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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-29
TIE LITTLE ANGLER.


90 SOFTLY by dreaming 'neo&h tie willowA
When, sharply Hmned o*hWaxt The evening a19.
Pe1ched high above the streamlstA tiny pillows,
A dainty u1chin fuem chanoed 70 spy.
His aiken sash showed loving banda had bound
Il, 60
His curb were such o soft N1 nestle in;
That eMkws!d pole. whsre bad the youngtef
Hmaelf. o6 comse. devised that crooked pin.
Issw him case with such an cir Of longing
At specified shapes beneath the glanein9 WAvA
Not cen the tiniest Unknown round him throng-
Would taste ths awkward meal tie youns.tar
But soon saw him - On allegory;
fancted that held that rod and line;
There lay tho riddle of my weary story. IS
And Ill the hAppine0 that WaS not mine.
I was the awkward lshsr, yainly trying
To lure my prey with neither hook nor skill;
And every prise, my stupid might defyinR,
Was leaving mo forloan and helpless still.
All, mo! what bocks tho spirits proud endeayor'
The eifts from Fate 70 fondly hoped to win,
We find, alas! when they a.e lost forever.
We xied to lure them with Q crooked pin.
-Hotpsr's Weekly.
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Mr.. Dennis Towne, of Ware, Mass,
Is now arranging plans for an immense
bonfire on the next Fourth of July
night on the highest mountain peak in
Ware, where he intends to burn 8
hogshead or two of kerosene oil.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

the Levy Court u freeholder to swear
that the man Is no impostor. One Of
the leading objects in legislation should
DO to see that everybody is made to
pay tax for the support Of the Gov
eminent, and for that purpose to afford
him proper facilities for getting his
name on the assessment, and Mr.. Dean
nor no other Legislator however hon
est, will ever bring abont any great re-
form in the State with two fifths Of the
citizens of the State DISTINGUISHED. We
are very sure that if petitions asking
for a change in the assessment laws
are sent to the Legislature that not
only Mr.. Dean hut Mr.. Ware or any
other member, will present them, and
then If nothing is done, the RESPONSE
bility will rest upon the Legislature
and not with the people. We hope
petitions will be Immediately put into
Giro ulation, SO tina! our Legislators will
not hide behind the fimsy excuse that
they could not act upon anything I'M
less pstitioned for.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

REPRESENTATIVE WARE of this city We
know is heavy man in avoirdupois,
but there is not enough of him to al
low him to spread himself promiscu-
ously all over the State whenever some
special act of legislation is proposed for
New Castle County. Mr., Ware has 10
doubt read closely the proceedings Of
the Potter Committee, wherein that
committee tries hard not to do the
thing it resolved to do--investigate the
TiIden cipher kilograms. That COM
mittee tries very hard to find some
thing out aboGt Republican cipher tel
egrams as a kind Of an offset to Til
denis, of which there is now no denial
OF their authenticity and truth. Mr..
Ware acting upon the same principle,
inferpntially admits that the salaries
of the offices Of New Castle County
ought to be investigated, but he wants
to find out something about Kent and
Sussex counties. Mr.. Ware should
concentrate himself more on New Cas-
tie county, the county he was elected
to represent. When he spreads him
self over the whole State, the coating
is so thin that it loses its substance.
Concentrate, Mr.. Ware, concentrate.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

Iy MENTIONING the candidates aspir-
ing for the appointment of collectors by
the Levy Court yesterday, We somehow
omitted the name of James Kennedy
who would like to be collector Of the
north district. Mr.. Kennedy would
make capital collector and instead of
having raised the American flag on the
Fourth of July wrerg side up, he with
others of us bravely faced $1,000 un.
armed rebel prisoners at Fort Delaware
during the rebellion.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01
0RW'ERIES.
G. o F f E E S
NEW LOT JUST mECEIVED

NEW LOT JUST KECEIvED
TwoPOUNDS GOOD ROASTEDCOFFEE
FOR Is CENTS.
A GOOD ROASTED COFFEE FUR u
CENTS PER POUND.
A GOOD ROASTED COFFEE FOR 10
CENTS PER POUND.
A GOOD ROASTED COFFEE FOR IS
CENTS PER POUND.
A CHOICE ROASTED COFFEE FOR 20
CENTS PER POUND.
A CHOICE ROASTED COFFEE FOR ~
CENTS PER POUND.
OUR CELEBRA TED BREAKFAST COZ
FEE rs CENTS PER POUND.
A VERY CHOICE COFFEE FOR rs CTS.
PER POUND.
OUR VARIETY COFFEE FOR ~ CENTS
PER POUND.
OLD GOv'NT JAVA COFFEE 30 CENTS
PER FOUND.
EXTRA CHOICE OLD GOv'NT JAW. 80
CENTS PER POUND.
PURE OLD DUTCH JAVA 35 CENTS
PER POUND,
or pounds for II 90. This is the best imported,
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

