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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-29
The Kenton Bixaunist.

Says the Smyrna Times .:--Several
weeks ago we noted the fact of the ar
r.yal from Canada of Mrs. Y ates In
search of truant husband who had de-
serted her and who had come with his
first wife and settled in secluded spot
in Kenton forest some two years ago.
The question as to which is the legal
wife has been definitely settled.
Through search instituted by Attorney
General Pennington, decree OF anillli-
nois Court has been found where Hatee
was divorced from the first wife and
consequently the Mrs. Yates who has
teen in our town with her three chill
dren for the past two months, Is the legal
Wife. In the mean time Yates has
made way with his personal property
and has not himself been seen for sew
eral weeks. His farm, for which he
paid ali oat $1,000, can be made subject
to the support of his wife, and children
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Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Getting warmer.
Salt oysters ice cold at Fulmsr's.
Tomorrow is Decoration Day.
City Council meets in regular session
this evening.
The Ladies' Liquidation Society of
Grace Church, hold their anniversary
this evening.
Part of the curb on the west side, of
reset.
Yesterday was the centennial ami
versary OF the birth of the poet M GORE.
Another sale of the SO certificates
took place at the postotfice this morn
ing. 400. -
The cheapest and best hats in the city
are to be found at Ross 116 Market
street.
Will the Every Erening editor never
speak to the reporters OF the GAZETTE
and Republican.
No never! -: 80.
What Never.
Well hardly ever.
| Soft shell crabs at Fullher's.
The eleventh annual commencement
| of Hardness Academy will be held in
the Opera House this evening.
The Sunday school of Scott NJ. K.
Church, went on ap excursion to Creed
moo: this morning.
The entertainment by the American
Ri fees, takes place at the Opera House
to morrow evening.
Strawberry shipments are stu very
small. -
The strawberry festival at st. Mays
church was well attended last evening.
The regular term of the U. 8. District
Commences on June 10th. p. ...~,4
The della WARE GAzETTk VIII be Is
sued this afternoon, =. p
A number of meetings take place thii
evening. 'N-
The Adams express train on the Della
ware II. r., was detained few minutes
yesterday. --.' l--,-.,.'- ---., q.
The only cases before the Mayor thi
morning were two DRINKS, and the usua
penalty of 80 cents and costs was impos
ed. .-' .i. 4,.' -ui of -lf ..
Persons desiring to contribute flower
for decoration purposes should send o
take them to the City Hall this after
, noon o.
The Jewish people are now abservin
the festival of Pentecoast.
The amusement season has abou
closed.
sOlivet church celebrates its fiftiet
anniversary this evening.
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soio,h anniversary Of Ollvel res
y l'' church, will be celebrated IN
' ' I' hi, evening. An appropriate
' M" i ia, been arranged for the &c.
'' Tbe exercises will commence at
e. p"o,,l anniversary of the Ladies'
r r'io Vs. society of Grace M. Il.
| sill take place this evening IN
l,sb Beside tue attractive pro-
l that has been ARRANGED hev,
f. Marks, of Hanover church, will
an address. The report oi ll'e
|0ne durin. the past year, viii al-o
/ and no doubt will contain some
4. attenuation.
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..
Wednesday. Nav 2s. 8 d, m,


FLoUR.-The m arket Is quiet but prices
OF Winter Wheat,are firm. Sales OF. 1870
bbls including Mlnnesot extra, at "a ia
8 ; Pennsylvania do do, AT ba5 20; Western
do do at s. 5Oa6 %. and Patent and other
high grades at 6a7 rs. Rye Flour Is quoted
ut 50 87a3. 20. -iS t..
9RAIN.-Wheat Is In better demand and
prices were a fraction higher. sales OF
80 go bushels, including Pennsylvania
and and Southern red at AK al l5lz; do
do amber at l6; and No. red, elevator,
att IN May, l IN June, llh, July, and
| O8x August. Rye is dull at 5sa6tc. for
WesteIh and Pennsyfvanra. Corn IL In
fair demand and prices are steady. Sales
al 10 900 bushels, Including rejected, at 3Ua
5c; steamer at Sss4oc; southern yellow At
June4, TASK July and 43 \ a44Xc August
Oats are dull and easy. Sales OF 1890
bushels, Including mixed, at 34a%1c
| and white at 351 a36xc. The receipts to-day
| were az follows !: $50 barrels -four. 10 ,2G
bushels wheat. 175.5OO bushels corn, is2Jt
oats, 1000 bushels rye. ITO barrels whisky.
WHIsKY.-50 btrrels OF West I'm IRON
bound sold al 81 06 per gallon. ''-
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DIED.


