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The New York herald., 1879-08-28
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SHEET

at ssse per b.weirhts sews aesl ewt.; for D. Bush
S oSs al s head Il 4 ss % ssI So q ssas 3D. at s %
sad saa AZ os nsas Dsr g. wei Rss e~ Sn y ON par
strong on eommisson huff live weight 40 bs.'
per H.. = head at ios' s' per- per. Ib is head a.
sod d1 20 s~ ss sw ss, from
paias st ose per h. weight cwt 's Texan steers a.
'I Is M''ss
Per IT, "sHi' s 5 sS s l IS
q ens nsr m bssd o. ssa e q & PEI y on per ssss o.
s swl S scSas,sr n sold ios < asrris g Colo,
ssh; 81 sw e. ssg s ri'a sold fo tos sH
or 90 f.s% M Weights sss arsss rs4 6 tine @
n. weigh, 5sl y ssInSsls ssid for n Norris %
ssSs' s
Il sa Sas T. esf E ~s5Hs ~ sss ~ at ss Sc s
& ss nsad Il At s Ss oS t T w S
81 Y. 'sf'' Ensss Il 3 vsa. Tssss ~
sss for selves s rssss I
; W; Alleron Texas steers in Missouri
s s:sa ss Is1: at ss'a g oAs s
~ ~ with ssi ~ Sssd
E a. and S "a as.S sa1d win
ssa Y Isss @ per sT' M sr
swt IS Virginia yosrags at e. per ~ weight swt
s ss.G ~ 5S s'I vi p
S ssIs usr Is =. % Ss.s ct ns@d At
with $40 OF lott head 9s4c per lb-weights
10 head at 7 per ID 10 head 7slc h.. 10 head
&C. per ls 81 head at 1 eSr i s head At 9s per H. le
per lb Win 81 of per headwsishs 81. cwt cwt az
snnEf AND LAxBs-Demand moderate, Sheep steady
fow choice sheep to hand. Sheep sold ac per ib
lambs Se oc per ,b mixed Hooks y4 20 St 81 per
sheep 10 lbs = Sc - q state % lIs nc
S: % State state lambs. % ~. &C &C. pes
80 es IS ii # Ser iGd 5 aSs g
Ohio sheep and lambs 6l}z lbs at Axe pselb i5s Ohio
ssseoa ssse aud o%s. sold s ohs shssp sh S. s.
2 80 ibs.. at 4He;, per ID. Kase ridsock sold isa
lb 200 Kentucky sheep and lambs, 79a lbs $42o per
per- it, 4o7 lambs SIP lbs ss c per Il
lo9 Pennsylvana lambs 62Is ibs at IS 40 443
per H. ;93 Michigan sheep. bs 44c. per b. rs
a. Sxo per- ID; 81 p' state lambs. 7 lbs. at
ss per nd o ls4 Canada lambs, 81 !Ss at ohe
i2e Canada lambs, 90 lbs at 5sc per ib. Kirby o.
sold ~ State lambs. 6s lbs at - 50 per cw iOt State
s. 80 per cwi. Davis i Hsllsnbeck sold So Michigan
sssiR f. per ss s. u.s. STATE & s
sheep 81 bs 4sc; h. so State sheep and lambs
ss ssr s: q ss g g Lambs 81 a. ps e e
State lambs % lbs at s. g. per cwt 1888 State
lambs = per ssr $50 So Canada ia%ss
q lbs At 5sc per ib H. Hume sold ~ State lambs SO
per ID loi stass lambs, IS lbs. at e,se per Id.
Mich Cows.-Demand slow for inferior quality animals
Sesd cows with their calves sold I for
Values also unchanged Qualify coArse to fair Grass fed
calves sold at 2hc. 3hc per b meal fed calves, 4c
On yeaorday afternoon 525 Michigan hogs, live weight
l3e ibs sold at - 65 23 Ohio hogs live weight
lS4 lbs, ut % IS per cwt
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.whca,rhc markcl was shade irmer but qu,et for all
kinds The sales including $50 UOO bushels for
livery, wore 72nuU bushels At 81 1U4 81 ~ for No.
81 1U1s 81 iUsi tor do do. for Sepcn SI U for
October and August. y1aac Tor red ii
axl 11f for No white. ~ w II Us for No. spring
VI Oh for do. do to arrive sc for spring
rive 81 for No amber No Milwaukee, held at 81 "a;
I'll 1875 for state white 81 ~ for ungradcd white, 81 O
Tor steamer No white, 81 % 81 10 for mixed winter
y % Tor steamer red u ii,4s iIy for No., amber
~ IO4 IL III fer No do 81 u2 III O3 for No. NIL
waukee 81 OF for No do yc Tor the same TO ar.
rive, VI ia for No whito for August. The following
call i--No. 2 spring for August, 81 " bid 81 Us
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS',
AllI

