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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-08-27


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gsak yadoafa u ass ys tiIpoass Il
abisluba iadnyho ssAia ffaii afu
tAma, bfessilli mlaalt lseisls
tate siasa Nes fofs aAsab. ata
ffm roFalovala ~ llm, shS wi
dlghapisy pslpsali HstB. ktaffl
VT ~ tas fai ba ,adsi veil.
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tal geta ~ sknah iah. wax IL,
Too toe liil FEjasll sAkaba ~.
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pAgteia ehyHsli sa i tama, pts.
paai ayisy sgs stats Aftf -
pakIi ssAi sYl'asl. sadpH gsflssls
foiadsysn 's#ska fe,sns an
piilsaa'0B. PfmedFfs l4t0 se.
teehA ~ btlsk sehsAhlt teH sa
pFlmfm obeiitim dstaFY malao
doas, IL ! neivy lal sesJ spol NJ.
bats i ss ssAayos poystevatl,
Pakii sisk ashA .4pd sptsah Ten
- opFAvatbf . n ohhissm fut
sadsM vybA, tadoa tsiims A.
piaihy ksefd . t3ho passlad ma
aau soad by l9m padD hsfi
III. sby Isglslelsra \ atsiI kfyt
roEsadsa VYpsala Iat . kdyby
so sdfAhAis, dost moiuo. u ~
pliAls pod zAmsk
4 U yylsttogam, klsfs pied.
saFtaI kohgresni vfbor Gin
ctnhsti hedAvho. pisa bpoisialf
llst N. Y Nations "kpngfe.bl
ySbur Aterf eyieiloval jedbAnl
dohliifieI5 ba Yoiby ph mfoalt
voIbk ' Cincinnati, akonJil av6
praec sobotu ySsledek aemA
dhloiitosiI \ posAytuie mAIo dsS
chy onkm demokras6m, kteh o
yyieitoysnf iadaIi klefi isou "a
na, Iakoi ~ v}lohu Eodpov6dni.
Bylo dokhzAno, 10 vynaloieny
byIy penixo od FepubIikansktho
volebbiho vSboru a Cd .. p. Bat
torwofth u Young k xvolcni tech.
to pan6. Yak xarovch xjis,sno,
10 kdoile republikansky vtbor
spottebuvsi s2.50O, demokralie..
ks vSbor spotfeboval sS.s91 .6s, -
roxdil TO, ktoryz sice nooprsvhu.
10 republikany X tvrxeni, 10 vie
CO vice upotfebcno bylo, pouzito
ku korupci dcmokratieke mimo
yydani lcgitimDich, vsak piece
musi BIT demokratIm nomils.
Mimo TO iadatelim vyseitovhni
Nc posmivaji, 70 Buttcrwortha
Younga s,Alo meme zvoIeni, nez
Saylora u 1osse poralka. Co.
koiiy dokaziuo republlkanbm, TO
vyfovnano sysdcetvim druhe
ntrans pakli 20 kafaktar neko
Iika dohli2ltel0 nebyl dobrY, byl
karakler poIieIe horst atd. Gen.
Banning, dive dem. Glen kon>
gresu y druh6ho distriktu, byl
syedkom nejzalimay6jiim. Svsd-
ell, ze ye ttech volbach musiI dem.
vSboru co ptispevek Eanlatiti
500, 500 u 1000 dol. mimo TO
mel vydau osobni, "v saloncch,
"a hudbu, sch6ze ldem K dtin
kogani pFi volobnich mfstech a
rozdavani volebnioh Iistkl." Ne
81 "pracoyniky" bylo t6z nekolik
republlkand, iims vyloby nahra.
dill a praoi zaplatil."
4 Pokus yraady, kler3 golke
rozsiIeni ap1sobil, uGinsn byl
Sau Francisco, Cal, minuIou so. |
botu. Jak zuamo, bude ~ tam
tne 3. pfiatiho msslco odbSvati |
golba, kterat Evlast6 ma dalezi. 4
iosti proto, 10 volens bude legi .
iont noycu D d.tavu do ~. Z
sota nvesti a polFebne Eakony
ma. Agilacc volebni
est tam velmi horlivh a roEsile- /
nj veIlkt. Tikoty jsou { = poll.
kcpnblikhuska, demokratioka,
ielnicEh TAX svana Honorable
BlIks" 70 volb6 dslavu two
.ily one pusledai atraay, strana
ednu. Faak kdyl melo ptii,t K
Folbe r0Elrhls 40 atrana IA We
ivi katdA tba portavila avs
saedid&ty. v tele straby del.
'itke s,oii poYssins Kearaey, Y
ele Honorable Bilks tasopis
jhroniole Sc sv5mi redakiory
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-08-27
zprAvY zAHnArlcrE

