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2 MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range of the
markets during the day we're received by
MORT ON. MOORE & Co.,

LIVERPOOL. July 9, 10 A. M.-wheat opens I'd
higher. Floating cargoes turn dearer. Csrgoes on
passage demand fair: prices shade higher. Car.
goes off coast red winter Cd higher. London &C
tive; tending up. Stocks in London $4,000 sacks
-four: exports 5000 sacks.
NEW YORK, July 9, II 100 A. M.-Corn no bet
ter. Wheat fully Nc better and strong.
NEW YORK, July 9, 1880 r. M.-Wheat
higher; shippers bid S1.15 for No. q; No3 nominal
at 92@96c.
NEW YORK, July 9, 12:45 P. M.-Corn steady.
Wheat Nc lower Oh winter options.
NEW YORK, July 3, 100 P. M-Wheat
strong and active 80 loads No. for export sold at
$1.15; No. nominally 92c.
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THE COURTS.
MasniciDal Court.

w Before Judge Cooley.
John Erickson, an expressman, was
brought up on complaint of E. V. Smith,
charged with sodomy. The judge thought
the evidence insufficient to hold the pris-
oner.
Olof Aschue, arrested in Kandiyohi county
on the charge Of bastardy, preferred by Jen-
ME Engelbertson, was brought up, waived
examination and was held for trial.
State vs.. Ole Poisson; drunkenness. Rep
rimanded and discharged. a
State vs.. L. M. Stewart; not keeping side
walk in repair. Continued till this morn
ing.
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NiiNNtAPOLIS
THE GLOBE Ar MINNIE 4POLIS.

All bills due the GLOBE in Minneapolis prior
to July LIST will be collected by II. H. Foster.
All business of every description connected
with the Minneapolis department., will be
transacted by A. F. Morton or Ernest A. Sturte-
want, who the only persons authorized to
make collections after July lst.
FL. p. HALL, Publisher.
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Probate Court.

Before Judge Rea.
In the matter of the estate of Lucian G..
Ford. Inventory and appraisement filed,
and no property found.
In the matter of the estate of Alfred B.
Tilton an order was made yesterday for
creditors to present claims, and hearings
were set for the first Mondays in December
and January.
In the matter of the estate of DAME.
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SUMMARY.

The judges were J. H. Harding, Col. w.
8. King and E. A. Parker.
The programme for to-day embraces four
good races, the 2:37 class, "a mile dash, 2: %
class and 3year-old trot. The races are
called at 2 o'clock sharp and full days
sport is assured all who attend.
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international Hotel.

Corner It'll 4 jackson Streets, St. Paul.
Three minutes walk from the depot. Fire PROC,
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMEs,Sl.5cP PER DAY.
Give It tidal, and see for yourselves.
MT. OIL OVER, Proprietor
$50
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WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE.

Wheat receipts in Chicago 41,795 bushels; ship
| ments 233 1854 bushels.
EiWheat receipts in Milwaukee, $4,000 bushels
| shipments, 43,243 bushels.
| CORN. r.
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Foreign Money Market.

The rate of discount in open market for months
bills was q below the Bank of England rate lb.
PARIS, July 9.
RENTES-116f 75c.
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TRAINS .
River Division

River Division
Through Chicago l. East
ern Express. -. j.
Through Chicago h East.
ern Express.
Iowa and Minnesota Div.-
Prairie du Chen, Milwau.
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis b Kansas City Ell
do do do
OwatOnna Accommodation
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
st. Pa,ss Rstsroad Time Tos,e4