HArFTELp-JoSKs-On Tuesday, August 26. 1879,
ut the dence the BRIDE bs the Rev. DIR. Dufe.
CHARLES W. HATFIELD to W. ASSIE JONES. IA, D..
daug ghter OF the late Aipheus p. Jones.
Boston and halifax papers please copy.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER August -, 1879.
The printing cloth market very strong at 10 axe
cash for % and cash Tor x5j cloths salcs
since last report oO,UU pieces, at 41sc. cash
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staiued-Good ordinary. lie; strict good ordinary
For future delivery the sales were as
after Two MAnxast. 100 e u los September 200
,cs7 scS "a il % lis rs ofiGSs' os
sSjss.: iSS Loose; Dse:@ssr. 100 al iS'Sss.
s7oo at lUole., 200 at i0aic.. 100 :. ioGsc;
!anTsr, 100 :. ,"s7s Total Total sle S.s. To-day
l23lc 100 IL 33c, 400 i2s1c. september 900
~ r l3e +o ~ 40 z, S 100 :, = i7s Zoe
80 a, y 5,s soo a. y lse o a. Y 3,c aoo At ~,
l2a9c ioo At i23oc:, 300 IL sc i23ic Iso at
i 5eI o ao9 a s so s ss + o so :, at Il 9ss
AZ y Ole $500 at lie. 2ooo at lo9ec. 2so nsse-,
lSS at 70 SSs &C. SoS Z. 1885, a. go At 1e4s g 1 % at
OU at loY7c.. $40 vt lo95c, 500 0soc at c
z lo a. H,e o a. !, zoo s q @ loo q is
y voc November lDo at loa4e 500 at iuoc., 500
ioS7e 500 At Sss 100 81 iCSss. 100 At At Se 500 at at
10 Gle; December. 100 at luotc 200 lo5ec 1900
.s so 40 s io5e y.Su"1y ss Zoo AZ
10 etc 2Oo at l0U3c 100 at i057c 600 ut lOuc. 100
February. 100 at loose. 100 at ioSIe 100 at 10 7sc
March. i,oat ios1c oat iosic., 100 At iOs3c.; April
voston Ass bals.; New Orleans IS. Missouri IL sav"n
Total tIoa bales This day last week 54i bales This
day last year. 2.55s baes. Total since September
Liverpool steam SiSd I'D; sail. 7;sd TO navro,
steam, Nc compress.d sail, &C., TO Bremen. steam.
FLOUR AND GnAiS-Recepts- 10 7o4 bbls whoa,,
bushels; oats 81 ioo do rye. S,sos d." feur%
The market remains but steady Tho demand Is moderate
brands The sales State Western aud sSVS soSsssrn
wero about 10 ov bbis within the annexed Rye
meal was in tair demand and the sales Amounted
obls aud ,2Oo bags nj full prices We quote:-
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FINANCIAL.

