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MOMrLNrHs aRLY&
Lester wsiS~eh te Pisce = Cs.say Tenbs,e.s
ever 10 IN areeawsoa.

ever 10 IN oree~wsoa
since the body Of II. J. Montague was
buried in the Wahsck family lot In Greenwood
Cemetery In August last nothing has indicated
that II was the dead actor's resting place But
dsesyed leaves and sprlGs scattered about show
that he was not forgotten before the mantle Of
snow fell. The coral offerings then were
numerous and beautiful. and since the snow has
melted away some friends have begun again to
place flowers upoa the mound. and the turf on
the top hAs been taken on and q spacs made for
plants. The lot IL on the east side slope OF Ocean
Hill. noted as q site from which blue streak OF
NE Atisntic can oe seen over ane s0p o. Fiuge e
up from the carriage way skrting tho hill.
On pleasant days. II is said the grave OF the
actor has been visited by ladies'. Some have
placed a few flowers on the sod and others have
fingered and rested against the tree only few
minutes. A bunch OF wilted flowers was on the
After the funeral the Lambs. OF which
Montague was Shepherd. talked OF erecting n
monument over the grave, but nothing definite
recently by Lester Wallack. Nontague's most
Intimate friend. who. after examining several
plans and designs OF monuments prepared for
him by architects. signed q contract with Will
liam Robinson for n tombstone TO cost about
VI 900. The design selected by Mr.. Wallack Ia
plain one. When first prepared there was y
carved ridge along tho top. but that was objected
to- The tombstone Is To DO composed OF two
pieces OF finely hammered white Wesley lR. H.
granite Whom completed It is TO be six feet in
length, about two feet in height. and from two
and one halt to three feet In width. The top
edges OF the first base are to be bevelled to the
sides and unds OF the second base. and the top
OF tho second place Is to be rounded. with
narrow shelves on the sides. On one end OF tho
second piece are to be - II. J. NJ, 4" In monogram
and Montague" in raised, gold covered let
rounded top II. j. Mann" IL to be cut. 1t Is to
be placed over tho grave about the LIST OF June.
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Gen. VIM. T. Withers OF Lexington. Ky. will
ship Monday. by way Of San Francisco seven high.
bred trotters for the Sandwich lsAndA The uot,srs
selected by Col Chas II Judd Chamberlain 70 his
HAwahan Majesty lie reports that the King feels a
great interest IN America and conte mplates making
other visit 20 this country The tro.tsrs Boswell
darn bay stallion inalrd April 1873 10 hands by Almont
dam Nelle H.. by kirtcys PAtchcn the brown stallion
Triumph foalrd April. isT7 by Cassius CLAY Jr, dam
a hwhly bred mare Mary Stamps DARK bay ally. foaled
April 20. 1874. by Aniont dam Lady warwick; Isoa.
bay ally black ponts osed April g. 1871 by Almont.
dam Irene. Roberta. bay MY. foaled March 1871 by
oily. ioal.d NAY l. 1871. BY Cassius clay. yr dam y
Neil Robe Sismeta chestnut hly foaed April s.
1877. by Alarm icon Of Almonp. dam Sigma, BY Asxan-
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CHARGEs AGIINsr THE SHERIFF.
The Papers Are Almost Ready to be submit
ted TO Gov. HobInsOn.