First Division St. p. & p, r. II. & StP.M
s Nj. Railroad Lines.
For breckenridge, Glyndon, Fishers Landing and
st. Vincent. II I3 ss4ff E4.4 ia n :.
fLas Leave. Arr1ve
st. Paul *6 200 p. M. Breckenridge 80 m
Minneapolis, 6.s8 p m. Fisher 9 L'g ~ 80 NJ
Breckenridge. As M st. Vincent. $40 m
EAST AND SOUTH
g. Vincent 800 q m Brechenridee1o 80 m
Breckenridge: 10 AS p m st Paul . 10 80 no
sExcept Saturday. Except Sunday.
Branch Line Trains, for Anoka, Elk River, st. Cloud
Sank Rapids, Sank Centre and Alexandra North.
st. Paul. 1905 m St Cloud :. ii IS m
g. Paul. "s:4o m St Cloud: 1o:l6 m
Minneapolis. 7:45 M Aexandria.. 6:85 p m
Minneapolis. 6:2S p m Alexandris.. / 80 m
As1snds 2:se m Mnne.pes e:ts
G. Cloud $3.50 q m Ct Paul !. .lO:O5 70
St Paul and Minneapolis Trains. :
Ct. Pau! 7:O6 .. m. Minneapolis 7:40 . m
St. Paul ....... 7:45 g. m. Minneapolis $40 . m
st. Pau. 9:l0 Q. m. Minneapolis .45 q nj
Ct Paul. ....... +12:OO m. annapolis .tl2:s5 m
st. Paul 1915 p. m. Minneapolis I'D p m
Ct. Paul .......ts 1910 p. m. Minnespol1ft3 40 pm
st. Paul $500 p. m. Minneapolis Is :38 p m
st. Paul *5:40 p. m. Minneapolis+6 rs m
st. Paul ...... 6:2O p. m. Minneapolis 6 :55 I'm
Leave. Arrive.
0inneepou. ~ :OO .. m. st. Paul. t8 :35
Minneapolis 1885 q. M st. Paul .tlO 80 q. NJ
minneapolis. 10 go g. m. St. Paul II :O5 q. m
M1nnespons. IL AS u. st. Paul. 20 !. m
minneapolis IL ~ p. M st. Paul -. +2.25 p. m
Minneapolis. 4 % p. n. st. Paul. 500 .. IA
Minneapolts...: $3.50 p. M. ct. Paul. 80. 7:1O p. m
81 Paul, Minneapolis, and Lake Minnetonka.
Le. 81. Paui. Ar. Minneapolis. Ar Wayzata
.:.o T. m. 6:W q. m. 1913 q. m.
1:15p M. 1:5Op M 2:33n m
$500 p. N. 1888 p. m. t6:1On. m
L. WayzAta. Ar. Minneapolis. Ar a. PAN
1878 g. m. 1855 a. M +10:3O m
ll:Vo .! m. u:Sa. m. 1920 p. m.
:6t p. m. 6:35 D. m. 7:1On m
Sunday trains to Lake Mnnetonka
- Le: 81. Paul. Ar Minneapolis Ar. Wayzata
9:O5 .. m. $3.50 q. m. 1890 a. m.
LIE; wayzata. Ar. Minneapolis. Ar. ST. st. Paul H.
1858 p. m. 6:38 D. m. Tim m.
tDaily. "
Except Saturday.
tExceut Monday.
Main line trains run through to st. Vincent without
change-palace sleeping coach attached.
In effect on and after Sunday, May 25th.
!. 2. FARLEY, Gen Manager and Receiver.
g. ALEXANDER. General Passenger Agent.
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Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and
st. Paul.
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SUMMARY.

Ella Earl. III l
Silky B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 2
Time. 2:2715, 2:29, 2:2911.
The next race was running race for
3-year- ODDS, one mile and repeat. There
were three starters, Athelstane, Lamartine
and Lucy Morrison. ....a.ns
Athelstane had the pole, Lamartine second
and Lucy Morrison third. ..
First observation-disclosures took the lead with
Lamartine second and Lucy Morrison
third. This position was maintained to the
wire except that Lucy Morrison was dis
tanced, Athelstane coming in ahead in 1:4511aa.
Second Observation-Disclosures took the lead
from the start and came home an easy win
ner in 1:48.
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MINNESOTA CIRCUIT