THE PROPOSITION OF Senator WindOm,
OF Minnesota, that Congress should set
apart TerritOry-eventually to be
come a State-excIusively for colored
peo!le, meets with very general favor
among those most interested. The Sem
ator. we are told, since broachin- he
subject, has been visited by delegations
of colored people from six OF the South
ern States, including among their num-
Der Professor Greenrr. senator Bruce,
Representatives Cain, Smalls and Rain
ey. all of whom said they were dispOs-
ed to favor Mr.. Windows scheme if he
wa in earnest. Mr.. Windom was told
that the colorel people are not satisfied
with their present station that they
would be willing to move and that To-
cal clubs have already began to agitate
the question. The delegation thought
that JOG, 900 able bodied colored labor
ers could he induced To- leave their
homes if they should have even moder
ate assurances that they would improve
their condition. There would be no
harm in trying the experiment of
separate State, governed by colored
men exclusively, as one of the United
States. We notice further, that meet
ing of influential colored people was
held in Washington last Wednesday
evening, at which resolutions were
adopted in support Of Senator Win
dom's proposition.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

Bv reference to another column a
letter will be found from Representative
William Dean, urging the citizens Of
New Castle county If they want to
know anything in reference to the
amount of money their county officers
are extracting from the hard earnings
Of the producing classeS,to send in their
petitiens as a resolution already offered
by him for that purpose was voted down
on Thursday in the House. Of the IL
deity of Mr.. Dean to his constituents
and his untlinching honesty in pushing
ON these reform investigations, there
can be- no doubt, and we hope the people
without respect to party attachments
will commence the circulation Of petit
tons, not only for the investigation of
the perguisites of the County officers
but for all other needed reforms. In
looking over last Thursdays debate in
the House we find there were several
members opposed to Mr.. Deans -esolu-
ton because it had not been asked for in
petitions from the people. We would not
only call attention to the necessity of
pettioning for the investigation referred
to by Mr.. Dean, but also for change
in the manner of assessing voters. We
want a law that will be an aid to man
in getting his name on the assessment
books, and not one that puts lmpedl-
ments in his way by making him lose
time which is sometimes more than
money, and by humiliating him by re-
curing him to take with him before
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

THg NEXT United States Senate Is to
have a Jonas in it. Hope he will not
be such troublesome customer that
h. must be cast overheard. and make
his home in whales stomach before
he learns his duty.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

WHEN WE WROTE our editorial on
SUNDAY School Anniversary Presents, "
we drew the bow at venture, not
knowing that we were to be so strongly
supported as is shown that we have
been by communication elsewhere
from CONSISTENCY" and by the way
we suppose that we can hardly be ac-
cused of breach of confidence if we
state that our correspondent is minis
ter.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01
PAINTS, OILS, &c,
ID EDUCE YOUR GAS BILL 20 TO 40 he,

ID EDUCE YOUR GAS BILL 20 to 40 per
IL cent. and improve the quality of light
by having the automatic gas governor at.
tached to your meter and If there is not a
saving Of 20 to ~ per cent. you can have it re-
moved free OF charge. l.. p. BLAIR, No. 2l9
West Seventh street, agent for Clark's patent
wasting and non-ireezing hydrant. Can
be repaired without digging up the ground
as long as the old style waste hydrant. Gas
hitting and plumbing promptly attended to.
Old gas fixtures taken down, re-br0nzed and
put up the same day. 2l0 W. eth street.
ln1l-lmd
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01
GENERAL MITE,
Agcli years, weighs9 pounds.
LUCIA XARATE.

Age 10 years, weighs ~ pounds
ES'Thc two smallest human beings that
eyer existed since the world was created.
Botl OF them arc healthy. bright, active,
intelligent and handsome little creatures;
compared to whom all dwaris Of ancient
or modern history are Veritable giants.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01
NO. 6.
NO. 4.