u lshs hau lsashs fsseplsy
sel~ sefcla vfemeJa . tisios
snaaobaA ifbfs otyihsii HIsmst
hs, ~ podpoFsls Afsshilho -
mtlil tolotll tksled h bssoael
: silsde sfppsks osIlal pfali Ilas
10 Hw Todlsbth. stsFf peslAa
hfi a. poisss - gen gagtfhaf,
obdfie httlsati sky tlhi flt
fFagJ ses'lafl pesnosti
Oiass synskeey fos0dkT
hat kemsaisfy. kietl vnfmi y.
snani bJli rss odasereno b
smfu rfossssm, 2.k dsslliIsls
m tfaaihlstyt . le,Iho dAsts pat
akeillsts \ yyhfsnssyi a. siblfe.
ble spfs8y Petfohrada pie.
iohli Nib tsta sgps 6altedni %
ganma PssFpbssdb d. kyJsya.
feihai lam prf ifs lln isps "
safStt
'fdshltl topisovatslA glie
aah iis's iilfaii H. lsakopaAo
TOLLS beltliIliob dssrh ohsa
tefl h6spDafarks pllkfeilti.-~
saps tnmu peAsskt doplsoys
tsl uvdi. to mk ujiltsoi q mi.
nlsberstss vAIky. IL obssssni 10
bads podniknnto VI po lsfo, 20
piiiinun hesnksl sifnni dabs
hiHo AbdrAiibu bylo nabldnu,o
opht Hsfarovi, ksfofylms, ten
vlak 1dmItnul, ielikoi ptf po.
slradk skosetosti diplomstiokftb
Dcpisega,el Standefiu ajlltuje,
u Tiara spolu Bismarksn pfi.
tlni se. aby Audrhsi rnovu IN sgb
siate mist0 dosaEen byl DIo IL.
ns0h zprkv opet hodla 20 Apdra.
Il vsdAsi dplns pol,tlkY na nsko.
llk rok6 II 40 s0dnc strany Dsa.
koYsks Eyolcu budc hrabt Dos.
xeil.
q drods doehazi spatna zprh.
y Ksropy v Anglicku ,rvajt
yeIks deste povodnE q mnoho
chill bylo zapIaveno a znIscno,
- skliEni pax 80 pfitiny "a ne.
miie pokratova,. V Italil po.
Skodily sucha q parma vso oscni,
vtalr sklizoh VIVA slibuje bit
donra. Die berlinske dcpcso jest
Y isusku loto- droda pseniee TAX
yelkh jak ioni q 6roda ovsa q
flta .ssEi. V BuIharaku Jos, dro.
da ankutico dplns xnitcna "a.
chem.
Die povsati v Lond5ns pa.
nuIfci bodiA Nemecko tet v po.
5lizl Tnrecka namoFni stanici na.
by,i a yyjednavh Portion 0 kou-
ri ostroga Rhodes.
Ausk} a n0glicky komisaf.
nstans vent Il urteni branic rusko-
tureckfoa Ash, nemohou SO do.
bodnoati. Joden popirA druhe.
ma p.ayost mapy.
Die berlinske depcSe ost pa.
pircvgcb pcnez Rusku obsbu |
"a 1872, ,l66.l25 rubli. Pravg
rii pro nasc zelcuatniky!
lak Enamo, byI prdyodtIm
'rinoe Aapoleona ma one neseast. I
no vypravs, kiera LuliSka Iivot
staln, ang. poruiik Carey. ~ 1
po pfepudnuti cd ksfrH nn Gtsk
80 daI, prince osudu jeho zane.
chav. "a to sousen byl vojonskt tm
soadsm. usnan yinSm, degr do.
van a armAdy propus,en. v
Anglicku povolen byl mu soud
Iibt, atery zvr6til roEsudek soudu
voieuskaho Carey Enovu 40.
stojnictyi testne dcsaEen. II
Die angiickSeh deposi Airi.
Ks. ualeza SO krAl Cetovejo Y
srabu seyerne cd Cerna UmvelJsi
Ickg mal3m pottom svSoh yer.
n5th q AhgIitan6 douiaji, 30 po.
wocl tuzcmeh iei brEku plcmos
hou a pokoh. +
sotva minule ohlasii lelcgraf,
~ .taSka hrAuio mou Srbskcm
a TnEcckom jest vyrovnana, do
oh1El u Opt 81 rkva. &c Tpreoko
tini aAroky - yrAeeni iisi5ch
osad ielikol 10 srbskn pouze
n3lk0a popustils.
II We sfsad, y BalhArsku, zu
iii duo %. {. m. velky polar v
kAskrnheh dslostfoloekfch a ka.
sArbY mnobo stFeliya a ibrani
bylo knlteuo. Dlo Slandardu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-08-27