The Races Yesterdays Eta Earl Knocks
Several Seconds Fr,m Her Record.
The first day of the trotting meeting under
the management of the Stock Breeders
association at Minneapolis was all that could
be wished for. The day was rather warm,
but the track very fast aud good after
moons sport was witnessed by those present.
The first race was the 800 minute class, best
three in five, for purse of 5000.
There were seven entries but only two
starters, Capt. Herod and Billy Mcneil. The
betting was five to one in favor of Herod.
First Heat-Capt. Herod drew the pole,
Mcneil second. After scoring three times
they got away, with Capt. Herod in the lead,
which he kept to the wire, winning the heat
in 2:44.
Second Heat-Herod got away first, and
at the quarter Mcneil was five lengths be-
hind. Mcneil, however, closed up the gap
At the half post the horses were halt q
length apart, which position was main
tanned to the wire, Herod coming in the
winner in 2:4019.
Third Heat-This heat was the same as
the second one, except that it would have
been dead heat if the driver of Mcneil had
not held his horses head as they passed the
wire. Hsrod won the heat in 2:43.
. SUMMARY. ...
capt aerod: ........'....'.......... l !
Time, 2:44, 2:4019, 2:43.
The second race was for the 1882 clasu,
best three in five for apurse of 5000, and
was sure thing for Ella Earl, who brought
her record down 81 seconds. There were
five entries, but only three started, Ella
Earl, Silky B, and Indicator. Silky B was
the favorite in the pools. Indicator had the
pole, Silky B second and Ella Earl third
First heat-The horses got away after two
attempts, with Ella Earl first, Silky B second
and Indicator third, which position they kept
all the way around, Ella Earl coming in two
lengths ahead in 2:2719s, Notwithstanding
that her driver pulled her back all the way
from the three-quarter pole.
Second heat-This heat was repetition of
the first one, only that Ella Earl's time was
1928.
Third heat-Ella Earl took the lead and
kept it, with Silky B about two lengths be-
hind, and Indicator way in the rear. Ella
Earl crossed the wire two lengths ahead in
2:2915.
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st. Paul Wholesale Markets.
WHEAr-The offerings were moderate, and with
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st. Louis Express

Passengers at st. Paul leave by
the st. Paul 4 Pacific r. r.
at l:15 p. M, connecting at
Minneapolis. On Saturday
this train runs to Albert LeatLe. I
only ............... Ex.S
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-
RAM Junction, connecting
to and from all local stations
on st. p. l. 8. g. r. r. as
far as st. James. Connects
at Chaska to and from all
points on Hastings l. Dakota
railway. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TO
Mixed Minneapolis and White 7:5
Bear Lake and Duluth. 49,. SO
Mixed Minneapolis, White Bear
Lake and saltwater 7:5
Omaha Ex.. to and from all
points on St. P. h 8. G. R'y. !,
Omaha and g. lifornia. $50
Trains arrive ana depart from the {
f1c depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths
ticket Office, No. 8 Washington ay
Nicollet House) w. g. Teller, Ticket
st. Paul l. Pacific depot, Minneap,
East Third street, st. Paul-Geo, ii.
Agent. CHAS. F. Hate
A. 81. BoDE, Pass. Ag't.
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PORE.

Corn receipts in Chicago, 213,765 bushels; ship
ments 278,885 bushels.
PORK.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Depot foot Of Sibley street. Ticket and Freight
Office, No. 43 jackson street.. =
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1855 PM 1O:Npm
Ex. Salty Ex.sundy
1850 . m
Ex Mondy
LIE. daily, Ar. Daily,
|Ex.sundyl Ex.sundy

7:Mam $3.50 pm
1865 ami $3.50 . m
600 PM :Wpm
7:5s . m 5:oopm
$3.50 mi 11:3am
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Dry Goods.

CHEvIOTs.
Renfrew extra fne..H Sycamore .... 10
Argyle. ....-.. II Bates Plaids. Ill
Farm rs and min'rs' Castlebar Wincy. 10 IL
DC. 10 IL Amoskeag dress. IL
Dexter basket plaid.13 Manchester plaid IL
Fearless III Fearless 1-s
Strathmore. IL Ia !" real 81. IA &
Red Shield fiat fold. IA King Phillip rolled.
Washington 6 :. Ii Lonsdale IS -
Columbian Ola
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Le. daily. Ar. Daily.
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First Division ST. p. p, II. II. & 81. p. M.
s M. Railroad Lines
For Breckenridge, Glyndon, Fishers Landing and
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WeStWar,
Leave.
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Leather and Findings.

Hides cut, scored or otherwise damag,
Branded 10 per cent less.
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st. Paul, Saltwater & Taylors Falls II. r.. Co
feInk n&Y T..

:, :, !, mHn8H6fs
6. g. sANBonN, Genl Passenger Agent.
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Strictly pure, lots of
500 lbs. %. -. :. 6 Z
Strictly pure, less
quantity. ......... 7 {
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INC i,fa, ,.,.Liil tae ststlas.s.

