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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

4 SHiuF II AID UOMNISSiOrER
A SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIR
tA& co, VA.-bg virtue of az orior Of tho
District Court of the United Si.tas for tho East-
ern District OF Firginis da.od October Isl, 1879,
entered in the matter OF John II. E&rrison.
bankrupt, the unGecsG..el will sell by public
auction, st Fairfax e. H., Va, on MUNDAY.
Noromber l7th, 1879. tCcurt dsy) At .bou. -
o'clock M, the following PhRCELS OF
hAHO loiong IN < TO the as.ato Of ssid bankrupt.
lying moa1 hlrf o;s station, i'll Fairfax Co., W..
viz; One tract containing 81 acres and 80 poles !;
and ono cont Ainiug 81 acres and 1870 poles, lying
aanJolhl1s' md making a desirable farm Of sbouL
80 scIes. The abovo described land is sold free
from tha lisns and incumbrances thereon.
Terms: One fourth cash on Day of sale; the
residue Ill thSeo equal instalments, at one. ~" and
three years from day of ssle; tho purchaser tc
give bonds, will approved security, boatins in
terest for tho ofcrred payments, aad tho iitlc
tn TO retained ntil the bonds ara psd.
j DIN :. FOWLkf;, Assignee.
.Tl0Mhti MOORE. Nomm'f.
Frlriax cou rty, oct ZTHw
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oct Q -.2'NWis
BY UNcal i Lucas, Auctioneors.


SSf VIRTUE Of decroo of tho Corporation
~ Court Tor tho city ui Alexandria, Va, rom
derod At tho October turn. 1879, thereof, in tho
chancery cause Of Pierponrs admir-. vs.. Pier
point Ct ais, tho subscribers, as commissioners
Of sslo i'll tho said cause, will expose for sale at
public ancLion. on TUESDAY. tho 18th day of
hovcmber, 1870 al y m, in front of Tho Mar
ket Building, on Royal street, in tho city of
Alexandria, Virgins, tho ruhl es.Hie IN tha s&ii
decree mentioned, to wit: Tho TMNEMEMH'
and LOT OF GKuUND, in tho SAID city OF
Alexandria, si!us!ci NJ tho southeast in;crseG.
tio:; Of King snd Washington etrec:s. in Grunl na
King street lB feet. and extending s"utl, ~Ardiy
in dorth 80 foot subject to q rent Charge in ZOO
Of ShG GIiT pnr annum, boinS tho promises, r3.-
laotIY occupied BY John L. rierDniat.
.ioiTns Of Sale: Ono tonih OF tho purchase
IloHey in aaalI, aEd tho residue in ihroc cqual
payments st e. u and lS months respectively
frri .I.c HT II EGiG. with interest from tho i sy
L! sale tho deferred payments 10 DO secured hg
tho notes oF the purchesor. with approved socslr-
iy and t::; reLanton OF tho title 10 The property
unii they ara psid.
s. FERGUSON EEACU,
ALBERT STUhkT,
oct ii -2.g!tS Commit II. OF Sa!n
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STRIVES AMP 2sNggAssE.
z's5V EIst55 EIt5 ! SSsl'OYIE !?
AZ ll3 k.ING GIEEEr.

M"'t: 2sl special attention 20 my lareoetacl,
., . ~ -, o!nb!acing Portable KanSos, Cook,
fnfi1r, Eia:nH i;ao.a ana Office Stuyrs ol ihr
'sir%' s.y'og ard most improved patterns, each
H2. every one cf which Is guaranteed! 10 aivn
cgiFn satisfaction =
Also SENTON'S, SPEARS AMI nil ot:er
FiHA / LACE HEAT&H;5 pat up 10 hcet oac,
tTfc and iITc0 TGUns.
AHI - = EURNGUES for heating dwol,-
inGe, chaT1i!a5 and public buildings, specially.
-. i%:o constantly on hand . iargt stoc; of
iiH 4hEE. Chsraie: Sots, C"sl uois snd
stoves ard H"Nsctirnisbing goods in gon2ral.
an also prepared to repair Fire itlacc Heat,
eTs' t;o' ar futnaccs, Cook Steve HaDgos snd
81 Aiart Stoves that arc made.
i:"oINg, GHi"ri::e: :.nd HlouiinG l,.n ,.i Snort
a"l!2r u! tio Gig ari country. and on tin rOet {
r""s"1A''!G torfH@. -! work wa-ran:ni 10 rivn
sh!iSia@:icn
H'pt' TliUS. ttNT.
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ssskT dISssIstE.
Monday, Nov, !0sh, lS.9

