY:

Just suppose those abandoned sin
ners had sawed Noah's ark in two.-Al-
bany Journal. The result would have
been the same in all human probabili-
ty-there would have been no race
New York People.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

Nothing in the world equals IIBLACK:
DRAUGHT". in female diseases.
For sale by W. o. POSEY.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

s.BLACK- -DRAuGHT" is recommended
by forty years OF successful trial.
For sale by w, Q. PosEY.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
opELoUsAs, SATURDAY, DECEMBER p, 1879.

"In Providence we trust"-evcrybody else cash
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

NnBLACK. .DRAUGHT" makes chills and
fever impossible,
For sale by W. o. POSE4.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION:
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS year, IN
nfr0,ce The year can be begun at any time,
as tifty-two numbers Of the paper make years
subscription.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

Forty years. trial has proved BLACK
DRkUGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by w. o. POSEY:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

NJ IDENTITIES lii favor of u republican form DIT
government, HiB remarks were warmly up
piauded, and ut their conclusion he was con
rratuiated BY the members Ut the Ministry.
The idea Of the progressive party ~ Brazil y
s 20 G as fbe Emperor dies Some are ID favor
Of not waiting SO long 1t is highly signif-
can't Of The affeetionate esteem IN which the
Emperor Dom Pedro Is held by al parties
that these extremists propose notnlDg more
cake the hep position Of first President q the Bra
lillian Republic. If he will DO this. i, says
one OF the Brazilian newspapers" ne VIII Pc
come not only The first citizen .of america.
will be the symbol OF liberty, and will pc
placed beside those OF the greatest benefae-
tors Of humanity. He will be glOrifled by o.
country and admired by I'LL free peoples.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
Kearney,s Programme.

Denis Kearney, In speech delivered on the
sand lot In San francisco, on sunday o. last
week, announced the programme OF MS parry,
as follows: At the next election we Will cap.
ture the city And the mayor At salary 10 o.
$3.50 month, will BE held responsible oed I or
viii he kent busy running around everywhere.
The Tie street cars viii be declared public prop
erty and eight hours viii constitute sI5 ia e aagds
mon To make an amendment to the new con-
sfitI1tion to the effect that no man 10 Califor-
MIA. after the year 1880, shall be allowed TO
own us over one hundred and sixty acres OF land.
snnIanseI Three land commissioners will
saIsn be- appointed to go South and examine
the fraudulent grants which a were eeneoe Ted
dinnad in sulphur II the Democrats and Re-
n,a1licang were dishonest last year, they will
be so this year. It is Impossible to form
1,aw nartv out of such material, and the sooner
thau ashland and 20 to the better. We
mean 10 bring about the reforms we began
two years ago, In spite Of All the lowers this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
Ths rgsxen,ass ef rsrls.

Paris derives s1,s89,1so from the lease Of
places In its markets, halls and Slaughter
houses. Will merely give list OF Its other
receipts: Contributions Of property -ownsrs
to the expenses of the streets, clearing
OF the streets, lighting OF the streets.
81 ,1gs, 519; license for stands Of public
conveyances. 1856, 100; product Of the gfauQil-
ter-housea, 5000, ooo; tax q balayage lsweep-
establishments Of public instruction, 500, 7se !:
lenses i'd the entrepcts lcity docks1, $40, 900;
concessions of lands Iii cemeteries, 1914, s40:
exploitation of the sewers THAT Ii, the Leasing
Of the sewage to various companies, and the
waters Of the sewers to the farmers OF the
plain Of asnevilliers), $3I8 800; rent OF cons
mlnal lands and houses, $257, 1884; lenses on
the public streets and promenades lsuch as
seats, kfosks, portable shops, tables before
cafes, etcl $is6,968; funeral taxes, $17, 40;
licenses for shooting, SIG, $40; droits de poiis
paid by builders, BY all those who work on
the sidewalks or In the streetsl $120, 900; ptIb-
lie scales, $68, 800; SESSIONS OF parcels Of the
public land, $40, 100: tax ON the copying OF
ETHICAL documents. $51, 500; divers itemss
A22B 2J3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
OFFICIAL TIME
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS.
May u, 1s7o.