"Ft"NVtHf#NNMy bEfMWanh
D. sobstitaeiohallsmH baJs prs
oba ssfasy ssiml prosfstns. 10.
t5fsmsei % Iast haifuasl. lSatIl
is : csehy aashssme osssu pom.
himi hAsifsii, hjtsi mAme.li "a
sfAil hPfaYaahtm poilliekg@ tisi
islem . bodismsi ny oal
pfaYta s'iaili sAbiksm. 10 "A
fatdi hsia stshayIskp . polisiekg
program Itaseassa ~ sss "
mAhsH
> ih talsgnasky osaGa ans
ppvolAhf bta Psstaka h mls,s.
'erssve tahoaakams byio saAm
soa bliileibe - asaAhi passdsy
~ t.k ~ % ssfshy slaay . 80
s'Assiisiho gs,eapsal A. Ilsssa
sdy. 4 poaI.dsalll ~ llsso 70
@saes VYaVits sssladaIleihe w
hstsa N Loi .. srpssl ayf
dsnsAa sabtsaliaa tasop,sy pit
aAteli fada spfav ! telsgFsmt i
Ffiitim vsigapasi Csohd a. sady
fiasAt . siaIsdAa amdsseaba
ryleietsAai assi #lAopravsi
sirshou = hf Taaffsm. Bylo ny
abytstuo, sbytham vsskery ony
spfAsy dIiem vyyraesll, dIlsm "a
prayea asAdAIi mifa. konsls,u.
iam pouke, 10 . o.Ases, ada feskg
natad vpiIitlm obdobi parlamsa.
shfaIm asfmi SAs.apei dos,ayl No
oa rsdu 'i'akou, rsshodna,o baae
Iit ' tsss nsibIItiim soudllI 40
pax dlo EnAmek nynslsi situsos,
lac miti 80 20. IL sAs.apoovs nj.
fnda teskeho roEhodnou 40 die
ssoho pro oboalAnl."
Povsssnt Iapit Bsb,nskt
zonieI |. srpns o pol druhs no.
dine odpoiodne ' kspioh. po.
Hlodnl aloye leho byla: "JoiiII
odpusf mns, btesil som mnoho."
Dvs iepsiiky klotoly okolo mrt.
qoly icho a stale SO modify. Ba.
bioskS narodil 80 y jodnt vesnit.
GO okrcsu loyoslckem M rox.
hrani kraje tesksho nsmookoho.
Rodife poslali heoba do Liioms,
rio, kdoz navstegoval hlavnf sko.
Ia. Kdy2 mu bylo 20 lot, odved.
II bo k pluku dslostfcIeckemu,
kteryz tentokrAte byi poskdkou
Y Prase. Ma sv$oh potalkaoh
msstom seznAmil 80 hexkou div.
tici, jill poimouti chtsl xcela a.
ptimns IA manzelku. X tomu
bylo tfeba ptedevsim pensx, pax
proPnftani ze svazku vojonsks.
bo. Babiosky noroxmyslel 80
dlouho, vypatil vojenskou po.
kladEo $50 baierie prcbnul,
ysak boz milenky. Byv promo
slsdogap uchSlll 80 do lesa, kdez
organisoval baadu loupezniokou,
klerAz po nskolik let znepokojo.
vala cele seyerozapadnf Cechy.
Babinsky byl vsudo nikdo. V
ohledu tom byl podoben povest.
nemu Cagllostrovi, o nsma vys
pravnje 80, zoviel kdysi steJnou
dobu tfemi branami do Berlina.
Dnos spachal loupez Mimons,
druh6ho dne doSla zvest, 70 ban.
dita pfeoadl lose blize Tcplic
poatovsk5 vhz; tfotfho dne Wy.
palil bohatsmu lakom6mu scdla.
ka blizo Mslnika naplnsnou sto.
dolu. ovsom 10 ptipisoyaly SO
Bablnslemu temet vscoky xl6
skutky, kterc tehdy v cechAoh
spachduy byly 10 ma daot jcho
hfesil neieden darcbak on minla.
ture; Babinsks vsak al = toho
ME ned6lal, naopak on byl tomu
rad, jemu salegelo hIavns na
"alave." Zslastni salibou lou.
poznika bylo prosttodkovati me.
81 rozvadsntmi milenoi a trostat
bczcitn6 otce, kieFi zpetoyali so
dati ehudYm synkdm bohstS svs
dcery. Kohetre podafilo 80 vol :
ska bauditu lapiti. MIadA hoEkA
iivka, dcera chalupnikoya jed.
nd vesnitee Li,omsfio, poskyto. r
vaiA ltvan6mu Bablnsx6mn dtul. i
ka. Nelrvalo to vaak dlouho.
DoEvedsvs sc, 10 "a hlavu sms.
ISbo loupclnika vypshna coma.
Eradila svafo milcnce. Chata, v
kteres 81 howell, byla zs tmavs
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

