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IlEENE.


What 1Io Says About That Dl.patch.
Hep Tork Herald, IarcA 0.
"uavo you anything Which you wish to say to
the public through the [}trala, Alr. Kccnr, about
tho forgery Of your name to TINT telcgrama'
was asked.
NJ don't care to talk much about 1t, I hayo
denied myself to nll reporters who haye called,
and they haye been very llbernl III tlotr atten-
tions to mo to-day"
"Dlh you have cipher, mud II so was 1t
sto,cul"
~ have two csphcrs which use, because
you know telcgraph.ofllces leak. But tho
message sent to Fisher d. Co. was an open
dispatch, u cloar case Of forgery. There was no
abstract Of NY cipher, BECAUSE the rascals sent
out au oren, dispatcl. t was half-rato
Company, not tic Western Un.on, as has bcen
crroleouslY stated. 1t was dropped in tho
0lllca At Fulton Ferry about halt.past o'cl0ck
Thu.sasy eyen'PE a' VT ds'ysId ,Ist eaF. Fl
Co., OF my other set Of business !nen having
their senses, could hayo sold tint bulk OF wheat
Oh such . lnessage, simply sigHe1 'keonu.m
"rlen It was conspiracy, was 1t. Mr.
Keeuolh
''0f eourae II was 1t Was tho Job Of . lot Of
rascals here, lca0ued with others In Chicago.
kut It failed Of tts purpose. Tia loss to J; X.
Fisher &; Go: dlda't exceed $3.50 ooo, an!l they
yesterday. They Laya st1cs been covering, aal
tho panic was stopped. lure is dispatch, re-
cetyed no. long ago, which says tllat the prico s
advancing, and Is within one cont bus4cl Of
the quotation when tue market hraku, Thu fol-
Iowa short Ut wheat that put up thls Job failed
Ia their attUmpt.h
This operator at tho Fulton Ferry oll3cc Of tho
Atlantic u rarlac Telegraph Company Is u
young wo.nan nalncd salllu Courtney. 6ho re-
celvea the dispatch froun strangsF Thursday
evening, u.ld torwardeh Il Immediately to thu
general Office for transmission to Chicago. bho
told ler story, yesses'lay az follows: About
twenty-five minutes past U o'clock Thursday
evening last, was On tlle poIut Of closln. t!lss
f,. otcc prsparatory to Eolng aoms: M:., ~ ihls
through which ali messages are passed. to mo,
ana, without saying word. SLIPPED IN tl!at
1nsnt. A. tho tarlfl was but 10 cents
I passed out 70 cents to hiul, aud
written on Western Union blank, That did
not create any surprise, as Il hal often occurred
maia otllcs for repeating, =. Is ths custom, /
looked out OF the uttlo aperture 10 sea the
, 1879-03-11
Thc Probable Resignation of Gov. Ntohotts

rhc Probable Resignation of Gov. Ntoholts.
:. Thu report published several days siuce TINT
Gov. Nichols, OF Louista1a. contemplate rettr-
tng from the office Of Chtef-aiagtstrato OF the
atate proves to be correct. Various causes are
assigned tos this .resulye, but the chief ons Il
tllat Ito w!ll not be mady party to tl4e plan ot
the I.cRislature to repudlate in part thu debt Of
the State. uo Fcgards tlu sta1a debt ~ . ga
cred contract betweeu tho people and It's cred-
itors, a,d the ]-mEli tntcrest tax u IN ub'ga-
tion which lie STATE cannot l!onoraGly
Ntcllolls feels tl1at his party las aban-
d9nsa lita y h's efforts . J. ! 70 p. KEsep tie
thu office. Murders ato frequent. md lnurder-
ers go unpuutsl!e.l.. Lawlcssncas, particularly
in tines ii political cxcitcmcat, Is ths rute.
Gov. NicAoIla 1lAis himself powsfless TO pre-
vent thcsc Irregularities or to hold ln check tho
element which had nude the naIus Of Louisiana
arepr0ach.
When tle entered the ollco thcso was 430Q, 600
iu thv State Truasury. At tho present time
thesg T. mol cent, ana the January iuteteat on
found no difficulty In negotiating loans With tie
Democratic bankers Of Nav Orleans, but t4uY
will not loan tue present Democratic atate aoY-
eslHent dollar.
, 1879-03-11