A --ENDowMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE. POLL.
"A coles bought and loans negotiated.
JOS. HkRzFkLD, l7B Broadway.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals. 1894 142 7.238 iS3
BkKvEs--The tone Of trade this forenoon tho
that reported last Monday. Quality ranged from
poor TO fair, with very few good quality stcors
to hand Prices. Prices ranged from e.e "a ioAc.
"a lbs 81 lbs has been allowed net; gencra allowances
81 lbs 50 lbs At Sixteth street yards Eastman
sold Colorado fed Ia illinois, osc b.
weight s cwt 2B Illinois steers. 1l0 head pssc b
weight IA cwt; 1853 head. Toe. per To-, weights ga
-, H. Burchard sold for Lowry II Stale steers.
"a h. weight "a cwt for g. Roberts - Unio steers,
head por lb 10 head vsc per h. weights %
scant. also 81 on per head III head. T.. Cary
sold commission liy Illinois stccrsl1 head at SIC.
h. 10 head at vsc per b with 81 pcr hcad Il head
soc per hcad ~ head 81 head 934c per H.,
cwI "a cwt cwt. h vogel sold Tor o. Haas Texan
steers corn fed in Illinois per ib weight ga cwt
for self % Texan steers fed in Illinois, b
weight 5,s cwt. strong; fi6 Illinois stecrs-2l
head &c. lb, IL head NJ DC b ~ head 9Lc.
per b; ~ head at Hc. b. 30 head at iUc. H.
weights ~ ewt cwt s1a ewt y Joseph sold for
strong; iSs Ino. siscrs-s head at os,e pcr ib; *
head at 9Sc per h.. with 81 per head head; ~
head vac. lb AZ head lUc per b., ~ head
lolac. per lb.-weights 81 cwt cwt IA cwt.
G. Kahn sold fof Kahn 4. Co. lsd Texan steers.
graEed east Of the Mississipp-io head At she per
ib ~ head Al Sc pcr b 16 hcno at h. ~ hoad
vc per h. ~ head ioc RIB. iOtac per
lb-woghts cwt strong n cwt oxen NJ sc per lb..
weight 50 cwt bull live weight i5yp lbs ut 3tac per
lb B G. Coon sold Tor self 40 Illinois seesl7 head at
yhc. per lb., with 5Oc. on per head ON 81 hesd ~
head at vsac per lbweighs Gs4 cwt strong ~ cwt;
for NJ Giesmer 81 Illinois steers yc per ib with
81 oil pcr mead ~ head. weight cwt scant.
At Jersey City yards Concy sold tor d. Fraser
1913 Texan steers fed In kansasf67 head
ID, ,Su head At ss4c per -weights on cwt ewt Tor
Moynss is Texan ssssrsi4 head st Ss per h. head
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YRsrxRDAY.
$4,000 4s 1907 1908 $4,000 as 1907 1905
BEFORE CALL-lg:30 p, NJ
IN Y L. Erin Al w

ID, SIS. funded. COZ
1UOOo StL. kC6 ..SCbl lO3,s
SJ0 Un Pacific ist.. .slU9ls
300 N J Con lst. ca. 81
5000 N j Cen conv as. 81
2uOO Cen Pacific 4 b.. l0SA
1910 Cen Pac. 5 } l.. 1UlL
5UUO Mich Cen SIS. C ITO
600 Hsn&StJ oS's &C 1U4ls
400 Pac of Mo I'd. -. l037s
HOOD bur, & X X n lst S51s
5000 kPd, ID Il. AS W c c 1U2
10 shs US Express. 431a
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s9.3s4 29,l44 672 .95e 4.5l3
IS. .o92 1858 39.546 1856
l24.476 30 7l2,493 6,l69
36.6o2 2.i6o Is, $50 1850
81. 7.S74 2S.A7 666,662 4,4S0
s4.355 1885 2oi,7ss 2.ee2
%. al 27.467 3l5,22S 2,Sl5