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lnGton. al new ElRiaha. anu 9uule ptnnats sags
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ftorlna. AiaDanA. East IenDeSses aI4 -
as ~ ~ TX 4 e =
!, Cairo and New Orleans Halfway Poetemcss
". LOUIS s.h
Wss a ahn Noasn aaa plsard
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ana Marsnan G0unIles. NJ. 1l. $500 $500
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ua,xeSIonI,IgAass in a,s9 "a Tarsa Raiiroai
supplying parishes e. gae dsn IL Martfn n
lIaayette; Lal4urene' ~; and fsamarfsys
Mary. TerreDonne, Ysamlioa AZ ahu nase:
La ano dIet ~ 20. go a. x.1ss
at g. m oany eAc S. nanuas oe : - -
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nine. Dat9a ngppko' Iii and naaaf II VtekE-
D Dai MlsD.s shaafinaaa of n n Tnesdav
Med Ilyer srra r. at7 & m Mon
d LauI Wa1tr a IA "a ana FrIday.
dAy mg.nsssu1 p5.aaaoLal'flnsrs and lower cOaet
plaona nnn nariah-Gloses at b. m Satnr-
n s aha e. ~ ~ Mnnday and aI d. III. Wednee-
Az d.sUo "a M sridav
TX HonthTest Pass and Pilot Town. Closes at 4 b.
u = Satnrdav: arrives ct d. ID. Monday irreRu-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

DR.. q. 4. Chandler. dentist. has opened his
office at 1o1 Canal street. DR.. Chandler studied
dentistry in this city. under DR.. Angel, In 1872.
and practiced for some years In Mississippi.
He had been praeticing dentist here for more
than five years,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
A Republic In Brazil.
New York Tribune.l

imperial government of Brazil was strikingly
illustrated recently by the speech Of DR.. Frei-
tas Coutinho, member OF the Brazilian Par
lament from the province Of Rio Janeiros who
made strong argument before the Chamber
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

side 0f The blOodhuunds are Oil the
wrong scent this time and will haye III take d
back seat, for Il they think to catch this fOx
they Will find they have made - big blun~
der, and the Chinese must no.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

East Tennessee and Virginia Resorts.
The beautiful mountains Of Tennessee and
Virginia are the most accessible Of all resorts.
No change Of cars by the Kennesaw Route. and
only from thirty to forty hours ride.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

A NOVELTY. AT the Fair Grounds. on SUNDAY.
June is, will be- presented for the hrst time 70
New Orleans game Of base ball between Two
LADY clubs-the lady nine Of Baltimore ana 90 me
lady nine of Boston. both Of whom VIII De
dressed lii fancy costumes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

II another column Of our paper will be found
an advertisement Of Mr.. N. q. Moody. This
young gentleman is full OF energy. pluck and
enterprise, and will, no doubt. make his marx
In this world. as did his father. the late 9. n.
Moody, who was one Of our most enterpristnR
and public spirited men. Mr.. Moody will open
at No u Carondelet street and will keep the
same line of goods as did his father-gentie-
mems furnishing goods.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

HELLMAN's BATTERY D.-Friday and Satur-
day. June and Z. the boys of this company Oh
artillery will give fete ehampetre at the Car
rollton Gardens. which will no doubt be most
enjoyable affair. as every arrangement has been
made BY the gentlemen composing the commit
tees to make everybody happy no favors them
with their presence on this occasion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

At horse fair I'm Paris: Old gentleman
locking at b very bob-tailed horse bless mek
how short they have cut his tall. Attendant
His master Id d member OF the Society Tor the
Protection of Animals. In this fashion he will
not annoy the poor files.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

Zanzibar. A Frenchman writes from there:
"The Sultan still reigns, but It Is the British
consul who governs" Our English brethren
are bothered with something that looks re-
markedly like manifest destiny"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
An Italian society.