SIPPLE.-On the morning OF the Doth
inst. at 7 O'Clock. Lizzie SippIe, wife OF
Henry @. Sipple, In the SD year Of her
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend The
funeral on Saturday afternoon, 8 st Inst.
at 3 O'Clock, fiom the residence OF her
parents, N. W. :. corner Fourth and Lom-
bard streets. Services al the house al 2 50
O'Clock. -..tt.i. .I,}t d
HARRITY-At Philadelphia on the even
ing of the Goth inst, Mrs. Frances E.
Harrity, wife of w illlami X. Harrity,
and daughter OF Mrs. Ellen and the late
William M co linchey, aged "a years
Relatives and friends are invited to at
| Tend the funeral from the residence OF her
mother, No, 1871 Green lane, Manayunk
on Friday morning. the 30th inst, at $3.50
O'Clock. solemn Massof Requiem at the
| Church of st. John the Baptist, Mana
! yunk at 1870 q. IN 1nterment at 81
Johns. Trains leave Ninth and Green
streets at 8. TO and s.3Ja. m ~
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There is at present very little new In
the butcher w atson-Bryant affair, that
would int est our readers. Mrs. w A.
son and Mr.. butcher both say they will
no. notice Mr.. Bryant's challenge, be-
cause they consider him far below their
'eI Ell. Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Wat
son, and butcher and wife appeared be-
fore Esquire Hagahy an male affidavit
to a pape: which is sail to contain =
deposition, defending Samuel y. Hall from
attacks by Mr.. John Cullen Bryant. Tho
whole party is OF the opinion. that they
can checkmate Mr.. Bryant, and from The
in a position in which "Thanat opsis"
Will be IN order, If said Statements are
true. .lstr ..t5ts-i.i - ,.4rin.-g
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-29
A VERMONT HORROR.
Mine Children Poisoned -aseyem OF
Them Already Dead.

ISLAND POND, VT, May 28.--At New
ark, ten miles distant from here, a party
OF nine children to-day drank water from
brook which had been polluted by the
careasses of horse and several sheer
and were poisoned. Seven of them died
soon after, their bodies became putrid
and demanding immediate burial. The
others cannot survive. A Mrs. Morse
lost two, Mrs. Aldrich two, Mrs. Carpen,
ter three, and two others referred to a.
dying, taking her entire family.
There is great excitement in the com
lnunity about the matter. No further
particulars can be had tonight. 1st.,
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Mrs. BusIl's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Catharine Bush
wife of John b. Bush, residing at Second
and King streets, took place this after
ines were of more than ordinary ccssli-
ness and beauty aud consisted of several
beautiful crosses and wreaths and re-
presentation of broken column, to
which was pinned the inscription, ''The
last tribute to the memory of Mrs. Bush
The deceased lady was much respected
and beloved, and has lived at Second
and KING streets for the past 40 years
: The funeral services were, conducted al
the German Lutheran Church, at Sixth
and French streets.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-29
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
a CARD

TO all who are suffering nom The errors
and indiscretions oil youth, nervous week
ness, early decay, los-Iof man,hooas g., !
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
tn the kEy JOSEPH T. imam, Station d
szew York CITY.
deco eod Awlv -. "a IT,
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Az the Police station

Busii,e at the police Office was very
dull this morning. Patrick Hanley and
John Mcguire were placed in the dock
separately. and plead guilty Of being
of 10 cents and costs.
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.,,.,,,ou Tomorrow Evening

friends of the American Rifles, as
| lbe citizens in general should re-
that the company will give an
Iipmcnt at the Opera House to-
| evening. The company will ill.,
I be, de the other manual OF arms
| lrill and the silent drill, in which
kve become exceedingly proficient
h the military exhibition there
and literary programme
!. iva ,or,lle well known "Dutch
|d Phi a!elpilia, will be present
Sn,ul,e he audience with his SUI
\ q ......tt
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Dying at His Post.