53.l17 81. 4OS Ii6.o09 o7o
hds., lS0 tierces aud 81 bbls.
o and steady. The sal9s wero
bbls. Tho market ruled stoady.
general was firm. and the move
ID petroleum tonnage quite fair.
!. per steam 10 ,UUO boxes cheese
Visions at 35s. per ton; $1,000
100 bushols do. at 1Ad.: 500
ON the West. 2s. Cd. a 2s. I'D.
,5s. per ton. In sacks. some
ors, at s,s.; .2.5oO packages
;. u 2)s. London, steam,
s.; $500 packages Hour.
per bbl. and 22s. I'D. per
3Us u sos. per tou.
cheese. Boa: 10 hhds. tallow,
Il, sgd. Charters--A Britis sh
rain, hence, HIsvre 81 Ant
bark. 1850 quarters do.
mel. 6s.: Norwegian brig,
Havre to Antwerp, Is. I'D.
ters do. same voyage and rate:
arrive) 5000 q 800 quarters
/, full iangc. Us. 3D.. September
D 800 quarters do. Philadelphia
September Or October ioading;
!, 500 quarters do. hence 30 Bor-
American bark In our last.
ed at Js. 1Otsd.. hence TO Cctte
bcen 10. 3D.; American ship.
'r Leghorn. with Akentucky to-
ARK previous To- arrivaD. 7S5
British bark. 73D tons. Balti-
rland and Ohio tobacco. 26s.
Baltimore TO Havrc. with
. arrived rumored hence
es refined petroleum. private
hence to Naples. 400 bbls.
American ship. y,2uU bbls.
reported at As; Italian
To-. hence to Salonica,
800 bbis. do. honcc to the
D. \, 700 bbls. do. hence to Ant
800 bills. do. /; same voyage,
2, 100 bbls. nsphtha. hence TO
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count. including specula.
tion) August /. 1873. 49,.
Receipts since the LIST Of
August. t...................
Totals.
Sales since the LIST Of Au-
Stock this day. August "a,
1879. ...... ............
Comparing with stock Au-
gust -, 1878. -.
Comparing with stock An
gust 20, 1877. 80. l
Comparing with stock Au-
gust 81. 1876 .......
TALLow.--lscceipts. ~ hi
The market was fairly activ'
$1,000 lbs. at sac. n SIC.
WufskRY.-Receipts. ADS b
and 50 bbls. sold at 81 O6la.
FREfcHTs. The market In
ment. especially in grain an
Engsgcmcnts-To Liverpool
at 4Os. $500 packages pro,
bushels grain at I'D. 4; 16,u
packages Hour, through frt
per bbl. and 22s. I'd. y /.
lots butter. in refrigerat,
measurement goods. 2Us
400 boxos cheese. 40
through. IS. q 2s I'D. !
ton: 500 packages pro,
Bristol. steam, l 900 boxes ,
Sos: 2i,Op bushels whea
bark, 4.O0J quarters ~
werp. 6s. AID. italian
hence to Bristol Chant
LOO quarters do. hence
Norwegian bark. 3.2UO quar-
three British steamers ito
do. hence to the Continent
loading: British steamer. II
To the Continent. IS. slsd.,
American bark rumorcdl. 4,
deapx or Brcst. Us. sd. (thc
6,2C0 quarters graiu. report
or Marscillcs. should have |
9t,4 tons, hence to Genoa %
bacco. at J5s. American b
tons, same voyage. 33s. Cd. (;
more to Rotterdam. Mary
Sd; American bark. I
do. 2Us.; u ship Ca
to yoE obamn a. taIl ra.s
terms: American bark, Il
do, 4s. I'd cases. 24c.:
do, hence to Antwerp.
bark, 10000 cases d
2Dc. Norwegian bark. 1,
Baltic. 5s. sd. ; German shir
werp. Is. British ship, +.
IS. lid F; American bark.
Liverpool, 5s.
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-DeIivercd contract 80 baIcs yosterday. Curreut
prices OF cutton he following quotations based
American standard of classification and cotton In
running Ia quality than half grade
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$1,000 s.. -, 1918 ssoOooO US 4se, o7bs loo<

roal estate rs, 40
1000 CIR West I'd x cou
5000 Jefferson LIST. -.
s shs Adams Express
10 Wells Fargo FIX. be
l0o American Exp. be
5tU Sutro 'run Go. be
70 Del Il II Canal. ..bc
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Stock las certainedby nc tual
count. including specula.
tion) August /. lS7s......
Receipts since the LIST Of
August. ................
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- GALVESTON, August 27. 1879.
Cotton quiet. firm; middng, llhsc. low midding.
gross 4ss. Exports coastwse, 676. Sales H. Stock,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
War in the Republican Camp.

The minnesota Republicans are in the
midst of fierce contest in reference to
the nominations for the State ticket. The
principal point Of interest is on the nom.
ination Of Governor, both of the leading
candidates, Pillsbury and Wakefield,
having many prominent and influential
supporters in the State. AS the fight is
in the Republican camp, we are out of it !;
but between the two candidates, we
would prefer to see Wakefield elected. .
The friends of both candidates are con-
fdent Of victory, but it looks to US as If
Pillsbury would be nominated. In our
opinion Hon. G. A. Gilman, of St. Cloud,
Will be nominated for Lieut.. Governor
by large majority. We do not feel cer>
tain that our view is correct: for the old
est and best informed politicians in the
State regard the contest as a doubtful
one all around, but it is our opinion that
Pillsbury and Gilman will be the nomi-
nees for the offices named above.
LATER.-We now regard the nomina-
ton Of Plllsbury and Gilman as almost
certain. The drift of public sentiment
all over the State seems to be in that d.
rection. 49,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
from the St. Paul Globe, Aug. Is.