Monday Nov, !0&h, $50
Z ORE NNN nkh GNUD.; AND Np.
.,sk TiDNS
we TccGlvd to-day aHo!liar supply ot New
uood3, End invite purchasers tn cnil and c.sTo
no tncm. Also supplement 20 Catalogue ot
hho Nrm"reStS Winter Fashions. We arn
"''" Agents for Hcl!.,hia Patterns.
~ =. EEESNEhK,
H. -. lt""me2. M" l0o kiny stTnrt,
HnV!V Sluxanuria Va
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,TOCkHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF The
UPPER POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COM
PANY will take place on WEDNESDAY,,
November 10Th, 1879, at the store OF Harmon q
Smith, cor. Prince and Roysl streets, Alexsn'
andris, Va, at ton o'clock.
noyG,td PHI TROTH, President.
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-.gHIiGE -! t:,.I .&a "L;a1t.n II tic yUbii2
= - the northeast c"rncr q. ;io market, ca
,ai.fsl md Cameron s.rc,.- T:hcTa ! maYG ra-
q. tIal nusiHos. - !:y I'd s!ego. and 'yil. is.s
IN A1rp! q al LiInos good sianiE ci choice
Ep1 'sE !%!.h?,r. corsst'".: O.. !;csc. jlUt!"u,
t.nn y.%. sad Pork. .r,c,acr with Nj hind.
- Sam. ~ gr. PEiIiH:!s -! ja7 gmn MEGU:&o
tara: ,o:'"'., .i'o T,'"j'Li%ES bOLoGEA s"d
TRIiNKIp&T s.. 't>iGh' ) also csil a:."!,-
Tsnd " 70 I.H'' - o. Gee family iJCKLES
consisting 1" Eucmbl'a S;rJSs Gm thcrtrs s ~ ~
mustard Chop Pickles, Blk, 'IH'SS, S ~ ,uhGi is,
C.rjiaowor ard Picked Unon. .'o ao a, kllus "'
Pickles IN siMss jar5. slcrd Sa ,;.r - T,.~n
.G!'o S4IcG, ta:sup, French MI i,o,,,,r mi
0h'c o." Imported Eden Cheese } 'trrr. t'o.
"H'ce SsTd:nes. IN quarter aad hall boxes
;"i"" Lemons. &c. 4 good supply of So ~,
NJ! smoked FISH prepared for tnGln u.o !. u
mcdl"t'iy, consisting oi Mnekerel, ShsJ. Sal.
""H, and Potomac Eco Herring. ANY of tkeso
Articles cnn b" purchased after market hours NJ
my store No. a Fairfax street: 2yO barrels OF
@'h consisting a' Family Knc Herring. il, bar
r42, l"'t barrels aHd hits Potomac :lad in
barrels, half barrrIs md kits Msrkcrnl No. |
" and ;' IN hHirNla. half hnrfcis and kits
oc'@' s. j. REED.
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ELlHABETH SHACK LETT, Execulrix.
pelaplano station Fauguier co.. Va, nc3-twls
YE7EUSTEE'S SALE OF a HOUSE AND
Z LOT.

70 virtue Of Ioad Of trust from James Wind.
sor ~ l.. ed tho 18th day OF nneember. 1874, re-
NOT, "a %hcr he. j. page d32, in tho Clerks
ciue uo - :" ,h, Corporation Court ot tho city Of
aIsrsnd sD VI tm' no or tho purposoa therein mon
tionsh iI, thu ' undersr @ "a1 Wl G&ar for sale by
av'lJ Guv oi ] ]Da:cmier, 1siH a"t = M. in front Of
ihH prem:a, in sl"xardrs. "a, ,,as Inc i'uI Hn ,Ee
so,tb siJn Of il,ie street between Waior stronl
(now leo strnct) hll4 Un'un street, bSSlrnlg on
luko atrcu. Al the 4rs.niost corner o. lot 10: -
tie original plan OF il,. Gsld ely, 'nu rHIlslS
g, ut! with u limo Of sail lot ;t' ehi, more or less
To sn rect aiIaY; thonco Hit'i SAID GiiST e@st
fret limo ~ ,tl;o Sitaat tnon1a With Duke stree.
tn tn G beginning, wth tne JM IHuF NM SM -,
wsrs. alleys and nriiutIaatnrcs tho'oio bri""&-
'"S' ,.,r a(rmiIl .'hHls.5 GNTi5 ErHs!5'.
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Is GN FISH GUANO. Gss9H
SIN &4N PEI TON OF IGN0 LBS. tD ~