CUMBERLAND, Md, May 2S.-At o,
clock this morning the eastward bound
express train on the Pittsburg division of
the Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad when
three miles west of Confluence, Pa, ran
into rock that bad fallen on The track.
The engineer, Benjamin Pritchard, resid.
ing al Connellsville, and an unknown
tramp were instantly killed. Fireman
Flaherty and another tramp were seri-
ously Injured. The passengers were I'M
injured. The engine was wrecked
Pritchard died with his hand on the ali
brake. ~
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-29

y The Wilmington papers complain of
the amount of money that should be
.spent In that city going to Philadelphia.
The same may be justly said as regards
Chester. We should all be the richer by
keeping the money at home.-Chester
Times.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-29

The Postmaster at Easton has sold
$4,000 worth of 4 per cent. certificates.
Tie following conversation was over
heard the other day :-Landlord-''Well,
Mr.--,I have come to the conclusion
that must raise your rent" Mr.--
"Well, I'm glad Of it, for can't raise it,
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Local stoc ks and Bonds.

NationAl Bank OF Delaware............. 800
First National Bank 1874
Union National Bank. ........H
National Bank vii. and Brandywi So
rermefs hank. 90
Niim1n sJOn Goal Gas Company ....... 90
delaware Western r r Co Stock, 70
Phila. VII. d Baltimore r. X. Co... 63t
Wilm Northern X. K. CO............. "A
Delaware Fire ms. Co.. 80
Delaware State Bonds ..................10 3
Wilmington City g.. Northumberland 1881
Wilmington City 6s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O2l4
New Castle County Loan. ................ ltl
Delaware Railroad. hrst M0rtgage...... i02
Delaware Railroad, extension. ...... 1Ot
VII. Passenger Railway Co. LIST mort. l0c
sl7" " Stock, 4
Masonic Hall Co Bonds, .,....,,,.,,,.. 9g
Masonic Hall Co..
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.HEALD . b CO.,
! BANKERS 4 BROKERS,
AND DEALERs II

STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
. CAGES 4 COMMERCIALLY PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec.
lions, Tickets 70 and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts OF the world.
tan8-lyd tu. &c
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1ONn ACRES WANTED.-Partiesh av-
lUVU Ing Farms tor sale on Rail Read
acres each adapted 70 The raising OF Sugar
Eeets, will plsase apply o.
dayton HOUSE Building. y
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a,ulr he audience WIN HIS SUI
uch DEL lea'l9ils' -
soft Shell Crabs.
ts of soft shell crabs, will be
to hear that Fullmer has just re-
tne lot of them at his restaurant,
" Market street. Mr.. Fullmer's
l'a lf seIl''ie up a,iov euei.ou
, Ty'' . Nno" .'i,a mo J,n,ht vii hail
'n.' ..' ,'.'' H., IL, hn I,as rocnived
Oau.L '''1 .'',. o,''' wnh ~ daorno Of
" u" I'" ',.;ii , "',,' cai
a''''' a' i., w. ',,' ' ,t'"n aro a. hon
Io" g., "t ,i'o "ala,a hv soch On
'a'y , 'v, ~. ~ H. E,,in,ar
"N'' '''"' "
The firt Excursion.
hBt excursion Of the season took
MS morning Uh.er the auspices
'J0'' ''' 10 N'''',oi ''''',u"' 'o 49,
,lt rs., "i''I i I'll" ~ ~ $40,
n ',',', >, ' +, '''.,, WY ~, 80
a,,', ni 81, ~ ',,I T. 49, 9,a,d 49,,
"'s "'1, oeo " 9Oe 1''' W.
.,N' VI, ''''n ""s " N'oe',iiooi
"u' a,,n Wv, 'T "',' w ~ Iiv ~ III,
'",',, ~, 800, 1'>o,'' 1'o'''''o ~
''''' ''''' .'0' N ''''' evening"
Pine KIM, A,s,r,,lv will. o;va
inst aland pir.uic on July 4lb.
have eunaned ,ha Scl,natsau,parL
oo,., ,,e"7N y, Wv 3N'.'''nr"i' al N
VVas,on l" oIucr W oe away
wv holse anu disturbances That
occur on That day. The com
Of engagements are putting forth
effort t. make il a success in every
kular. Tickets may he obtained ~,
tb4 mamnor. a, IA no,,,s an'I, ~
" - Nv N''''' 'a0"'
Administrators Sale
",'N''''' io"'l, lpI Josepll IL. Gar
AI1l'''I''r''or o, Nathaniel Tom
alhFec lhriy-seconed interest in
looLer NarrugdnseH TO John Mill.
". Also at the same lime and
for the same na,tv 40 s;v,,,
interas, 4, ,bo i si'; E oi,o shy
lsen, If Tow VII ZIP e., : ,o e'.,., W Ia,
p,n 'er s''"nhoa'ing. 80
line Of steamers r", i1t ar, ARE Gi'y an.
business, ,S' IN ,hn . are uoing a GOO
calves, sheen .nJ 'I ian \, vi nv. NV
Jersey and Ea,t Delnw ,"ps 'f am,
, u downward rips large auan
Of q merehandise to the various stop
, pates on the route, and to Salem
se tune the "' pa a ,sen lorw1 tTasa
Inca ,h,. p ) lncrr,aSlng,mo esprci
the linz s fe'fV has taken her plac
""e 10 cape May.
\ tales 4 s. Liquidation Society O
slay, june p 'T lsTb 10 ma ULape May, o
,Si, Even on the comm odious steam
l1I ,,i, ant Beck's famous band, .,
be occasion III furnish choice mus
Discharged from, ,,,.,.., -
lmal Burr,,s . n' custody
Monday night for kceninn NO. . Va" ,'o,' a
, ,,amf on Greeley street Was ' "ivf
SAng could he prSyrd 'a a@a GTen' n,
s ,s' aka examination Of many witness IS
Tho '. .a
me presto" nrearley...
s =. lies at ''l r"ae Jug pres'o = Dec
co,, pl', u after the case comes I'M o.
9Th Of ,I II'Oie Judge Bradford,
~, ''''c'
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NHE8APEAKE AND DELAWARE
~ Canal COmpany.-The annual meet
irg or the Proprietors of. this Company
will be held in thnadelph1a; PenDa NO.
S28 Walnut street, on MONDAY. June ., 1873,
At II O'Clock, a. m. at which time ana
place IN election for President a. d.
rectors will be held to serve for the ensu-
Ing wear. HENRY v. LESLEY,
May %. lH9,-te es..l n a.. sec Secretary.
WANTED 400 HOUSES TO RENT
wv -OWuors can sAve,time. tfOubie and
money by giving us fun charge OF their
properties. Our tenants are so well sele"t.
| ed that we are able to make regular and
prompt settlements. HEALD d. 90
may2i-wed &sattf
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wILMINaroN. DEL, May 70. $50
l. Lsst stock quotations. furnished oy
i,.nld d Co.. Clayton House building
VII i. in. ton, Del. At 70 M. to-day. n.
sT0,K QUOTATIONS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTATEMENT OF THE ROAD COM
- nissioners OF st. Georges Handred,
New Castle County Delaware for the year
ending May LIST, 1879:
Amount of Road Tax Levied, 81 jos 90
Errors and Com missions, 900 90
Vet proceeds from Tax, &59s6 90
Orders drawn by the Road Com IN ission-
ers in favor of .....-. trt
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N Wo nH''''S' negr"ss, who was ar
Manu. va, I,lshi for Keeping a house
rlDp h,r,n .''sriey street, was given
6lb'Ssuu C lore the Mayor, last evening.
! the f,e e"uo he proved against her
was dIsehMged. "''''esscs
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FIFTH EDITION.
The County Courts.
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.