Tho Bar Association Committee. composed
OF Artemas II. Holmes. A. L. Knox. J. Adrance
Bush, George Dcforest Lord. and Charles F.
Mclean. which WAS appointed to investigate the
affairs " the Sherifr's Office. has nearly com
ple,ed It's work. The charges against Sheriff
Reilly are completed. and have already been
Put in type. and on Thursday the proof sheets
wer turned over 10 Mr.. George Deforcst Lord
Tor 'orrs ZION and revision prior to being sent
b. Gov. Robinson.
said Chairman Holmes yesterday: This
Committee rs you know WINS appointed last
September 10 look into tho affairs Of the Regis
ter'-. County Clerks. and Sherins Offices IL
has lous It's work as FAR the first two are con
cerned. ana has been investigating the latter. in
which exist the most vicious evils OF them all,
The charges are ia tyne. and are being corrected
by Mr.. Lord. but | can't tell you when they will
be sent To- tho Governor. W" are flvO very busy
mon. aud II ia very dim 'ult TO hasten this mat
Ter. After the charges ARE In the Governors
hands then copies will be- furnished TO the press.
Before that however. nothing will DO said by
any OF the Committee concerning the nature OF
the charges"
1t is understood that the principal charges
made against Sheriff Reillyaro illegal and over
charging by his deputies in all sorts Of pro resses
especially in tho Order OF Arrest Department,
and Of mismanagement Of Ludlow street Jail.
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NEw ORLEANS. April 1s.-The FIRST race to-
dAy-a handicap for all ages II milss-ua, won by
KingsAnd bv two lengths yirSihan second and Egypt
third beating Docili,y, ST. Joe. and JACK Bachelor
rms-2I7.
The second race handicap for all ares mile heats,
Bill Dillon the hrst heat by hall length. aud Ar.
gentine took tie other two heats easily Time ~.
! Slh. and 81
The third rAce-iA mies-wss won By EsssllAh by q
leugth; Kinssand second IL Rot third rims-5'2oS
Judge Hancock crowded against the fence by I<
Ro aud ft before reaching the hsrnis psle breaking
his neck. His rider was badly injured.
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John G. Raining. shipping and commission
merchant and importer Of sponse At iSS Maiden lane has
suspended He Is special partner In large boot shoe
hrm in Charleston o. and interested In several large
enterprises In san Domingo IN connection with Allan II
Crosby and Richard y. Young They have valuable con.
eessiuni from tic san Domingo Go,ernmcnL and have
already spent SiOuJ IA building wharf al Puerto
Platte and bridge al san Domingo CITY. and were 10
luild three lighthouses for all Of which they re-
the entire dues OF San Domingo CITY Puert
Plata, AMI SANTANA Bsv tor twenty years The death q Mr.
AnthoN Mcdonald, who tht tr financial hacker lett
them without ady money 10 meet Aturing uhlgao
The liabilities are about So 90 IN which they
exclusive privileges from which they expected realize
"a income VI $91ua
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The Death OF Gen. william =. P,sr.on.

Hartford April 1s-Gen. William s. Picrson
ofWndsor Conn died this morning, aged 81 years lie
neal descendant OF the nrsi rector NJ Yale Cob
leHe He for years a lawyer in New York He
s-rVed three years in the Union Army, aud had change
Of the rebel prisoners Juhnsons Island. san.
du.ky Ohio lie has been since the prominc nj
business man ntru-ed with the settlement OF large e.
tates among them the Peabody and Luske estates lie
also largely interested m railroads ant mines. aud
President ~ the Connec River Company water
power. director of the National Fire Insurance Com.
lany ct Hartford and Exchange bank Of Hartford aud
Trust ComranY lie leaves wife, but no children lie
was probably worth SttpUD
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Mary Ann Lund widowed washerwoman So
PEARS axe. sued the Dry Dock Railroad Company IN the
Marine Court To recover s2ooO damages Tor injuries On
The TN OF september last she was passenger ON one Of
The dcendants bob tail cars and stopped the car At
East Broadway and iike street get out She had
heavy "1shhH.k"t wlth hrr. aud IS She was ahShuus
vas thrnWu ~ IN tins HcrtlFlt she asserted, Sue sur
tercd ~Nrc internal INJURIES The cas- wHs tined before
Judge Adam. aud verdict WAS rendered Yesterday.
The latu uad lhN sciI IN attendance who trstlncd
g. the chHfhrrr "i nor Injuries ON cross examination,
however lac admitted mat they mght have resulted
from ben iuf uvcr the wa.tuh The company also pro
puced IhA scisn, aud he testified that he hat exam.
hed the AiuI and was satisfied that she had not been
hurt by Her TAIL
You ARE not regularly empoAcd by the company,
you, dQctor'' the company lawyer inquired.
" No, SIR" the physician replied.
"Only ,ccaaunallyF'
Yes sir
"ony when there are Accidenur
Yes srh
Judge Mead ~ instructed the Jury that they could not
render verdict In favor Ot the phintn unless they
satisfied that the driver started his without anording
her reasonable opportunity Of allshung from it. aud
mat she was herself free from iault
Ihe JuTy gave ulg plainun verdict for $50.
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(9ticura
FIRES. ~. Ms-. WIN. TAYLOR. state se~s-
tor Of Massachusetts.