~ AO PER TON OF 2OOO LBS. ID az
AIN now prepared TO furnish the above vSlu-
able fertilizer at the low prco Of $40 per ton Of
:aEU lbs, delvored on csrs or boats. 1t is in lis
crude sL%tc, and iarmors III want had better ore
der early, SO thoy can prepare it for fall seeding.
There is nothing III this susno but the pure llsh
with tha oil extracted (Which is said hy all chem
lists 10 20 40 ierti2erl ] cnr refer 10 those l
sanL in LGu5 rr,icrs 1ur lo their Whs..
s,r Is THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
YAMi3;S i. :!kKhiN Sc SONS. c. King st ;,
u hloyardfis. Va. Tou!d invita- the attention
cf Country merchants and others 10 their full
and complete stGck ii dhEnH kE, CUT-
| l.MEY. E;ro iron, Steel Nhils, Horse Shoes,
| sc, whiclt they offer ;.t lnwest market rates
| HkENGu-iHhDINts GUNS-Opan to-day
| ~: Assor.rosrt ot Guns, a. II. .. Shells, LOAF
| ng imuicmcnis. Belts. &C., 1T !o~eaL cash rates
| jas. i. CARLiN & Suns,
! sep 23 G3 King street.
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isi'o-' ;,Hal,', NJ M:asoa' Eays' and iuG.nl.'
""rIa2 ijnd"TwGaT; {, lncgo st cl, 20 sAiec :
j'"ia, prices fr0nI &c 90 ~ n:ch
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"eTmsntown Wool, LcpGyc |for.t6G, .3nai
'ni Flo5s ani GoFnlan Wo2icn Yarns. =:
''Ahi, oar stock Is complete.
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Heck kuIlling, Gloves. Lscos sn'! t.dH;ass.
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NOTION DEPARTMENT.
h"tton2, Spool Silk, Combs. Hair Brushes,
1Hhit.Es Cotton, Fins, Needles. Tapes. Towels,
nSpkiHs, Belts, Skirts, Shswls and 3 now line q
's"c.Iv, Soaps. rerlumery. Sc.
sep IL &. nj. ADAMS, 81 King 1t.
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H"s."Ey "f nTorY 5:Zo, III GnEiisr, Fcenc&
"H%'i"Gn NIX. domestic; oyJ: 10 new &nt h0"lil,
u" pHt,erH. tor Tho present ccas0r.
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:2UHLlC sALl2 OF VALUABLE LAND.

| a! oiior 81 rablic sg.o. on tho premises. on
THURSDAY, Row. 2GLh, 1872 YEW Nlli;
"a H,i, tho latQ residence OF Gathsrino Shack
!Ast GaG'G., containing :.ho:it / 80 ACRES.
This Is s Taro chance for thtso who wisi 10
bUv G. desirable aF:i beautiful home. The land
is GFs: class. nnd is situated aoac tho Manassas
Branch of tho Virginia M!dlsnd i:airosJ. All
under gaod ;onciTs. Wood land sufficient for
tho place. 2. 0uBltcf g: n0v1T-!silinG springs
ono convenien! 20 The dwcl!ings L&RGE
DIV ELLING HOUSE, gccd barn and ether
suitn bic ou!haiitiings. Apple pear, ounce
peach and cherry lreci. Ihc view FROM this
place Of tho mountains ana surrounding country
Is delightful and beautiful. The location is very
desirable, convenient TO schools and churches Of
different denominations Tho dwelling is but
few minutes walk from the station.
Persons wishing TO attend tho sa!o can leave
Baltimore or Washington on tho morning train
and return the same evening. Richard g.
Shacklott, 1T the station, will show the promises
to persons who wish to 500 it before tho day Of
sale. Terms made known on tho day Of sslO.
After the sale of tho land, tho HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, Oattlo, Corn shocked in tho field, &C.,
will DO gold.
ELlnABETH SHACK LHlrT, ESecutrix,
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{ Git;S 2. Ei2NiHRTUN S, SNM.
s:s3ts3'u;s.ss:4 2 asy s.ssssa,s.en