=, IN bts district, and ~ thought ho was
s'ueaa n 10 40 for the purpose Of securing a
:, &; s,s 4; s;: -: s' III. 4; s:s:: = :: s:
e'ts ea,u,, ~ treasury. But Il secms TINT he u as
s''oos, a. ever air., the bill Just passed sho~s
a1ea.,st.pe sIana Of his activity and influence.
na. POUND will como and settle 10 Illinois,
j "" NJ 10 Congress rs tho advocate
~ ~, ~ reatly national Improvement, he
!, !. h,s % 1s.';aR ss'ss e money on s,s shifting
ea =. .'s sn,1 uncertain channels Of tho Fox and
!s1as !aaan.ln . Rivers. We beg 10 suggest 10 "thc
Hsn', o'm.n from Wisconsin u TINT l,o might
fso.'., .eo,,,re national reputation anl secure
fooa a.aarchatIon Of tho wholo country BY inanl-
tns 9n ,c samo zeal, energy, and untIring per-
sssa , S II protecting tho No: Ns:tona, Treasury
soa ann w il by Congress that Ito has In obtain
asa",orcnrIattons asaS for t1s own district. Such
" w. !. rousp I. very much needed Just now at
1, sags sutaxls's elbow.
, 1879-03-11
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

CINCINNATI, o., March 1o.-Th.te suits were
brought against Archbishop Purcell to-day, tho
principal ono by the Jefferson Nat'onn! Bank
OF Htcuhcnyille, O., for $50, 400. at their In.
stances writ Of attachment vas issued co.ef-
lux g. pcter's Cathedral, corner Of Eighth and
and Aill streots, aspl other property. Tho 40.
praised value Of real estate covered ts $50 001.
Tho bond o! tho ATchblshop'a Assiguco has
been fixed at &50o.000, ol which amount 1t IL
understood NJ. Aannix, The Asesgncs, has ST.
cured tour-atthst and It to thought tue remains
dsr Will be PLACED Tomorrow.
, 1879-03-11
MUSICAL NOTES.

Tho choir Of the Reunion Presbyterian Church,
insisted by home talent, will produce the cau-
tata OF "Quecn Es,l.cr," ut the ellurcl, on West
Fourteenth atrert, near Loom!s. ut IN carly
date.
A Sahbath-schoot union concert wifi bo given
at Pacific ffall, corner OF Clark and Van 1}uren
streets, this evening, in which q chorus Of 150
children will take part, ussistcd BY orchestra.
T: F: Ransom Is the director; William Weir,
pianist; and Mira. Weekly, organist.
Tile afid-Ycar Concert Of tho Fcrry Hail
School at Laka Forest, last week, was ono of
tho most successful ever given under the
auspices Of TINT Institution. Tho ptnno-p1aving
ind singing OF the lallcs was exceptionally
good, particularly that Of the Misses Farwell,
RedNe1d, and Mckinney at tho picno, arl tnu
singing bT the Misses Amory, Adams, and
smythc. the latter having charge Of the VOICE
teaching. The Musical Department is In charge
OF Mr. Ltebltng, who is to he congratulated upon
tue successful rcaults Of hts labors.
, 1879-03-11

WARRINGTON. D. c., March 1o.-Capt. EAus 10.
AY received from tho Treasury $3.50, 600 on &C.
he Alsssafpp! Kiycr.
Fcyall the good this great sum OF taxes will
sou tho way Of improving the South Pass, tile
uoasr might as we'll havo been thrown into tho
Gulf. Tho stnprogcmoIt is good Thing for
tbe contractors, however.
, 1879-03-11
A Deliberate Murder Growing Out
Of a Dispute Concerns
ing Land.
One Arbuckte, q Prominent
Cftfzo1a, Shot by Man
Named Bush.
Threats OF Lynchinq Freely IN
dulged in by the Miners.
The Calaboose Guarded by Ono Huu-
dred Armed Citizeus.