H..S WIS Pcrrse-ssss-S 7: :sy es 81 ~.
wr se' b ssn s;f az Win n
the last twelve u2 years NY mead and ace being soy:
and S sV Of IN. GS% ne and
house for weeks.t time y, dis'sse has been sailed
bat doubt 1t lhy unJe rstoo by any Of them I,
have spent much money seeking cure, and in 1897
went TO Europe. and consulted some OF the best phys
IN the spring i would break ont again as bad ever
When came back TO Boston was told by many friends
DISEASES was ~ the highest ordc could iU cure me
s sy g" s eS PScS he Ss m %cs
Any Improvement We'd Other pnys9iAns and a. sn s
proper but all no purpose They did good thcr
remedies were so Intellectual that at no time did feel
ihavo swallowed ave hundred arsenic pills 10 grain
and taken bottle after bottle Of internal remedies besides
was The ssme / became sausacd that / could not be
cured but might be kept from setting worse 0,,..,
well known to Boston people called my attention 70 your
only make trial lie told me Of lbs own experience
with IT, and 40 per~vered on me that went With hin 70
and some CUTiCURA SOAP aud CONNIE need TO II &C.
cording TO the directions There was 50 much hunor
OF CUTCURA 1t came to the surface and lescred,
until vast hsd come opt snd gtesy int aed
MS as iet that was going to sGt d Of The hnm9r
trS After the nrst three weeks o. this
edy, wasgreauy encouraged by gradual lesennE Of
fuy faithfully and cheeruy followed the directions to
the letter feeling each week nearer cure until q the
and twelve years Of IS constant suffering ever
dured. eau say that am cured and proneunce my cas-.
with that have stopped me the street who
!, would cure ihe% Th,ss WHY am so grssiS to YOU
for believe 70 be the best aud greatest discovery u the
dseas~s Tmav add that took no int rnal medicine but
The CUrICURA REsoLvBST.
Bosros Aug ~. 1879
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STEAMBOATS, auo Rallruao.

ALEX. NJ. q. SMITHS LINE. steamers
"A CHHYsrBNAH and IDLEWILD will run TO Yonkera
feek.k and Intermediate points every day lSundaysex
ceptcdl leaving Harrison st. x, ats; and fP N.
and 2tth st., r., at 90 and 4iOP. NJ Freight taken
At very low rates
LBANY BOATs.-PROPLE's LINE. steamers
~ Drew aud Dean Richmond leave Pier a. N. r., foot
OF Canal st. every week day. at6P NJ. for Albany and
all points North and West staterooms warmed by steam
TROY BOATs.-clTIzgNs LINR-Nsw
n steamers Sarato and City OF Troy leave Pier ~
r. foot Of Leroy st. daily except Saturday at r. ~
FOR Troy and all points North and West
Nj ri ROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
sreet-Nearest point Wall Street Ferry and
with for South Ferry Cortlsndt street-Nearen
place-Nearest point Post Once City Hall and Bar
clay Street Ferry 10 Hoboken. Chambers sNreet-Eear
point for faVOnA and Erie Railway Ferry. Franklin
street Grand srcetNcaret point for DE brosses Street
broscs and East Grand Street ferries Blocker street.
Connects with for east and west Eighth street
Nearest point tor CHRISTOPHER Street Ferry to HobOken
Street erries Fourteenth steet-Nearest Iont TO Union
square, WAlack's. and Lyceum Theatres Academy Of
Music Irving AMI rammanv Halls connecting with cars
Twenty third street-Neare, point 10 Booths 81 James
and Park Theatres Grand Opera Hous GIlmors's Gar
den aud Masonic Temple and Twenty third Street Ferry
to Jersey city Thirtv.thrd street-SeArest point 10
rinm and San Francisco hln.trels connecting with
for Mcchawken Ferry. Forty second street-Connects
With New York Transfer Companys cabs Ter Grand Cen.
trail Depot fifueth street ltyesht street-Connect
ing with OF Belt Line Railroad Nearest point for
Central Park Pity third street and Eighth avenue.
Por uptown trains take east side stations Por down
asth st and 9th aud SD st and 9Th alternately.
fAc 10 eontS except between the hours Of ~ aud 30
A NJ. and and p N; when the tsTs /. s cents
N Van HROcKliS gupe rintendent
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II Madison hv
MARY x. JOSSBLYN, N. ID.