The Editor of the UNION in compa-
ny with Elmer Whitney and Postmas.
ter and E. A. Ross, left for st. Paul
early on Monday morning, whittier
they were summoned to be in attend.
ance as witnesses before the Grand
Jury in connection with the U. S Dis
trict Court. What the UNION lacks
this week, both in the manner Of put
ting things and in the matter of mo
news we'll written up, will be more
than made up for next week when
the editor will have returned to occu-
py his own easy chair(e) and write
racy editorials upon all conceivable
subjects "a power we confess we have
not) by the score
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

81 THERE appears to be nothing new
IN politics, especially so far as Mime.
sofa politics is concerned. The want
Of enthusiasm among Republicans is
only equaled by an entire absence OF
that article among the Democrats.
while the craft which conveys the
small -party of Greenbackers in this
state, is hopelessly becalmed, with no
present prospect of getting up a
'.breeze.'' There are now but four
weeks remaining before elec;io,, ana
we look forward to quiet + when
men will vote more from the force of
habit than from any real interest they
will feel in the matter. The large
Republican majority will MT be over.
come and the election of that ticket
BY fair majority is pretty well as.
sured.-By the way what effect will
it have upon the contest between
Donnelly and Washburn should the
Democrats succeed in casting the
heavier vote in that part of the state
constituting the third congressional
district? #. ill.,. Is 4. a...,..~. >sr.> g..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08
THE old RELIABLE"
The Largest, Showiest and Best
ed Stock Of Goods Ever Bror
Princeton.