LEADv1LLE. Col, March 1o.-A quarrel over
twcuty-fye foot lot on one Of the principal
streets OF this camp resulted this mornttg In a
murder which has created the widest excite
n,ent among tie miners, and leads to the fear Of
general riot. Most Of the land on
Harrison ayenuo las been occupied by squatters
for some months lurlng le9aI comics, between
tTo parties for TIC regular Government patent.
Mortimer Arbnckle was among those sestlers, and
had built cabin on the cud Of lot nearly %.
posI!e the ncw largo hotel nov being erected by
William Bush, Of Central City. Laa: Friday
news Vas received here hero TINT the Secretary
Of the Interior bad decided the patent case In
favor Of Thomas Stnrr, who Ia supposed here to
be merely flgurolead for the Harrison Re
ductlou Works COMPANY, Of LcadYllte, and
Immediately on receipt Of the telegram au-
nouucng the secrctarY's decision, the Harrison
Company
Issued WARNINGS
to all squattcrs to leave and sctt!e With the
Company. They also. 1t Is said, sold num-
ber Of lots on Harrison ayenuo to William
Bush, James, his mother, aud Rufus Shuts.
This morning shortly nttcr o'clock the Bush
brother and shuto discovered that Arbuckfc
had hquattcd Oh lot which they claisned to
havn purchased from the Harrison Com
pany. They ordered him of. Arbuckle,
however, declared that On Information received
the Btarr patent, having been either lett out for
an a'lcy-wa5 Or By some mistake In drnwlng up
The papcts. William Bush percmpsoriy told
linn 10 leave or they would tear down tue cabin.
Arbucklo repeatedly said II they would
show the tLtle.deeds to The properly
lie would 20 Immediately. james Bush
declared thAt Il tnnlc no differences whether
, 1879-03-11

4 biz two.asted sct,ool-teachnr In Fond du
1,c County, Wis, 60 cruelty beat nn 8.ycar.old
naaI[ tbs other day for not mastering hard
,am id fractions TINT be was fined SIS and costs
/, hurnanc Jusstce OF the Peace. As the ST.
prne Court Of Wisconsin has already rendered
i.dtdson to the effect that physteal chaatise-
ntnt Of children In schools must 10 considered
IN p,aul,, whicl, Ia punishable by fine, the
tasbtrs IN that State will be 1ittlo sparlng In
,he usc Of the rod and fcrulc.
, 1879-03-11

6ome curious facts have been tlivufgcd In the
l40ndDn courts concerning tho manner In which
picture groups Of celebrated persons arc procur-
co. 4 MIR. Ridley. who calls himself m a1ttAt,
painted number Of bodies at various sizes and
10 different attitudes for photographer namod
Tuck, who WAS to fit heads to Them. A dispute
asose about an unfinished painting Of. bodies,
which, when supplied With heads. was to repre-.
sent tue Pnn-Angllcata Synod. The photographs
cr said he was to see skctct, bcforc tho picture
was proceeded will, but the Jury thought tho
contract was completed, and gave afr. Ridley
tue verdict.
, 1879-03-11
1t Is Wonderful

When assisted By tho Cuficura Soap, every sppctes
Of Itching l;rupi!0ns, 1rritatloux, and Inhan,ma-
tions Of The Skin aud Scalp, restoring and pro.
1notIng the growth OF tho hair when iost Or rntuned
by Heat,ng Or 6ca!y Hnmors. Nothing II kaoWn
that viii 20 quickly heal Bruises. sca!ds, Wounds
and FesteEs. 1t Ares, in connection with tho
Cu.fcura Itesoiyent takan internally. tho muat Oh.
stuate Hcrotulnus UlcufA, Sores, and DlschArging
Wourds, and yet It il medical mystery to cleul-
tsts and 10 tho nl0at noted skin doctors Thoy
canuot make u out; and TO rival II ia auccessfnl
cures. tauy hasa To make use OF It under othur
names. Thorv IL no doubt that 1t Ia tho most In.
thlS century.
, 1879-03-11

COMPREHENSIVE,
VERY LOW /!