Ihctiiar,fgc q: The itittg ets,
lls -: -; =
Il las bean finally arranged,
after many discussions between
tReirt families i hat the Mi gets are
tobe married: Lueie Zarate, the,
prospect ilYo brides 6 fifteen years
,oldaand weighs rs triile less Than
tiyet pounds Hsr face s. 8 Bright
,butlnot proposes sing The brace ;5y:|
1ettslah0 wears cannot bel buckled
arodnd5 the third finger Of an orli-
parytmana b shoes (mado Ito
order are q ihchesiin length! and
her gloves measure fromTthe tip!of
hsrl ofn&gest ,1fingeEto the, bptton on
the wrist about one inch. Her
ZAP ! was Sia2 made Originally for doll
ina Broadway sho!w;iiiwailn9SloY /, and :5l1
isla1good; Rfitii rInnthe matter Of
jawelrySsheFsis, Sprofuse. On each
hand She veianrs!!a diamond tFing,
breach IL i diamond, and sl,c
has a fondpess for dangling orna.
ments on her ears, i Isuch fol
instance, as d small diamond sup
plelalgeIntsd iby slgold quarter of 9
dollar, Il = Z. IN.
General allte, whose real ,naneis
Francis ]. Flynn, weighs Q pounds
and is fourteen years old His
facets bright and intelligent, and
his Conversation does not belle it.
8aAre you going To marry Iueie2p
the reporter asked him. i.
tsEhen o. & - a. s. RI; z e h.
HfNext Saturday week.
interrupted the female
dwarf, snexti Sunday, 1iSantliton
ii seems Tint tic marriage naarariiage d
opetof convenience as rs wellIas Sup!
posed affection: Tho dwarfs, be.
longing,to different families, are
liable to DO separated at any
moment. It isIthoughtlb best, there
fore Sto bind't them by tieslthat eaR.
otsbe broken / " show Is ! ma managers
Or disagreeing parents. General 81
Mite Isl twice the weightii Of his
prospective bride! 4R3 als5r 49,
! Tho preparations for theiweiding
are j going g steadily forward AThc
bride is to wear q white satin !! dress a;
studded with seed pearls. Small
as her. form is, It's estimated that
the bridal dress contatnE5 no less
than 1 900 pearls. z The bridegroom
isto iwearlhis full dress suit, es,x,j
septing that his 5yest,of. black :les: ! cloth
will; eplaeed bya white vest est
Miss 2arats belongs to the EpistEf
eopal Church, while General Mites,
family are Roman Catholics, aud
it.was on the question Of religion
that the families differed. This
difference Ewas finally settled:
zs----==-s=S@e---ezsz.as
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THLsEil DkluOG,RA 7l'i
S.4TURDj.ai u. .dp,il9 6.
l4lLittle @ III Kicked and Bedtop
toDedth. On a IieId.

io.d4ICittD.Lt1g..si.:.s.::Si.: "a iIFttE.sO,
- 81 Ss.,t5,,
49, - 3,,aa,I ~, f;,snd
= Il IS "a
George sltrout, who lives about
three nilesTwestl ofS 4 ingYoea, just
otfithetMorgantown spike, was Sa 81;
rested and lodged Mon
avnightS The charge against
Observation-Disclosures, which re-3
suited In the death OIL Florenee
IIoff; alittle girl eiglit years dds
daughter Of theiwito ofsJobn Buck
lew, who. lives on Tie Fairfax road.
fromlKiingToetl 10 Portland, about
two miles, from thsS Eairfax ford,
The childawas al half sister. 70,
z shrout'slwifeG and' had. been living
&withihimI aboutitwot monthsfbefore
its death. III " 9
About foursvcc ago; gshrout's
wife took ithc'child'tosits motllsr's:
The littiebgirl was then scarcely;
able toSwalk. Ono week after, it
died and was buried, Tho talk
about Shrout's most deYilish and
brutal treatment Of tho little girl
increased, and the,wh'ol le,,snoighbors
hood became aroused! 4a On last
Thursday Dr. Z. B .: Trippett Of
this town, who has consid erable
practice! oSyser5s fiji III that section land
who was rcd sted 60 do iso,S went
before Justice u D; Benson, Of
Portland ;anai informed him i'm of The
facts aslhe had heard them, On
sAIondaythe romans were cx sl hu me
q coroner'sRjury summoned and q,
anjinqpest held in the graveyard ard
on the Martin Ridenour4 farm A
post nortsn examination was made
by4Dr.3 4! by ]. $I,s trippett; oftklngi
wood, iand lDrSJ I? 9]FFogle,f Fort.
land. Philip Bucklewe andf wife,
Mrs J.tMSBueklewi the little:girl's
mother) Mrs. Amos alenear; Miss
Garner, Miss lyablF evils " Wright t
and wife, and othsrs, were exam n:
cd as witnesses, Z, j
a Tho testimony was conclusive 70
against shlr,out. IL appeared that til
hcihad most Shameful land most
brutallya treated the child. lie
kiekediherinlt tho. side, beat h .e9tI on y.
the backiwith5 large club, once .ae.. he he
threw her against II the dooripso.s7tt,
andihurt heriside, threw her o Vt Of q
doors into thclsnoE, and Y then Wien Wien
she got sick on count Of such
Itiendish treatment, BE- ts' forced h 7Sl.
walk home, 9 distance q nine nine
miles! Tho child l never t stEPighssni
=edsupl afterltsE last boating but car
sriesl .itselfin stopped position g.5l ~
.Itiwasputst bed sonzarrlyingsat
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An Indiana lady Of eighteen
years ia. growing n Third sct Of
teeth, which Hrc so far advanced
she Is able to Use them.
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q BY the use .oftl,e ,nieropllone you
can lear lie rope walk tho butter
iIy, The gum drop, ortllc fill ofthc
ycar.
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ta' !! !|:'l|'l!E:. i!
VI Y, THE VERY! BEST MEDICINE
e3sfhE Ioa-ii
Il Dyspepsia and Indigestion