Seeing is believing, and if yc
the above headlines are simply
purpose Of deceiving you, co,
see for yourself and be con
For Two weeks past Mr.. Rlnesl
fop' horse team on the roa
stantly hauling freight in frol
River-and still there's tons of
merchandise coming. On enteri
store you are confronted with
Of calicoes, blankets, rugs and '
aoods, to the right and to the
the counters and improvised tat
literally covered all over with I
prints, linens, ladies' dress goods
linery goods, cloaks, overskirts.
ings. trimmings, cuffs, collars, &c
Every inch Of space on the she
occupied; the lines are loaded
with shawls. scarfs, muller
gloves. But we have neither tin
space to enumerate. There art
few retail stores in either St. P:
Minneapolis that can make as
display as the Old Reliable.
klnes assures as that he will disp
his immense stock at less than St.
and Minneapolis retail figures.
buys for cash and can afford to r
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

MORE balloon horrors are reported
in the newspapers; one in San Francis.
co, where the balloon was insuffic .ent
" Inflated, and by sweeping against
the telegraph wires was torn 10 pieces;
one man killed and another fatally ia.
jured. In st. Louis two men made a
balloon ascension and have not been
heard of since; supposed to be lost,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

f. GREATER preparations have been
made for an Indian war, during the
past week, than before since the race
after Chief Joseph, but nothing now
seems likely to come of it. The muir.
derecs of Major Thornburg have
doubtless got we'll out of reach, and
if captured will never be identified;
it is quite probable that a general en-.
counter W. til the Utes will be avoid
ed. .~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

B. F. Whitney's feed mill ha.
changed hands; it has been purchased
and will be run hereafter, by Messrs.
c. E. Foster and Elmer Whitney.
We have seen specimens of Mr..
Joseph Townsend's skill IN gardening
in the shape of head of cabbag
more than foot in diameter, a pars
nip four inches in diameter, and
beet eighteen inches in length; thi
beats our other beets spoken of in las
weeks UNION. Now some one bea
this. .sg
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

MATTERS between Russia, England
and Germany, still present an unfa-
vorable aspect; some newspapers in
st. Petersburg say a war s inevitable.
Russia, with an available force Of only
about 100000 soldiers. had better
think twice before entering into a
struggle with these powers; Germany
alone has 100000 soldiers ready 70,
action at "a hours notice; then Eng
land has a few companies md ships
that could be called out & necessary
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

Tuesdays Pioneer Press gives a
list of appointments for the year,
made by the Methodist Conference al
.Winona, which session has just closed.
Rev. A. j. Brock is sent to Prince ton,
and Rev. H. B. Hunt goes to Litch.
field. Mr.. Hunt has made friends in
this vicinity and we wish him success
in his new field. T. M. Gossard is re.
tanned as Presiding Elder Of this dis.
trict. e........s.. ,...... Fl
E. S. Bowdish was restored to the
roll of ministers. al. ..... 49,.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

According to the Attorney Gener.
ais opinion. women have no right to
vote for Co. Superintendent, and are
not eligible to that Office. The law
on this subject ought to be, and il
the matter were properly agitated,
undoubtedly would be, changed.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

DcazNa President Hayes and party's
recent trip through the West, Mrs.
Hayes seems to have been quite as en-.
Enthusiastically received as the Presi.
dent himself. Mrs. H. is evidently
something more than a mere figure.
head in the ''great economy of the
present administration.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

The State apportionment of the
current school fund for October, was
made by the State Supt. on Monday
last. and amounts to 81 .09 per scholar.
1929. as is the total amount to which
Mile Laos county is entitled. = ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

The Lake City Leader acknowl.
edges that in tolerating Gilman, it is
eating crow, but will not sit down on
the whole ticket just on his account.
We advise the Leader to take Gilman
in dose by himself if possible, other
wise he will have tendency to cause
the Leader to bolt the whole ticket.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08
Wantei-A Wife.