Tbc costag g.out prices ui tho ysFy me small sssln
Fcsfy, Ffaatlia. aekson. Wa.as23. Joha.on, ua!oa
t. IL per acTe on essy tsrtls IN 70 Low that sy Il
ihs esEi1sas hare actialr hgsed " moi @ aks my
crop sad insess tasnslfca w aIall fo0x their ID
p.rtlc. who ds.rc 10 inscst III ia,as viii al oe Do a.
thsy xlll bs too late: h1x y y tho ams 70 e4y,
Land Commissioner !. d. Il ii. Co, ri"
Room IL. No. " uchJKsa. NJ, Cnlcsgo, IL
, 1879-03-11

California will drop ollt OF the extrn session
et Congress 80 far as the members Of tho llouso
si Representatives. il concerned. The torn Of
n17ice Of thpse elected frpn that State to tile
roty6lth Congress- expired ON the 4th Of
Nlrb, and thu next election docs not transptto
antll next September.
, 1879-03-11

RV. FIERCE, tho patent-medictno man, Is a
ntmber Of the New York Senate and the Forty
nth Congress. lie will bo wanted in both
plses badly about tho 18th Inst, but will proba-
il, nestgn hia State Office md 60 to Washington.
lis presumed ho will tone up the systems Of
hs uaocates III the Lowrr House by free and
liberal applications OF ills medicines.
, 1879-03-11
HIS NAME RUBBED 0uI.

BAN FRANCISCO, March 10.-At the REGULAR
Baptist alIalstera' Meeting to-day ut tho Motso-
poIitau Temple tAe following was unanimously
adopted:
Resotred, That tho name Of ths Rev. II. W,
istefa' Meeting Of Hau Francisco aud yicinIty fot
= Misrepresentation Of facts before thu RaptIst
Mjn!atets Cuifcfencu In New York respecting tho
sentiments OF tho baptist and Chrlatlau people
generally ou tho l'Acac Coast touching tbs Chinese
question. WINFIELD Scorr, aectstafy,
, 1879-03-11
SPOTTED TAIL.
4ptf4aI ptSpEsIeA to Tia 913tNn&,

OMAHA, Neb., March 10.-lnfoEmatIon has
been received here that Spotted Tails Indiana
ase already dissatisfied with their new location,
und want to got back to the Missouri. They
arc beginning to realiza that long lines Of over
lan(l transportation unl tsolattol from oussidu
competition Induce high prices ut tho tsallpg
at0ros.
, 1879-03-11

ballots were caet At the single noling.p1aec pro.
vsded. Tie successful candidates. were 8. 4.
Dryart and Otto KiuR. the former defeating tho
Rev. 8. 8. Hunting, Unitarian minister. by $50
votes. The opposition to tho Rev. Mt. Hunting
legged scctarIansm In tho control Of The schools.
, 1879-03-11
DAVENPORT. Ia.

Davenport, H., s(asch 10.--Tho most exclt-
Ing school election ever known in this city was
bald hero to-day, Two Directors were to ho
chosen for tho term Of three years, and Z, no
, 1879-03-11
Eczema of the Scalp, Face.

And Limbs Cured After Yenrs OF buAertnx.
McsaEs. Wesks s potter-Gent)cmpn: Ny friends
a1d ecquansanccs will Iemambuf me ~ having
1t covered my scalp. -facc, bndy, md limbs and
caused me great suffering. Tho appearance Of MY
Ing heat and putin. l hare been i1ealel By Or.
-, Of Cambridge, Dr. --+ Of Ioston and
By Dr.. -, conatdercd tho best In ths city for
such diseases, without cntc, and with but lsttt1
bcncnt
After years Of suffering. thorough trial Of oil
dreds of dollars. I al cured so|aly BY Jour
CuT1cuRA for verJ trintnn sum OF money.
tiontlemen. ! cannot saY enough In it9 pyatses
II. II. ISAhCS,
$50 West Canton-st., boston. May 4, 1873.
CAurloa-H procutablc, use cu1louuA BOAR.
, 1879-03-11

HFfffdI Mlp0EcN 70 1A9 1F76NN&
CzNgRAL1A, ILL.,, March 10-At our annual
charter election. held this day, the lion. II. 3.
Ladder MAS reelected Mayor without opposition,
This unan[mous Endorsement, considering that
ho bad aorTcd three terms In succession, must
ceEtaiulY b ~ gratifying ~ It u cseditable to
, 1879-03-11

Unless Mr. BLAINE clewcd plur-tobacco md
tiooed doubIc-shuflle for the amusement OF
As Virginia voters, his late trip wilt not be Of
much tefyice to him,
, 1879-03-11

Edwin Browne continues during the present
week IN Good as Gold" at tue Metropolitan.
"Drokcn Fetters " drew forth largo audi
etce Of sensation lovers to Haml!n'8 last evcn-
ing. @. W. Barry IL tho star.
, 1879-03-11