THE CHARGE OF THE COURT IN THE
HOLLIS NOTE CASE-THE DERRINGER
VS.. DERRINGER CASE ON TRIAL.
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Inc First one 10 Cape. MAY.

\ n I" = 3 Liquidation Society of
|ninn H. Vs. ohnrch will give the first
Fsi,u Ma" vi Che season to Cape MAY, on
N , "nle Eth. The excursion
,, Even on the comm odious steam
kl,ln,i',a am ma beck'S famous band, OF
M o r'la; VIII furnish CHI oice music
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Pre>ion BrenrIey."

slIl , lis' steam tug, Preston Bear.
Srfin cl, , q! Iusey Jones Il Co.'S
ier ~ , unarsr Of a Waterman and wi,l
t e, Until after the case comes "u NV WIN in
Gil Of J II'ole Judge Bradford, on
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-29
: River Steaniboatiug.

rrllladelphia, Delaware City and
. h nne oil steamers are doing a good
Duslhes's IN the shipment of live
caves sheep and lambs from
Jersey AMI East Delaware; and
i III ,Ir III. downward rips large guam
:, ale'c hlndise TO the various stop
pages on the route, and to Salem.
minus minus OF the llhe, are forwarded
Nv "t,e ulhe The passenger travel
;n ne i u, Is incrrasing,more esprci.
ths u ths ferfy has taken her place
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fpr'Iay l.. ". Stldham x Son, sold
u auction room, for Joseph l.. Car
administrator Of Nathaniel Tom
alhFec thrty-seconed interest in
looLeT NdrruyanSeH TO John Mills
n. Also at the same time and
loF the same party a one sixty
interest III the ship Froiic to Pray
Gems Of New York, for 1928.
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Picnic.

Pine Knot Assembly, will give
inst grand picnic on July 4th.
have engaged the ScliuetzeniPark
OCCASION in order to be away
the noise and disturbances that
y occur on that day. The com
Of aIansements are putting forth
tlorl to make it a success in every
fuar, Tickets NAV be obtained OF
The members al 30 cents each.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-06
Short Items.

8. N. Morse, of Kilboun City, Wis, is at
the Ravson House.. w. A. Broom, who
sweeps the trade of the N. Z. cosntrr, was
at the Wadena Hotel yesterday. 90. Mr.. Den
ley has no wood. Any man who will bring
Mr.. Denley a cord OF wood within one week
and inform us Of so doing at the time shall
receive credit Oh our subscription book for
the amount. =, Do the quality of cigars given
by officers elect, equal those used before
election ?? Some one please answer who
knows by experience. Have you tried the
new store of Baum bach & Meyer. %. There
are not 80 many candidates as there were. %.
The vote of this county is double that of
two years ago.. The recent cold snap has
put 4 stop to fall plowing and hurried the
pre3>arations for winter Will some one
bring us load of wood on subscription ?? >.
Hassan has received a lot Of new jewelry,
clocks etc. %. They say Katzky is selling
goods pretty cheap. I'VE are under obliga-
tons to Mr.. Bonar for courtesies received.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-06
LEAF RIVER.