She must be neither tell no: shcT::,
And neither dark nor ;a.r-
The dusky brow is not my taste,
Nor yet the golden he. 'lrr
would not have her ve:y shos!,
Nor yet so We, y slight Ill.,.
A skinny women is a shame, u
ta Nor fat ones do I IKE.
I'm not at all particular .~-... .-..
AS ffr as beauty goes,
Add vet l i,k I must Insist sr
Upon a pretty nose. Ha+
And though al matches, so they say
Are made beyond the skies,
] ne fame TO kjndle nv lone heat
Mus. flash ;som dusky eyes.
OF course she mus be pure and swee:
And brave, an wise. and s::oag.
OWl ell The gracious cOurtesies
That 10 her sex belong.
I'm noe az all pa:.icpis:-,
And yet I tL;;oa ? We
Should do lite credit 10
"a. The mao size takes for lie.
I'd heve her sing. rod na:at apd p'az,
Though danc;"g detest;
wiz nee. end 9,ace:ut modes.v
SIZE always slould lie & 9essed.
Aud bong. I'm not :'e7 &c. Ia, .
1,eai:y should dena ID
A sample OF her cooking,
Before I asked be- lcad.
Foo "a l;;,;s s:.oss mae ial wo ID
What'e1 'he zoe. sings
We koow .as Love, as & coec :me
Is apt 20 :.,,y w. " ogs:
II s'Elo:Ds be no. ender theo.
And dumpiIngs a'e MOI | 2ht.
MOI al .ue chc Us :lag, Beauty DnGs,
VIII no d ne lover :igui.
I have house aat's 1a:her j. &c,
An Income 1atbe: smfl,
4 nd vel, with double mo % cement,
'lwo1ld DE enough :;oc II. e."
T ON th's ty-fiVe 20 sweet s4teen
My e ocv has us scope
m not al ? I pr .icolec-
WHAT lady Gus me hone?
QUe-aEQU@-l.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

- What do Messrs. Gates and War.
riner mean by publishing such a card
as that in last weeks Isanti County
Press? There is mistake some.
where, otherwise Messrs. Gates and
Warmer are the champion dirt eaters.
We do not as yet feel justified in max.
ing the desired corrections. D.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08
PROMPT SETTLEMENT.

~. The Adjusting Agent for the.St.
Paul Ere & Maine Insurance Com.
pany. before leaving town lass Tues.
day, drew sight draft for $3.50, pay.
able 10 the order Of VIM. Apologize:
for loss sustained By the burning oil
his house. Mr.. APPRECIATE has reason
to be, and is, grateful for the prompt
manner in which the company has
settled with him. "#@@ D. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

Capt. Mahlon Black was at the
American House, Friday night on bis
way home from a prospecting tour up
the West Branch. Mr.. Black is one
of those genial, whole-souled gentle.
men with whom one delights to meet.
The Capt. is not much Of partisan,
and expresses himself as thoroughly
disguised VIII The Mississippi bull
dozers and mu:de-ers. He has a very
exalted opinion Of Edmrad Rice, the
democratic nominee for Governor,
and thinks his chances Of election are
good. It is about eight years since
Mr.. Black visited Princeton before,
and he remembers distinctly incidents
which occurred during that trip. MIR.
Black drove the first stake in a gov
eminent survey made in Minnesota;
that was in 1912. Had Mr.. Black
been avaricious he might have been
wealthy to-day, for he had many op.
portunities of enriching himself; but
he was too honest and too good a fel.
low, hence to-day he is compare.
lively poor man. He served his
country we'll and faithfully in the war
Of the rebellion, and although dem
ocrat (Union) in politics, he is a gen
tleman deserving much at the hands
Of Republicans. D.,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