The CUT1cURA REMEDIES are prepared BY weeks 4
Potter Chemists and Druggists, 3G0 Washington St.
Boston Mass and for sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Price OF CUTICURA small boxes 81 cents. large boxes,
containing two and onc-haf times the quantity Of small,
81. RBSOLNBNT. 81 yer bottle. CUr1CURA SOAP Is
cents per cake, bv mail cents three cakes Is
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9rUpusaI.
CONsTRUCTIoy OF .FIHEIE9OF BUILD

CONATHUCTIOS OF FIHEPHOOF BUILD
- ING FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM
SnlTHsoNiAS lKsrirUuoS. OTTCk " ruE SEcRETAhI,
NAsHiSsrOS, D. G., Auril u. 1879.
Proposals will be received at this once until "a
the cath day April 1873. for cut stone work. The
plans OF the work may be seen and SPECIFICATIONS all
necessary Information and blank forms Of propnSa.
with bonds may be obtained at the ONCE OF CLuss
SCHULTZ, Architects Corcoran Building The proposals
in the presented form should he addressed National
Museum building Commission. Smithsonian Institution,
once Of the Secretary. Washington. ID. G.
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received b. the
- TRUSTEES OF die New York and Brooklyn Bridge, At
their once ~ water st. brooklyn. until IL o'clock u
the 81 day of Nav 1879 for the manufacture and de-
livery, not Including erection. Of about nve thousand
OF steel and about eigh tons OF iron work
required tor Tie suspended supersrueiure Of the East
River Bridge.
W A RoEBLING. Chief Engineer.
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DrNNsYLvANIA RAULROAD.
AND UNITED STATES MHii. RoUrR

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTK
On and aiter Aurl = 1879.
trains ieANe New York DesbTosses and Oortiandt
Streets Ferries a. follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, y A. NJ, and
$50 " daily
Por wllhamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie ats -
NJ, connecting Al CORY for ntusvie. Petroleum
Centre aud the oil Regions WilliAmsport and Lock
Haven, y 4. "
BAlumofe, Washington and the South. "Limited wash
ington Eknres. Of Pullman farlor Cars daily except
sunday. 10 A. " arrive Washington 4 u Z. NJ Resu
lar at = 80 and SOD A NJ, and 10 7. ". sunday
$50 N. and lOP n For Baltimore, ar NJ, except
sunday
II A. NJ. l. ~. T. 5 q. 73O $50. and 10 r n sun
DAY - and A. NJ, 3. o. 30 80 and 10 r. n Emi.
grant and second class, 81 4. ".
Boats VI Brooklyn Annex connect with all th rough
at Jersey city ahordlng a speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains From PITTSBURGH. $50. 1910 A. NJ 10 10
7 VI daily, ami an !. N daily, except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, $50 A. NJ. ? $50
ttS, 1910 NJ sunday 90 a NJ ami 1910 P n
From Philadelphia, $50, -, 40 1910. II ~ A. NJ. ,
1850 - $50 8 -. and 1910 P v; sunday, t'5l
Ticket Onhces, 526 aud 9tf Broadway, Aston House
and foot OF DesbrOsses and Corandt Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot oi FULTON st. brooklyn;
IA 10. ami IFS Hudson 81, Hobuken, Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. L. + FARMER
nj
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9,nhstrp.