secret society of malefaetors called Fra
tuzzi has recently been broken up ut Palermo.
TIT WAS duly organized under one thief with
subdivisions Ok labor, a council of directors,
and its own plysician, notary, councillors md
mutual defense and succor, and I'LL infringe
ments Of the rules we're punished with death.
The rites Of admission were horrible. The
finger Of the candidate was p1netured, and
with the blood issuing from the wound the
image was then burned and the ashes were
scattered to the winds. The .neophyte was
afterward conducted to q hall wherein WaS
R aned erafx I 1e , Tas T. sss s
hand, and he was required 10 fire at the cruz
eifix. IL ID supposed that the man who shoots
ct the image Of the Crnclfied Kedeemer will
boh % as tsp g a thss s as I'll a
this proof Of his courage the candidate III
dubbed Fratuzza, and made y full member of
The Pilot Point (Tsxas) people thus settled
Ia mass meeting newspaper quarrel
whereas many Of ns are readers and sup
porters OF the Denton Monitor, and expect hi
continue such; We regret TO see II stoop 90
that He tore down the Baptist Church hers
because Jones was member Of that eon9re-
cation, and then, going SIX miles, killed 3
black or sorrel pony, installing IL for an edi-
and should He decide to tear down q church
to kill an editor, the editor OF the Monitor
need fear no danger.
Resolred. That Il is best to keep newspaper
wrangles and church matters separate, and
stick to the issue before the people.
4n------~--~-
It'll never, never move again, begcreamed.
as he hunted out his dress coat frgm under
the cuspidor and rescued the rosewood plano
Irqn ne aggressive at.aess O. ID lrrltaDls
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

An inveterate wag, seeing g heavy door
nearly off It's hinges, In which condition Of
neglect II had been for some time, Observed
that when It had fallen and killed some one Il
would probably be hung. M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

malls formerly AuppIied by New Orleans and
Bayou Sara packet will be- supplied BY the UQM.
aldsonyille and Bayou Sara packet. W -
read. III
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IMPROVING NAVIGATION.
Surveying Parties to Leave for tho Upp<
Rivers To-Day.


Surveying Parties to Leave for the Upper
Rivers To-Day.
Tomorrow five engineering parties in the
employ of Lieut.. Mcguire, United States
Corps of Engineers, leave for the upper Mis-
souri, and Yellowstone rivers, to survey for
and finish improvements on these water high
ways. The work to be done is continuance
of labor already put upon these rivers for
the benefit of navigation. Three parties,
consisting of sixty-three men,
in charge Of h. E. Stephens, will
continue the work at Grand Island and
Dauphin rapids near Fort Benton on the
Missouri. Two parties will go to the yell
lowstone river. One party to finish the i'm
provements began at Buffalo rapids, ninety
miles below Fort Keogh, and the other will
constitute an engineering party to survey
the Yellowstone from the mouth to the Big
Horn river, preliminary to navigable i'm
provements to be commenced
next season. The first party goes
out under command Of. Mr..
F. M. Tower and the second is in charge of
Mr.. w. 81. Leightner. These field parties
go out fully equipped for long strain of
work, or until cold weather sets in. Lieut..
Mcguire will follow and superintend the
work of the whole force at an early day. The
work mapped out is such as the government
is constantly at in the way of improving the
water ways and navigable streams, and this
season has been delayed beyond the custom
airy time of beginning by the lack of money
appropriations.
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Those Suspicious haracters,

Chief Weber takes exceptions to the G1oBE's
statement of yesterday that MIR. @. A. Schliek
had informed him week ago that Morris and
pal, or two suspicious parties, were boarding
at Mrs. fuckers, near the corner of Ninth and
Oak streets. Tho chief says Mr.. Schliek i'm.
formed him that two strangers came to
his house after nightfall, q week
ago, and made inquiries for
their mother; said they had come off q boat
which had just landed, and had been directed
to his Fouse, etc. These parties were reported
as the suspicious two, and the officer on that
beat was ordered to look out for then. Mr.,
Ed Schliek says his call was more
for the purpose as stated above,
but while there he communicated
his suspicious in regard to Mrs. fuckers
boarder. he related that he had seen them
going In and coming out at suspicious hours,
and made statement to the chief accordingly.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint. |