The great point made by those who
have opposed the use of silver has been
that Germany and other countries had
demonetized silver, and if the United
States receded from the fraud which
had been perpetrated, the country
would be flooded with deprecated
coin from other countries. The de-
monetization fraud in this country
was also sustained by the fact that a
similar fraud had been perpetrated
elsewhere. Germany now proposes to
restore the double standard, and in
this proposition admits the error which
has been made. OF course the men
who were enriched by characterization
will not have the honor or honesty to
admit the error, for with them it was
not an error but deliberate swiudle.
The action of Bismarck, however, vim
dicates those who have demanded the
double standard, and it is now only a
question Of time when the Infamous
wrong will be rightcd, so far as any
wrong which has :entailed ruin and
misery can be repaired. ~.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
Down With .Demagogism.

The discussion of political questions
is highly beneficial, because it educates
public sentiment and gives the people
fund of information, which is their
only protection against the efforts of
unprincipled demagogues. Of late
years each political campaign brought
into the field horde ofpolitical speak
ers, who went. around the country ad>
vocating theories and making asser>
tions that even they themselves didn't t
believe one word Of; but they got
their pay either in cash or patronage,
and so the machine is kept running.
And now, since the people are getting
pretty well informed on the latest po-
litical issues, and especially on the sill
yer question, and it is not so easy to
deceive them as it was when these
questions were rew, it is refreshing to
see some of the Republican newspa>
pers actually try: the experiment Of
representing political fact in its true
light. For sample we take the fol-
lowing from the St. Paul Dispatch Of
Friday last.
This country is committed to the bi-metal-
lie system, and its people will not be forced OF
| fooled into abandoning it. The governing
| minds of Germany acknowledge their mistake
| in demonetizing silver and are ready to rectify
it. England and Holland will follow, simply
because they must or lose more in trade than
they could gain by compelling creditors to
pay them in gold. The logic Of events con.
firms the arguments Of the bi-metallists.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
Contradictory Authorities.
A bank bill is not money!, neither is

lS,tzl
A bank bill is not money, neither is 6
check nor draft = Bob. lngersoN.
Money is any currency, employed ir
buying and selling.- Webster''s Dictionary
Money is cash generally.;; any current
token or representative Of value, as bank
notes exchangeable for coin, notes o.
hand, accepted bills on mercantile hous
es,, drafts, SC. Money, originally stamp.
ed coin, is now. applied to whateve,
serves as a circulating medium, including
bank-notes and drafts, as well as metallic
coins Worcester's Dictionary.
If Bob Ingersoll and the rest of the
Republican politicians would look lit.
tie closer to the; proper. definitions Of
words, they might avoid, making such
ridiculous blunders. .;'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
Notice.

| st. Paul, Minnesota, Jan. 1st, 1879.
10 whom it may concerns. ....:.r,..
Il Whereas, DeGraff & Co., of st. Paul,
Minnesota, are the owners in fee of
certain tracts of land in Morrison
County Minnesota. ass:A ~ ..-:s>: J.:
And Whereas, certain persons claim
to have made contracts with the West>
ern Railroad Company for several Of
said tracts; '.s>.5 - ..s ... ;. -.
Now, therefore, this is to give no.
tice that such contracts are invalid and
void, and no payments should be made
thereon, as the owners will not recog>
nise such transactions, but win hold
the parties liable in damages, and res
quire payment in full, on such terms
and At such prices as they may think
proper. DEGRAFF& Co.
& z5s ...s By r. Mcnamara.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
Democratic State Conventions.

s$&A Democratic State convention will be held
at the Opera House, in the city Of st. Paul, on
Thursday, September 25, 1879, at IL O'Clock
N y for the purpose of putting in nomination
candidates to be Voted for at the ensuing gen
eral election, for the following offices 1 >,y,'s
'| Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
Of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General,
Railroad Commissioner. -, '....s :
The sapportionment, as agreed upon. at the
late meeting Of the State Central Committee,
is based upon $50 votes, or the major fraction
thereof, Of the vote cast for Congressman in
each county at the election in 1873, each or
ganizod county, however being entitled to ono
vote. u,... f..
according to the apportionment made by
the State Committee, and published with the
call for the State convention, Morrison county
is entitled to two delegates,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21

From the Anoka Union.
Three Chippewa squaws were in
Anoka last Saturday, on begging
tour. About every store they visited
they were detected in stealing some
thing. @.
Michael Gilligan was brought be-
fore Justice Teller, Wednesday, on
complaint of his wife, charged with an
assault with q dangerous weapon, thf
dangerous weapon being a pitchfork
and the woman swore that Michael rar
the tine Of the fork into her knee
while she was sitting on a shock o.
wheat in the field. But the justice
failed to take much stock in the mar
rative and the defendant was discharg'
ed for no cause of action. 1.<:.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
Tax Judgment Sale.