A long letter from the Spencer
Brook correspondent IS received just
as we 90 to presto, late for this
issue, but will doubtless appear next
week.
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~ Doc. MIDDLETON, the notorious out.
law who has been running at large ia
Nebraska during tue past year, vii.
meet his just deserts IN the pen;ten.
tiary, where he bas been taken for
term of five years. .sa
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

L. SECRETARY SHERMAN is movin g
heaven and earth tosecure the cleo.
ton Of the Republican ticket in Ohio,
and VIII no doubt succeed. The
election occurs on the 18th inst. x
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u: The election Of Ben. Butler IS Gov
esnor Of Massachusetts, in Nov, is
.problemat:cal; Stranger things have
happened and the old Bay State
might elect a worse man. sss5sfszssss..ss7
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The auditor Of Kandiyohi count
is missing and considerable anxiety
manifested by his friends, who fear ]
may have been the victim of foul plu,
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SENATOR BLAINz, having assisted the
Ohio Republicans in campaign matters,
will proceed to Iowa where he is ex.
pected Oct. llih. #at va Il, ,.ssr:."
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Postmaster Ross is in St. Paul. {;
tending U. S. Court this week, a
Joseph Nokcs has seized this opport
mty to plaster the post-ofice.
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A. K. Tobey contemplates com
mencing the lection Of a tasty cot.
taSe the present fall, near the site OF
The one ne lost Dv fire n 1875.
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Benjamin. Soule reports nearly h
a mjliion feet es the amount of lu
Der sawed BY his mill the present. Sc
son.
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BW. A. .Sn,.h is our authorized
agent at Spencer Brook. Those who are
O. 'g us can se.vle with Mr.. Smith, and
80 sssNls' og 20 renew their subscriptions
can do so through him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-08

The Iowa Board of Supervisors
held a meeting on Tuesday; no bust
ness Of importance was transacted.
Ihe Board adjourned without speci-
tying when it would meet again.
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The Straight Democrats of Maesa-
chusetts, on Tuesday nominated a
full state ticket, headed BY John
Quincy Adams, Jr., candidate for Gov.
ernor. alb &1s.@sn.t ozs5
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Mr.. Benjamin Sou1e has purchased
two lots from NJ. Joseph Townsend,
opposite Mr.. Townsends's residence.
on which he proposes erecting :. new
saW-mil!. D.
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The Editors pro tempoye Of the
UNION, apologize tor the absence this
week of certain expletives commencing
with G's and DIS. .,
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E. c. Gle, NJ. D. visited Cam.
bridge on Monday. The Doctors
professional services are in frequent
demand in Isanti county, although
other business called him thither in,
this particular instance.
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How would t do for the P lcetoa
school 20 compete 70: The 500 given
Sy:1le S 20 la sc'oo's bay ns
de reqos = oel55s,a':.; sc =, scho'a=.
sop? The tTial, even Is ucsaccessiol,
would do the scholars good: besides
the none, q wo1:h com. - os for.
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REMOVAL.

10 The UNION Office is now on the
ground floor of the building located on
the south east col ner of First street and
Washington avenue, nearly opposite
Whitney's Steam Feed Mill. #.a4a -
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~ MOODY 4 SANKEY have CONNIE need
another campaign; at present they
are holding forth in Ohio. - sd. D..
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Mr.. Benjamin Soule has purch.
'"Ihe Cros sing,'' and will imp,
the buildings there, this fall.
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tbs Greenback party is growing
weak in Iowa. ~. f.. ., l..
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The Primary school Of this town
opened on Monday, with Mrs. A. p.
Barker as teacher. Mrs. Barker is
one of the best terchers We have 10
ibe place, and the children were a.:
we'll pleased On mig ihai sue was
to leach the.i school.