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:, u Nv ~ tt SH
H. tss ,;, !, IL ~ ~ n ,,tsa
az, Iss a ;..S9I Ssc,Inc heh hr.
kng y -, ,tn.. ~ stis !re
sn " Se ssfo i.s ~ Sn nv WIZ Il ", sat
9Sn ", , D,,s .1t,,, aItsie fsa,s
~. S ~ S XVI !. Ga IN, nV iiHuinr I'M tse
w NY, Wy - ., s n NV Mn vstntS
=. NV, ,I w ,.sLt Si,t Nv. y, ,,s 4 s-tJtr tST
r,sar Il sn,l.ts Ehsrt N, NV 5E ".
raf, 10 tHEe Vaeetittc, airioas tEI years ag0,
have sBINi steadily Until the present time, Ut
which mi, 9,0yIns my Former health, and con.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE &c q n. y
yAI,L /. !: ). I! Z q.
L q UNIT I !, I +
S. Hays, Administrator ef t1,i S I}355
ali Trunks, deceased, S,s.,.y5
vs., 4,
Charles n. Patterson and lllr ram.
q iPIlliam. aAfa atsdf
y;icIl1SoEslIt.y*IxlrnE BclRcu1T, COURT jlI,
n i, 81 orGlLMERS co1SS 81 ~,
In pursuance 1Ii ola decree sotfsaid
C 65n6art, rendered sin said gchiancsry
cause use 81 thu! 18Th day Of septem:
bctsrF, ISIS, The undersigned Commits
sioncrs will apro!Sses!Sgd3I 5 at the fF9n i
door Of the Court House 4 ST liner .nS.
county. onltlle first layof. the June ",
les!a' a,,e.
s:;s S a tSsilbisEssilbiddor!iis Is 81
1 iiI,,' Il gTtT 4 N1iEAC REsIOF
J, ri h, LAND, ,91s ttri6i
s;tIlate On Steer C;reck54in. Gilmcr
{ sSoliIntys known, IS the HFFanks''
ffrr5ct3ofiaTai Y sI1 bod 90 q
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When TIC, trnin which BIC leitl W y 4st
ington iiwithb James, cs2aartrroll, TIE
negro accused Of outragiign!ssii ,AN Is!
Thomas, at Licksyille, Maryland,
dhedlWashington Junction to:
dayyfifeen r,tSentyymasked snicia
boarded it, and latter ae desperate.
struggle, saceeeasd Il. 9yyerpQg Ese u
tlo,pelieemen:e Tbs lpgFls0ner b Eas
dragged from tl.eitraipt and g g Y rgo l7S.
thrown over his head, and he was
pulled tiicross astield to thatnearest
irce'and hanged, ~ tiqfA tEos.
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The Wayne county AZ. 4ato g! isssy !:S
since that paper has u..5r been N -l,H pub,
lished, now five years there have 70
been ne less than % murders com.
mitteedli within The territory watered
by lilo Biz Sandy riiySr. i':IllE Its It !,
tributaries, and not a single case'of
hanging liasltaken place foEfny Of
the crimes; aand, in, fact, tcompaastas57
tively,few Judicial examinations, Or
punishments have been heard ofsoi
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SIC AGRES.s