Pursuant to real estate tax Judgment Of
the District Court in the County of Morrison,
State Of Minnesota, entered the fourth day OF
August, A. D. 1879, in proceedings for en-
forcing payment of taxes and penalties upon
real estate in the County of Morrison, remain
ing delinquent on the first day of June, 1979
and of the statutes in such case made and
ber, A. D. 1879, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
at the County Auditors office, in the Village
of Little Falls and County of Morrison, sell
the lands which are charged with taxes, pen
alties and costs in said Judgment, and on
which taxes shall not have been previously
paid.
[seal1 I'D. LACHANCE,
" Auditor of Morrison Co., MINI.
Dated at Little Falls, August 7, 1879.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
From the Pioneer Press.

4IoM tuo AoAooA 4IoSSs
The southern papers are devotine
considerable space to late inventions
for revolutionizing the labor system o.
that section. They are not fully de-
scribed, but are for the picking Of cot
ton by machinery-mules and 1ror
fngers-and the dispensing with the
gin, ginnery, press, etc, BY which, &C.
cording to the authority of a vice.pres
ident Of q cotton planters association
abale Of cotton standing in the field il
October or November in the morning
may be put into thread by night and
sold for one hundred dollars -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
Grove Lake Academy.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.

Business will be resumed at the above
school on Wednesday, September 3D., and
continue until April 1st'foilowing. This is a
school of special studies, where young men
can study such subjects as they need most
No classes; each pupil recites alone and re-
ceives individual and special aid. It is adapt
ed, to all grades of talent and proficiency.
The buildings have been enlarged this sum
mer, and consist of two dormitories, three
recitation rooms, large study hall and a
workroom. For full particulars send for cat
salogue, or address the Principal, Grove Lake,
Pope County. MINI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21

4 One of the charges against Rev.
George Kelley, a Seneca Falls, (N. Y.,)
minister is that he hired q liyefy horne
and wagon, was gone two days, swap
ped horses six different times, and
came back to the stable with the same
horse he took out, having made one
hundred dollars BY the operation. !. s5 &.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21

Bismarck, D. T., Aug. 14.-E. H.
BLY,, proprietor of the Sheridan House,
went into his gas.house last evening
and struck a match. He was Instant
ly in flames, and his face, hair and
wbiskers badly burned. He rushed
out and was met by a big army officer,
who threw himself upon him and
smothered the flames. His burns are
very painful, but not dangerous.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
From the Sauk Rapids Sentinel.

From the Sauk Rapids Sentinel.
&: We learn that Mr.. A. Charles, who
was injured by the accident to the N
P. express train, q few miles above
Sauk Rapids, on July 9Th, is about tc
bring suit against the railroad compa-
ny to recover for damages sustained
Mr.. Van Ripper, Of Michigan, Mr.
Charles attorney, was IN town on
"Wednesday last for the purpose Of col
lecting information in the case.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
NOTICE.
Land Office Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT SAINT CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
August 18th, A. D. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expiration
of thirty days from the date of this notice,
viz: Moses Lafond, of Morrison County,
Minnesota, for the Ell of SW4 and lot 4, Of
Section .35, Town Al, Range 81, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: David
Lachance, of Morrison County, Minnesota,
D. II. FREEMAN,
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-08-21
J. P. SMITH. G. II. NICHOLS.
SMITH Sc NICHOLS,
M EAT MARKET,
ga $,.5z'S.>s' ZSttZe FnXs M;nn s-57
AL kinds of Fresh Meats, Sausage
Hams, Lard and everything usually
found in a " 80 = .ls.5 7'szs2Sss - -.
FIRST GLASS MEAT, MARKET,
constantly on hand. 451ss& Z. r It ,s<,..s
+ Cash paid for Hides. 80 gr.s =. ...
JAMES BROWN
little Fails, : Min,s,

is doinga General Livery and Express
business, delivers passengers, baggage
and freight in all parts Of town, Is at
the depot on the arrival of all passen>
ger trains, keeps horses and double
and single buggies for the acoommo>
.dation of persons desiring to travel in
the country, and promptly attends to
all business entrusted with him,
Charges reasonable. +
" JAMES BROWN.
Little Falls, MINI.