s=s:ts3 Gscss:: 2 asJ s.ssss!.itaefa.
o.: #H.:!.:.;.2} e. 80.
f!n"!n...io i:aaiasf ,,nG .}u,tarl 10
'i''>J- i i!'5. :itt' i:%;iNS, Ff,tliH,
ahjI i NJ, Elsa.
= IT,. :.;.a II Ge;":':;.im; s,,ir:, o.; Vhisso.s.
is@;''@ -. i''f!, &C. !ss"y .G G,;.'a t'i.i.-
u'2D!j* afd sj.I..6:.'a ;?ni;i.cr Elcs and E.,c
"'r II M'E"!a i'aa'7 l'"r-, III rmssa nr l:,,lI.s
"E"H:a T." l"'4"s =. t,"ri, Res Tar,is'
''H'7. ,is::"- = .T': Il !AI1 standard :;,x3,
! '"t''i. x - :. ip'Hr!''% aai hfss,ne. Gus
r..a.me.a
i''''"rs ;','4r,l:Y =iia.i,; 30, ao.i cny.a,i =
! ''''N:r .''l:'i''"'. -. u hlnE stcent,
r'i It. Il h'r" .:,,i:,E. ".
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i.1nlIl0aMeaIi'l EIIIsS!Er rIIhnEiou o.

- 4 ij'a;,suiay's 4hoat:o. ii tho ci.y Of Lolia-
v:io, ni &OFEMEIS -, 1%i3
I:iif;E jjit<AY WINGS. AUI!it;&iEED EY
aG.p& Iii Z JTHi&iAkTUi;E OE 1868. IN |;
%UHIh; r Gii ~ Eli, fllE COURTS rE
K h&NTUCkT {aiL Go;a!MieW advertisements Of
0t%"r lottery companies 79ho ciGim the SOLE orr
crship Of 'nU the gTHnts &n Hcati.tky," 10 the
contrary. moi19ith&5a~1i@g), uCCUE KEGU-
i4HEiiL DN TnE LAt.G: DAY OF idVE!iY
MrNIN (jHNDATS ENCEi'TED), AND
= hfs i5!!!Iti:ViSEH ~ PROMINENT
CiyIH!Gi'S5 Uif TIE 3ThTE
H'+F:ti snG unprecedented Success Of .nc Nav
acn::irGs
hocrY ticket "h!c!' cGi, he Iis o,Hr Supervisor
Gail cat bis nGG.bar AMI sua 4 place! III tina
Whao;.
Tho Mnrs&aIaent call a.oniio;. 10 lilo grand
Opportunity pT1snniot Of obta;;liG& Tor only j.!
SHr nf
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cre.~.s 5,s 5oo, 7sc, 81, :; y s;y' - 5o:T. III.
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K.sa'5." E:se s::@,
.-I.i-fia

"1rHi.Ai; aiU&T:tLl n~hWlNG nf
,.iE
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saIs}TEssN AA3:E.S.

rS7H USTEg'iS SALE OF VALuABLE Il
4 rGrEHTY NEAE GCGGQUAN VII
Lac Ely virtue Of r deed q! trust ircm George
Solecmsn and ,'ifC, dated Lha 10Th day of Fob.
,usry, 1873, recorded among :hC land rscnris Of
Fairfax county, i;bor :, No. 4, page .oj, AID
f01 tto purpose therein mentioned. the ;,ndo7.
eIcn0d will onr for ss'o - rEiiic auct:o1, 81
FGiria2 Court Bonsc, nn MONDAY, thu l5:h
dsy ot December, 1879, (NouTt day. 10 tho high
est bidder, tho TRACE OF LAND conveyed in
lha shoyU mentioned deed, a0d bounded rs C3i-
lows On he north hy t:has. J.. Sel5C:hRn,
Ihoa. CTrtiss a0d Wm. 4. Marshall; was. by
Wi.iism Davis sou!! - GccoquaG crojk; e&S!
hy William $oIcc;nHa and Chsr!os Tyler. Said
tract contains SGi acr0s, end is FcnwH Gs Flint
Hiils This place he's THKGE IVY KILLINGS,
and Will make three fGrms.
Ia.ms 81 sale: SO much cash IS will pay eX-
pcnses ci sale, also tho aum q cio Thousand
dOIsrs with i7:orcs: !hcracn trcni Cha 18th day
of February, 1873. un.iI tho iay of sh!a Selling
as trustee shnl! convey srich title ss is 9o7tt:;
IN NO. which heiiovn - m Cond.
ncvl0~tw!s I'm. i. hA!!IGy. Trustee.
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SOLID COMFORTS. For toe best COOKING
STovxs, FIRE PLACE HEATERS, OFFICE
STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES and Stove
WoRK generally, call on
STANsbURY s. Bro,
Gorn1r King snd Columbus ats.
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-"* sa@ linen jI#odEe72i;o;s aod II ccj>e,osr
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oct II MMtS
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28