Before Judge Flint
CRIMINAL.
The City VS.. Charles Leslie, assault and bat
terry. Acquitted and discharged.
The City vs.. P. J. Cox, drunkenness. Com
mitted for four days.
The City vs.. e. F. Hill, vagrahcy Sent out
of town.
The City vs.. May Fisk, disorderly conduct.
Fined of $3.50 paid and defendant discharged.
The City Va. John Harris. resisting police Of
fcer; fine of $3.50 paid and prisoner dis
charged.
The City vs.. Plus Riede, keeping billiard
hall without q license; continued until ga. H.
| to-day.
Wolf Weiss VS.. NJ. Hoag, motion to strike
out part of answer; continued.
Hanauer. Lichtenauer d Co. W. Frank La
Gross; continued for two weeks.
/. F. A. Studdart vs. John Smith, dismissed !.
Albert Hajek, ETC., vs.. Frank Pinkas, trial
set for Aug. lat at 10 a. N.
Frederick Allis vs.. Charles Ahrens; judgment
ordered for the amount claimed.
Arschel Bros. W. Joseph Gatzman; contin-
ned.
Honora Flaherty W. F. Lindegan; continued
and defendant to reply.
A. r. Oapehart VI. Joseph Goldstein, to BIO
tried at 10 4. N. tomorrow.
George W. Magee VI. Charles Caldwell, con-
tinued.
Michaud Bros VS.. P. W. Scott. settled and
dismissed.
Ann Kelly vs.. August Robe, to be tried Aug.
4th, at 2 P. N.
N. ". Fuel company vs. Lane i Hitchcock,
continued.
Q. 8. Wilson vs.. E. F. Love. ct AL, dis
missed.
J. E. chappell rs. william Bass, ccntin-
ued.
J. = Atherton, ct al. Va. N. Hummell, con-
tinued.
Same vs.. Mrs. Dryfus, bet for trial at 10 i. \.
tomorrow. q
=. I. L.rpenteur Va. L. 9. Dayton. oontin-
continued.
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Glendower and Monarch.

The incest white laundried dress shirts for
81 each, are the 'Glendower,'' and the best
open front laundried dress shirts, are the
Monarch" If you need either of the above.
or any kind of straw hat for the lakes. 90 to
Pannelrs, Ill East Seventh street, and you will
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At the 90 Cent Store. Cbean

S gu as burleys U. =. Gazetteer. -. rs cents.
1ilnstrated History OF Rome. ........ rs cents.
6rltlsn female Poets. ............... Is cents.
Great ana eccentric Characters. $50. rs cents.
Cycloyedia Of Eminent Christians. rs cents.
Holmes and Marion Harland's Works
eacn. .............. ............... IS cents.
Dickens, Evans and Mayne Reid's
WORKS, each. .......... Is cents.
nonlnson Crusoe and Arabian Nights, rs cents.
tlobe dictionary. ............... rs cents.
ana large stock OF other useful books at
very low prices. Come and see them.
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LAKE ELMO.

Wednesday Attractions During the
Season.
Great Western band concert and dancing
music; boating and bathing; steam yacht Lulu
with excursion barge will ply on the lake; cleo
trio light, etc.
Trains leave foot of Jackson street at 4:3O P.
M. and 7:20 P. M. Returning leave the lake at
10 P. M. Fare Soc round trip.
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L0UNSBERY'S
SECOND EXCURSION
TO I,HE SEA J!

By Duluth north shore Of the lakes to sarnia, foot
Of Lake Huron. Then by Grand Trunk railroad to
Montreal, White Mountains, Portland, down by Old
Orchard Beach to Boston. Also, Vermont Central
from Montreal to Boston. Also, at low excursion
rates. Tickets on this excursion to sarnis and re-
turn, $3.50, and to Prince Arhur's Landing and re-
turn, good for three weeks SIS. Tickets to Boston
and return good until October Goth, $3.50 Tickets
to sarnia good until October 20. Tickets for sale
with 9. F. Cruft, g. T. A., st. Paul Duluth rail-
road; st. Paul, Myers / Finch, jewelers.. Bridge
Square, ST. Paul
Correspond with A. G. Lounsbery, Nicollet House
Block, Minneapolis. 197-oo1
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THE COURTS.
Probate Court

Before Judge O'Gorman.I
In the matter of the insanity Of Almira
Chessey, information of insanity filed; patient
examined, adjudged insane and committed.
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The hotel at Lake Elmo is one Of the finest
and most complete summer resorts in the
Northwest.
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Read the advertisement Of q typewriter fol-
sale IN the want column. It will be solp at a
bargain. and il worthy Of inspection.
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The Metropolitan hotel Of this city, in its
improved condition in eyery department. i. "a.
garded by the travelling public as the best hotel
in the northwest -, = 80
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Clothing Sale.
Head Kavanagh's advertisement, Wholesale
auction sale of clothing, on last page.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-30
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Read Kavanagh's advertisement, wholesale
auction sale Of clothing, on last page,