LEAF RIVER. T.
From our own correspondent
Tie mercury at zero and three inches OF
SNOW makes us feel as though, winter had
come again.
singing class has, been organized for
practice and to while away the long cve-
nings during the winter. The first evening
was spent at Mr.. w. R. Coon's. =,
The most excited we haye heard Of any
getting over shooting deer, was Bill. He
didn', recognize the pine root he sat on.
ANY ore wishing a job Of firing could
surely get accommodated at Mr.. Wiswell's,
if they would call on him before his plaster
ing becomes dry. 1
We would like to ask in behalf Of Uncle
Jimmy whether our friend "Muggins'' will
warrant his receipt to work III case old
maids get trou biesome. i
Messr*. Barbour and Chapman talk OF
spending the winter in the Pioneer Press
Office in st. Paul, and returning to their
claims in the spring.
Election passed off quietly. Voters gen.
orally out with al eye to business. Still We
have a few sleepy heads who haven't public
enterprise enough about them to feed hens.
Hunting, since the fall Of snow, is the
order Of the day. 0. X.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-06
,Neishb0rhoOd News.

>s . Be'sttha rown, = 1odd County, Minn -
From our Special Correspondent.
Election passed off quietly, no jars or con-
fusion.
Uncle Cary killed a fine bear the next day
after the snow.
Threshing nearly all done-yield good.
Light SNOW on Saturday evening Nov, 1st,
Hunters all out in full force; light catch.
Knights mill removed to Wadena countv
A large one to be built OH Wing River, on or
near section 20, township 1872. range s..
The Wrisltstown school house is nearly
completed; and if not quite it will lie the
fault Of the building committee, as the con-
tractor has more than done his duty. There
is screw loose somewhere; let the people
take note.
Good crop to dispose Of, but poor roads il,
some places. Path-masters. do your duty
The FARMER has failed to reach us 10.
some time. Am lost without it. What is
the matter With the mail, Bro: Hall!
SUBSCRIBER
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-06
A CHURCH BUILDING.

Wadena needs church. .edifce. Business
men, not members of any church, desire to
see one erected, because it will add to the
appearance of the town; and they, as we'll
as all christian people, want Il neat, commo-
diol,s house in which to attend divine ser
vice; hence most of them will give literally
10: that purpose. II
To build what is termed sunion church"
is fraught with too many difficulties, which
we have not time to mention. Tho o:etically
it seems justthe thing: practically it is a
failure, and in the end may lead tosn,orc Or
less trouble, The chu,cll We .proI AS,Sto5
tbttiit:i wifi lie irtIa1iy i mnim Chircl, Esit
is under stood that the regular services OF the
d.if rent churches will lie held IN it just as
they now are in the $, hool house. While it
will he distinctively Methodist Episcopal
Church, we willingly and gladly offer it to
our Sister chur:hes, for their regular and
special services. Moreover, if our sis:cr
churches now subscribe literally to the
erection Of our church, we will not he so
unclristian Is to refuse assistance when the
time comes for either or both to erect a sep
arate house of worship.
We want to build church not only for
the benefit of the citizens of our village,
but also for the benefit and accommodation
Of all who live within u radius of i've miles
Of us. 1t is also proposed to build sheds
upon a lot adjoining the church for the
shelter of teams.
We therefore most earnestly call upon all
christian people, business men and farmers
within the village and vicinity to subscribe
literally in money, material and labor, that
We may at once erect a church which will
be both credit and a blessing to the whole
country round about US.
Subscriptions will be received by Rev.
John Knight, c. H. Peake and myself. In
week or two l will give description OF
the building. c. II. Dixon.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-06
10 Farmers.

The impression seems to he quite general
that you will get ONLY flour for wheat at the
Wadena Mills. The rates established are as
follows: 80 lbs. good flour; 4 lbs. shorts and
lbs, Of bran for one bushel of No. wheat !;
80 pounds same grade Of -four for No. 2 as
for No. l wheat, 4 pounds shorts and lbs.
bran. No No. 2 wheat will he received.
Our system Of exchange will give more
uniform grade of -four and saves all delay Of
waiting for grists to lie ground. You can
bring wheat in any quantity and get your
Hour when you want it. Farmers are re-
luested to bring all wheat intended for the
mill to my Office to I've graded.
S. S. GARDNER, Manager
r S. Yuu can get -four for wheat. on and
after n. ntlay 10th inst. . -... ....f