GONE and our 81 Of teeth open div and even
~ ing Eighth Avenue Dental Association 31y 9Th Av.
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Circulation of The Weekly Sur
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,9or Sal, ano az ftt.
NEW FLATS, 81 East 4lst St. sI6 to s25; shadcs.
~ speaking tubes door opener furnace marbed halls
jRnitor; owner. CHARLES DuGGlN. Architect
CHOEMAK FRS, HAttcrs Spacious light base.
- ment corner John and william SITS two entrances,
offices, workshops FLOCK, 800 Broadway
TO LET.
SUITABLE FOR PUBLISHERS.
LAWYERS or AdRNrA
SEVERAL OFFICE5
steAm-he and well lighted on the
SECOND STORY OF
TIKI SUN BUILDING,
Corner Nassau and Frankfort sta
RENT LOW.
These premises overlook Printing House Square. the
City Hall Park. Post ONCE, and the Courts
Apply al
THB PUBLICATION OFFICE or THE SUN
TINO LEr-Frs door OF rear shop 92 Fulton St. with
i or without power Inquire up stairs
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CUTICURk REMEDIES.

CUTTCURA RESOLVENr Is the most powerful Blood
Purifier and Liver Sumulsnt ever compounded
CCTiCURA Il the great external remedy for all Hu.
mors NJ the Scalp and skin, Ulcers. and Old sores
CUriCURA SOAP Is an elegant toilet aud medicinal
ASSISTANT 70 CUTlCURA for all external afec uonA
CONSULTATION ROOMS
FOR Chronic Diseases Of the skin and Scalp,
Especially ot Women and Children,
y Madison AZ
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Daily average 3i3 days 1881
Total papers printed from Jan 1879. TO Jan. 1874
l20, 73O, 7iI making daily average VI 1881 Ot
tile entire time,
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TO PHILADELPHIA

TNO PHILADELPHIA
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA;
TWO IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED gQUIP.
AENr AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER APRIL 7. 1879
Express Trains ieAye New YORK. VIA Desbrosses and
COruandt streets Ferries. as follows
40. 80, ~. .. 40 Limited II A. NJ I, $50 A5S
T.3O. $50 and 10 T. NJ
Boats OF Brook yn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city ailording speedy and direct
transfer tor Brook lyn travel
Returning trans ieaVe Philadelphia - o. SIS, 4 T.
7aa, =, $50 and II A. NJ !Lnited Express I3J r
M . T. 80 T. and T.j1 T. On sunday, IDOL
345. 3 IS, =, $50 A ". , Z, 7 IS 4. NJ.
Ticket offices, 500 ant 9t4 Broadway, Aston House,
and loot Of Dc bresses and coranlt SIS Court St and
Brouk} Annex Depot loot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn ~
ll6and lls Hudson St, llOboken Depot Jersey CITY.
Emigrant ticket oftice, 4 Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, /. p FARMER
General Manager den1 Passenger Agent
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Yors,s, Garrms,s, 1t.

LOR SALES new and old business wagons, also
old truck and carriage phAeton. 2lS brsens 81
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SOcirtg lluiitss.