FROM the Rush City Post we learn
Of a row between. tvs NJ. D's.-Dr.
Hunter and DR.. Olding-at Center
City, Chisago county, on Saturday
18th May. Itappears that there was a
lady in that town who was dangerously
ill, both physicians were in attendance
upon her, DR.. Hunter gave her some
opium pills contrary to the wishes of
DR.. Gliding; the patient went to sleep
and awoke no more. Gliding accused
Hunter Of killing the lady, which re-
mark so incensed Hunter that he
knocked Gliding down and would have
pounded the life out of him had it
not been for the interference of some
Of the bystanders; it was late in the
evening before Olding's friends could
smuggle him out of town with safety,
as Hunter was determined to kill him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28
The Drives.

The few showers that have fallen
since Sunday have chee-ed up the some
what dropping spirits of the lumber
men. The Bogus Brook and Ben
Soule drive passed Spencer Brook, on
Wednesday evening. c. E. Browns
crew, aided by small crew of Goss
Il Dunham's men, did good work on
the north fork of Bradbury, succeed
ed in making clean drive of 6,o0O,-
600 #. into the main river in IL DAYS;
this is the fastest driving ever made
on that stream, The South Fork of
Bradbury and the Mike Drew drives
are in the main river by this time.
The Tibbett's Brook folks had bad
luck with their dams and are not ex-
pected out for week or so yet. Tie
rear of the main river drive is abo, t
a mile this side of Mike Drew. On
the West Branch things look better
than during the latter days of last
week, two of the heaviest concerns
Pratt 4 Rines, and the Clough Bros
had about concluded to withdraw
their men, but the recent showers and
the prospect Of more rain has stit1ened
their back bones. The prospect for
clean drive on both branches is
improving. -...s-..,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28
Work Your Poll Tax.

Parties who refuse or neglect to
work their poll tax had better re-
member that there is law on the SUBJ
ject by which they can be compelled
to work. Here is one section of the
law referred to.
. Sec. %. Every person so assessed
and duly notified, who does not com.
mate, and who refuses or neglects to
appear as above provided. shall be
fined for every days refusal or neglect
the sum of two dollars. It he was re.
quired to furnish a team, man, car
rage orAimplements. and refused or
neglected 50 to comply. he shall be
fined as follows: For wholly emitting
to comply with such requisition, four
dollars for each day. For emitting to
furnish a cart, wagon or pillow, one
dollar for each day. For emitting to
furnish pair Of horses or oxen, one
dollar and fifty cents for each day.
For emitting to furnish a man'to man
age the team, one dollar and fifty
cents for each day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28

The Little Falls Transcript, refer.
ing to the fraudulent mail contractors
and the article which appeared in the
UNION with reference thereto, says:
.'The Princeton UNION, though a
red hot republican paper, seems to
have discovered "a large sized niger"
down at Washington. We don't en-.
terrain the least doubt of the exist
ence Of said niger and the beauty
Of the matter is that these Washing
ton fellows will rob members of their
own political party when they get an
opportunity. - W ~ .-~asG@ =.
The Transcript then goes on to tell
of citizen Of Little Falls, G.. w.
Gilbert, taking sub-contract of one
Of these straw mail contracting
compa MES. G. W.. Bliss & Co., and
how Mr.. Gilbert was swindled out Of
a quarters pay. ,.= s .@...... 4. FL. :. ,.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28


AT farewell banquet. in Syracuse,
New York, given to President White,
recently appointed minister to Ger.
many, that gentleman made speech
in which he said: #~
II remember a few years since that
a very thoughtful gentleman, discuss
ing the future of America. said there
ought to rise upon this soil, from the
steadiness of the English. the bril)i-
ancy of the Celtic. the hardness of
the Scandinavian, the thoroughness of
the Teuton and the energy Of the
American, better race in every re-
spect than the world has yet seen.''
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28
Plain Talk.