Enmet and "Fsltza arc at this house tile
present week. There Ia nothing now In tic play,
nnd consequently nothing new can be said Of Il.
, 1879-03-11

8pteial Dtsaasca 10 7hs Tribune.
INDiANAroL1s. Mnrch 10.-Schacfer, cham
p!on Of tho world, aud Gallagher, played m OK
h[bit!on game tonight. COO points up. Schaefer
won In seventeen tnntngs to Gallngher's Bill.
, 1879-03-11
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Use g Mfa~ Wtnslow's Soothing SyrupS for
children wttle teethIng. It cnres dyeontcfy andd-
OUTIUUNA, ,CUTICUIeA IsES0LvENT
, 1879-03-11
1}OYVOE.

CINCINNATI, March 10.-Paul Boyton left
Maysyi,lo tonight, on his wny down tho river,
md is expected to reach this city tomorrow
afteruoou.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

------S A.>-"<
Leon Houde IS paying the highest
price in Cash for Wheat. Do not fail
to see him before you sell.
From the Elk River News.
A. j. Clark of Little Falls, is in
town making arrangements to publish
a history of Sherburne County. The
plan of the work is decidedly novel
and interesting. It will open with
brief generalities in regard to the
State, from its earliest settlers, up to
date. Then giving general history
of the County, from its first settler up
to date, with sketches of it's Oldest cit>
liens, its officers from its organization
to date its Schools, Churches, Socie~
ties, Timber, Soil, Water>powcrs, mills
Business Men, Business Houses, Set
Element and growth Of the various
towns, &C., &c. The novel feature Of
the work, is the numerous engravlngs
Of beautiful flowers, in their natural
colors, which are scattered through It,
It will not only be a very useful and
interesting work, but quite ornamental
also, and we predict that 1t Will event.
ually find its way into every house in
the County.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

F. D. Hall is now offering for sale
the new kind Of harvester manufa CT
ured by George Esterly & Son at
Whitewater, Wis. 1t has no canvas
or belts to get wet and hinder the
working OF the machine or to rot.
The bundles are delivered separately,
complete and perfect, ready for bind
ing, and the machine is of very light
draft. 1t has other points of SUPERB
GRITTY, which can be learned by calling
at F. D. Halls office IN Little Falls.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

From the Fergus Falls Aiiyocata.


MI: Joseph Winslow has lately re-
built his, -four mill at Eagle Lake in
this county, and while absent at Fer
gus Falls last Monday, aTgirl, named
Christina Mikkleson, whosis employed
by him, went into the mill to shut
down the water>gate. In doing SO
her hair became entangled in the up
right shaft that is close by apd before
assistance could be rendered her scalp
Was entirely torn from the front part
Of her head. The heart.rending
screams of the girl attracted the atten>
ton of some men who were near, but
not in time to save her from the terrl>.
bic disaster. = Her sufferings are ter
ribly severe, but it is hoped she may
recover.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13
brass band in this city. isl We hope the
organization will meet with success, for
it is just what is wanted here. 2:,1.&
= Village. Election. IT,.

Notice is hereby givento the legal
voters residing in the village Of Little
Falls that on the 18th day of March,
A. d. 1879, an election will be held
at the Office of the County Auditor, in
said village from one o'clock in the af::
ternoon until four O'clock in the AFTER
noon of the same day, for the purpose
Of e]ec'ing one President, one Tlus-
tee, one Recorder, one Treasurer and
one Justice Of the Peace, according 10
the provisions of an act entitled Gan
act to incorporate the village of Little
Falls i'll the County of Morrison"
L. e. "oRrH1NdroN, }
ALFRED Tanner, Commissioners.
J.;D. LAcHANoE, J
Dated at Little Falls this 18th day
of March, 1879
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

Communications about issuing bonds
to aid 10 building the Little Falls &
Dakota railroad are pouring in, and
we wish to call attention to the fact
that our space is limited and that 1t
would be we'll for our correspondents
to coudense their communications as
much as they can conveniently. There
is some danger that the question will
be worn thread-bare long before the
time to vote ON it.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13
Teachers Of Morrison County.