NOTICE 10 Bakers-lhe quarterly meeting Of the
~ Now York h T. Union viii be held ~ their hall
40 1873 Bnwcry. an saturday evening, April ~. AT
O'Clock All members are requested TO attend BY order VI
JoHS PsRRis Rec Sec. PATRICK MYRES, Pres
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DUT IN your winter supply without delay AT e. 90
L Der ton VAhDEkH9Of 9TH *. corner Sd nI
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Rusnsss 6nam.s.
BLACKSMITH and wheelwright wanted 10
N hire shop on the best corner IN Passdic n d. rent
taken out In work excellent chance for carnage
uiacturer Apply u ALFRED sPEEk, 81 Warren ~, Y
PARTNER WANTED with small capital To
n open dry goods store IN PHs-uc. Inquire further u
ALFRED SPBER "a Warren st., N v
LIGHT manufacturing business, established ~
n years paying ~ jpl yearly, Price, 1850 cash. Al.
dresss Q box 100 sun office,
DAKEHY for sale. dong nice cash business
ID GREENWOOD, corner sands and Gold, brookhn
RAKERH Tor sale cheap ON account Of sickness
ID b25 De kalb ay, Brooklyn.
IMPRESS and trunk business Tor sale. established
II II years Address
CASH box 100. sun west side ONCE 3OS West 23d st.
NOR sALE-Candy store good business. next TO a
II public school; cheap, lease t. good party Inquire
No $50 9th St ,Wiamshurgh, NY, ofGBOkGE SHAW.
HOTEL OR TAVERN to let at Passaic. the old.
ct stand ON the main street; river Tor boating IN the
stables aud sheds attached; excellent Tor road
house aud lager beer garden; plenty OF driving and boat
ing past tile house. Appy 10
ALFRED srEER "a Warren st., Ny.
Chloe STORE Tor sale, established IS years; cause
- Tor selling owner having other business to attend
Address q n. box 100. sun office
t0loO0 ann Goal
Il DER ton VAkDERH9Of 0th *. CORNER Sd Nv.
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Excursions.

CURSIONS.-SupcuOr steamboats, bArges, and
l1srONcs Socieues, schnns aud small parties apply
carly for choice daysat office ol sTARlNs Excursions
Pier IL, North River, foot oi Cortlandt st
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EUsSELL's ZOE CREA VI, best in the city 25c
per quart to church fairs. 6c. Charlottes 4Sc per
dozen Out Of town orders speciality " Bible House
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p,rsomaI gutIt,s.

ANY party wishing laundrymen aud carpenters Ad
"A dress A b, sun west side Office 3uS West 25d ST.
EHARLEs j, BROOKS,
~ COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Herald Building, Boston. hAAa
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
NOTICE.,


The following notes and orders have
been lost and all persons arc cautioned
against purchasing them as they will do
so at their peril: One promissory note
dated Morris, Mimi, Dec. 10th, 1875
amount forty dollars, interest at II per
cent. per annum, payable to Merriman,
Barrows & Co., and signed ]. ]. Rolstad.
One promissory note dated Morris, Mimi,
January 9th, 1879, amount $4,000, due
My tst, 1879,-payable to Merriman, Bar
rows & Co., interest ut the rate Of II per
cent. per annnum. Ore note given by J.
". Hurley for $500, dated Oct 18th,
1873, and think it is due about one yeal
from date. Also, Order No. /, on Treas
urer of School District No. IL, for $40
payable TO and endorsed by Z. A. Dopkins
signed by W. Il. Roberts, District Clerk
and ;,ttested 10y d. G.. Linsley, Director.
Dated -4ortis, Mimi, Jan 20tn 1919.
Chas. W. RoHNE,
Agent of Merriman, Barrows 81 Co.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

From our Regular Correspondent.

From our Regular Correspondent.
FEB. 3D, 1879.
A. W. Lathrop and wife, of Appleton
Mimi, are ouce more in town He is one
Of the two founders and proprieturs of the
village plat, He and his father, Judge
Lathrop, bought much land in this region,
but it does not sell. He has come as ad :
vertised to sell all his lots and lands at auc-
ton to the highest bidder ON easy terms.
He is tired of waiting and paying taxes for
ten years. He will remain during the
week. Now is good time for q capital-
ist to invest.
Rue Bros. are sold out, A. Peterson and
N B. Wollan, have bought in the remains
of the auction sales We shall have three
Norske stores, Norske drug store and
blacksmith. We are fast becoming a
Norske town.
Some opposition to the r. r. route is
manifested in the south part of the county
They want it to run to Benson Frank
NJ. Thronton throws the weight of his in
fluence with Ole Peterson this way. They
are very mighty men, but they have q
weighty business on their hands