In relation to the action of some of
the evangelical pastors Of Minneapolis
in Withholding, it is said, by agreement
at pastors meeting. their notices of
Sabbath services from the Pioneer
Press, for the, alleged reason that the
Pioneer. Press criticised DR.. Pentecost's
sermon on dancing, and with view
to punish this newspaper for that act
of sacrilegious audacity, we may be
permitted to observe that the Pioneer.
Press is prepared to submit with meek
and pious resignation to the chasten.
ing rod which is suspended over its
head. We may take the further op-
portunity to remark that it has been
for some time serious questi IN with
us whether we could afford space for
SO much gratuitous advertising. II
any Of the pastors are indulging in the
delusion that the Pioneer Press is
laundering. for she privilege Of giving
its valuable advertising space gratis,
to them or to anybody, or regards
these deadhead advertisements as q
special favor. to itself, we trust that
all these gentlemen who are tlatterina
themselves with this curious notion
will withdraw their church notices a,
once and keep them withdrawn.-
Pioneer Press.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Mr.. Comstock to-day stands head
and shoulders ahead of any can
didate whose name has yet been sug.
gested for the position and nothing
short Of a miracle will prevent his
nomination and triumphant election
Crookston Journrl. IT, 49,. 8. f..
Pshaw, there will be nothing mir
aculous about it if the republican
convention should, as undoubtedly
it will, refuse to nominate a fifth-rate
lawyer for the important Office Of at
torney general. ..~ j.. ~...-...
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resources to control the railroads "a
dating from those cities,and stop frit-
tering away their strength in trivial
local disscntions, thus to maintain their
commercial supremacy in this state.
Already Chicago and Milwaukee have
through their splendid railroad sys.
tenn, monopolized most all the trade
of the southern portion Of the state,
and are strenuously endeavoring to ex-
tend their influence to the country
north and west of st. Paul and Min
neapolis. -&s .t1 ~ a..s,....-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28

" Carr. JAMES B. EADs, the great
civil engineer who is rendering the
mouth Of the Mississippi navigable to
ocean teamers, has been awarded an.
other 100000 payment by order Of
the secretary of the war department.
Eads' enemies tried hard to prevent
him from receiving this last payment,
claiming that he had not succeeded in
deepening the channel as he agreed to.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28

SATURDAY last was Queen Victoria 5
birthday; the 18th. regiment New
York National Guards went to Mon.
trealto participate in the ceremonies;
Henry Ward Beecher, the chaplain
Of the regiment accompanied it. The
Brooklyn holiday soldiers were right
royalty treated by their Canadian
brethren. Beecher preached to the
Kanucks on Sunday, and was as full
of ''gusl. as ever. .2. .-... j.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28

SECRETARY ScHURz has authorized
District Attorney Billson and Survey
or General Stewart to examine into
the cases Of the parties accused OF
cutting timber on government lands,
and report to the department at Wash.
ington the result Of their investiga-
tions, with, view to compromising
the suits against the pine land tres
pass4rs. Il f.t.# <...~... .-...
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28

PHlL. KR1GER, cashier of the
Broadway savings bank, St. Louis,
managed to steal 100000 Of the
bank OF rather the depositors', mon.
ey, and that Institution was Obliged to
close its doors last Friday. Kriger
was arrested on Saturday. The
Globe Democrat demands that the
law, which in Missouri is very strict,
shall be rigidly enforced against the
bank wreckers. ".@. -" -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-28

Forewarned is forearmed, and we
hereby give notice that, should any
low-lived cuss smash in a window and
crawl into this office with the expec-
tation of getting some booty, all he
will find to reward him for his trouble.
will be few patent Office reports and
"a pile of old exchanges, besides he
will bring down upon himself the
wrath Of the Almighty.