All persons needing Teachers Ger
ti6cates, are hereby notified that the
public examinations will be as follows :
At the School House in District
No. 5 in the town Of Bellevue on Sat-
urday, March 18th.
At the School House in District No.
3 in the village of Lii tie Falls on FRI
day and Saturday, April 18th and 5th,
1879. .:~ :'..-
Exercises to commence at l 0 o'clock
A. NJ. Private examinations should
not be sought, except in case of una
voidable necessity. (See School Law }
Little Falls, March 18th, 1879.
a. GUERNoN,
County School SunerintenGent.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

A committee Was appointed by the
Democratic members of the recent
Minnesota legislature to prepare an
address to the Democracy Of Minneso-
to, and the address prepared by the
committee was published in the St
Paul Globe of the 9TH inst. 1t will be
in the Transcript next week.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13
i. WoRTu1NGToN & co.

The effort made by leading citizens
Of St. Paul and Minneapolis to unite
in having union fair midway be-
tween the two above named cities dur>
ing the first week in September next
was a failure. Two fairs will again
be held, one at Minneapolis and the
other at St. Paul. The display at
these fairs promises to even surpass
that Of last wear.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

From the Douglas County News.
The Douglas County Immigration
pamphlets, of which $500 have been
printed, are now ready for distribution
and can be had by applying at theBank
of Alexandria or to tAe County Audi
tor
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13
J. I'll. PANGBURN,
MILLWRIGHT,

viii be in Little Falls April 1st, 1879. and
will furnish Plabs and Estimates, will also
contract, with those wishing to huiId. for the
Improved Corliss Engine, also for the Best
Automatic Cat off Engines, also the best quick
running Cutoff. balance Slide Valve Enginea.
revolutions guaranteed at from 500 to 500 per
minute, also the best Turbine Water-wheels
now made, Flour and Saw Mill Machinery Of
every description from the most reliable man.
ufae:urers gest of New York. Every article
is rranted and is sold at lower price than
any man can. buy On a single order, FOR THE
REASON that I make hundreds of orders while
the mill owner makes but one.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

From the Benton County Press.
viii our dam go out when the riv-
err breaks up? is a serious. question
propounded by many of our citizens !;
that little leak may raise old nick.
Last Saturday evening lamp in
Shepherds furniture store exploded in
close proximity to the proprietor, max
ing quite loud report, igniting the
shavings on the floor. Fortunately no
one was injured, and the flames were
soon extinguished, but hereafter MIR.
S. will be little timid of kerosene
lamps.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

FARM FOR SALEA good improv>
ed farm IN Belle Prairie, 4 miles from
Little Falls, q miles from Belle Prai>
RE station, one mile from the Catholic
church and academy, and one mile
from the Mississippi Iiver, a 6rstsclass
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

L. Ham1in, the genial blacksmith,
has demonstrated by actual experiment
that be can saw 20 cords of wood
twice into, by working moderately one
day, using tread power, circular saw
and four men.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13
chance for any one desiring to pur.
chase. Apply stoothe undersigned on
the farm. :#es r.; PETER GAaNoN.Y .
;; Notice..

i Notice IS hereby given thata meets
ing of the board of County Commits
sioners will be held at The Office Of the
County Auditor on the Goth day of
March, 1879, for the purpose of trans
acting such business as may come be-
fore said board. +.
:. Dated at Little Falls, March 9th.
1879. j. D. LAcuANcE,
County Auditor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH OF ST.. SALvADoR.-Servi.
ces on Sunday next, at 1880 A. M.
Sunday School at u P. NJ. Vespers at
p ".
CHURCH OF OUR STRENGTHENING
prayer with gospel sermon on the first
and third Monday of each month at 7:30
NJ. Holy Communion on Tuesday
morping after each first service for month.
REV. Herbert RooT, Rector.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Cor
ner of Chestnut and Fourth streets.
Services are held every Sabbath morn
ing at II o'clock. Seats are free, and
citizens and strangers are cordially invi-
ted to attend. Sabbath school immedi.
stely after morning service. Thursday
evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
d. w. RosEvKRANs, Pastor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-03-13

From the Todd County Argus. ''s'*-
Judge McKelvy said during the
recent term of court at this place that
hereafter when such frivolous cases
are brought into district j court as
were tried before him this year, he
will make both sides share the costs
evenly. He also said that they should
not evenzbe admitted to justice court.