VoUS ZEN prepared for{ active bust.
i uess life The only institution In the
United States exclusively dero,cd 10 praeti.
cal business education: School always lin
session. y Students can enter at any lime.
For cireulargisiag full particulars ;address,
tisz;si=EiI izsssss5s4fJ. g. SMITH, a. y.
- go. 1.ilnlt.E II
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@,I,=,ESg, =. ia fLz.ss Fi81EsE57lEf
MD the whitening process, zf=zE +
A little salt sprinkled in starch
while it is boiling tends to prevent
it.from sticking;z tits likewise good
to- stir 1t with 7aielean spernlaeeti
candle, "'fsT5
~ .yiG5J
Black Ink.-Rain water one pint,
logwood one tcaspoonftll, bicromate
Of potash oncB half teaspoonful;
simmer the whole together one half
hour b,strain, add hall, a dozen
cloves and bottle for use, uiIdJ2 b.
The most suitable times for fell
ing timber, as regards its good
qualities, is in mid-winter and il.
midsummer. H. h
a Ntitchcll's horse linimseInut Gum
campho5r, 2 ounces ;i; oil 'orisianumIi,1
oil s'aisssafras, oil wSo,iraihwSo'0d,I each
i ounce; spirits Of 'turpentinc, .
ounces; s., alcohol | pint Mi;x!
The best known for strains, bruises,
lameness of any kind, where ! good
liniment Is wanted 1s 2 3 sl 'tT, +
= .sssi1q
ri For Founder Give, ono ounce
offpowdered alum on the tongue
every day as long: as there il, fanyI
laineness. This will never fail to
cure nSatfewsE iaysaaKsep the
horse at work after the rst'lay.9rF
rod .lIG2f'ai nRc1 9nuGg t-eGsEEE
After handling onions aor fish, lit
Is we'll to wash thcmlands in salt
and water, which cfEectuallysro'
moves tho unpleasant smell Of
both. ~ ~ ,aatsrW
Manga incahorse is ruined by
driving 'hiiIi TOO rfastt immediately.
after i hcartyI zIfthe journey
, j, + In ros,,i,,nI ,v;tI,olit dcldvi The
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teas tee,aspooe.nIlfful tl'lrPsentii!ns
boiled with your white clothes will
aid the Whitening process process sist==tz=iz.l.
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a little salt sprinkled in starch
while it is boiling tends 10 prevent
it.from sticking;7 tits likewise good
to- stir 1t with ~ clean spern,aeeti
candle, ioiGR n4i4Fil
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Black Ink.-Rain water one, pint,
logwood one tcaapoonful, bicromate
Of potash onoB half teaspoonful;
simmer the whole together one half
hour; a7strain, add hall, a dozen e!
cloves and bottle for use. ufrid2 h
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E,.llRlI1N,iDTN0 UiSsEII0LD.

Al=A=Ezi5zEz= s=ss;zEa=
z5===========s=
ta5=5Is5IaEt -
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tssitt si4ftts..Ei AN zss a. j. BuItBECh.
II vEnsTtSE liz taken regularly. according
10 directions, a certain and tpfody cure Of pps-
Iflsld Mill follow liz use. 49, -, 2
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Tie statsse lge.ts Iiiitgiinii.Sy sitS6l 5iSS
lgAt Rules Ell held 10 lls Clerk: Office % DO
County Court OF Lewis county, on tho last "A
Monday il lsrch, lsIo satt.i Y, =. - -
Charles 9. ousea; II tiI'i IN 9Iti
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iE,ARM-AI1cg aeres-on j iles Hest Fork
IsRiver,g 10. Collins: Settlement District,
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IA bylvlttas Of sdeeFee oftle sireal, court :
Ct Lewis county in she-aca,cs q. Vim A. /. Z
lsa'sGn : against Lltp Humphreys Eaud 4:
other; vi! q } '!hs ar.t daT q June Court. !
aeS., for Lewis county, in Iron; Of The csnT, :
House thereof sellto 'hs highest Sidder! N ~
: credit ID of's, 2lsaad lsnSnlhs, viii, in!iit
,efsss from day Otale al Hs nj Ito nsl44
INLl A FLoUSEN AND i5nr.ezai b!
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After handling onions aor fish, lit
Is we'll to WASH thcmhands in. salt
and water, which ofIectuallysroI
moves tho unpleasant smell Of
both. ~ ~ ,a2iaIH