1t is folly to spend time and money in go
Ing to Philadelphia when you can do az we'll
at THE GRAND DEPOT" in your own
city.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

And the NOTION and FURNISHING
GOODS HOUSE Cheap goods and sub
stantial Overcoats and Clothing for Men
Youths', and Boys. One low price, off 4
cash. Prices to suit these time. Travelling
Bags, Bundle Straps, Umbrellas, Gum Goats.
Logging, Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, col
lars, Ties, Cuffs, Gloves, Money Purses,
Pocket Books, Penknives New Methodist
Hymnal in variety. Dlsciplines and Alma
macs Tor 1879. American Agriculturist CLUB
sl.M and splendid premium. dc2l-d&wtf
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01
III J.PYLE,
GUNSMITH, LOCKRMITH, AND
BELL HANGEK

Rollers put on wringing machines. Um-
brellas and Parasois recovered and repaired,
Tailor's and Barbers shears sharpened. All
kinds of light machine work. Guns, Pistols
and Ammunition, and variety of sporting
goods for sale. Shells loaded TO order. All
work guaranteed and at prices to suit the
times.
NO. us ARKET STREET.
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scendants will characterize rs ill-judged
and perhaps wicked. We can but do our
very best according to the light which is
vouchsaled to the world in our day.
"Aftcr dinner, when ceremony was fair
~ thawed, the good old General in the
kindliness and pride of his heart displayed
a little box, which had been given to him
by some Grandee of Spain. l think 1t
must have been too small for a snuf-boN,
and was probably one of those tiny tritles
in which fashionable folk used to carry
commits and loZenges. AT any rate, TINS
box was set with diamonds and colored
gems of rare value. and il passed from
hand to hand. flashing brightly in the
lamp-lght. while the old warrior told
dread stories of his campaigns, and of the
daring and honor of his men.
But suddenly, at the end of story SO
thrilling that all heads had been craned
to him, while the military servants had
throngcd the door in rapt attention. the
simple question was asked
"'Whcrc is the General : .ieweled box
Nobody knew; everybody said that he
had silently passed il to his fellow.
The General rmmaged his own pock-
cts. lest il had found its way back TO him
and hc had half-consciou,ly put it away.
No. it was not there, and the brave old
fighting face looked little blank, and he
mumured ali eXcnse about how it, loss
would veX Lady Elizabeth.
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Notice of ASSIGNMENT

NOTICE is hereby given, that John d. Robbins
~ of Augusta, In the County of Kennebec and
State of Maine has this day assigned TO me all his
property, except such is by law exempt from at.
tachmen and execution for the benefit of his cred.
tors In accordance with the provisions OF Chap. 20
of the Revised Statutes and acts amenatory thereto
and three months from the execution of said assign.
ment allowed for said creditors to become pariies
thereto. JOSIAH =. HOBBS, Assignee.
Augusta Dec. 3lst, 1873, janatltSw3w
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Notice of Assignment.

NoIltE l. IlEREBl GIVEN that william r.
horo, in the County of keim,i,c nnd stat. nfNi
Individually and coparners rs Big.low 4 Bro,,u
nav. TINS gay assigned to al their prou,rty 81
'e' Hueh ar Il by Inv exempt from attachment and
execution Tor the benefit of their creditors, in acror
uan't WIN the provisions If Chap. 20 OF Revised
clalul's, ana acts amendatory thereto and I'm, 4,
nuhihs ffo me execution of said assignment arr, al
lowed Tor said creditors to Become parties thereto
HERBERT NJ. HEATH
Augusta, Ne, Jan. Is, ls.9 ianls+a,v
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STATE OF MAINE.

KENNEBEC, IS IS. }. Court, in vacation Janu-
AIRY g, 1879
ORDERED, That notice of the tendency of the
foregoing libel he given to the bellee by publication
thereof with this order thereon three weeks success.
sivey ia the kennebcc journal, newspaper publish
ed i'm Augusta in said county, the last publication tn
be nj least twenty DAYS before the first Tuesday OF
March, A. ID. 1879, that she then may appear In said
court and answer thereto if she see tit.
3w5 ARTEMAS LIBBEY. Justice s. J. Court.
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lrgaI advertisements.
Notice of Third Meeting of Gre ditor

IN HE DISTRICT COURT or rHL UNITED STATES.
FOR fhE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
la the matter of
The Could Engine Company I In p,nlrpu,c,
Bankrupt, !
DISTRICT or MAINE, -.
Pursuant to AN order Of said Court the third nom.
era meeting Of the creditors of said bankrunt viii In
held at the Court House at Augusta IN said district
ON the twentieth day of February A. d. ls,u ~
ten O'Clock 4. NJ, before John ". May ESQ, ON, ot
the purposes named IN the section 5Oq3 of the Re,
statutes of til. United States; Title Bamkruptcy nm,
te Assignee gives notice that he will then and fhp,,
submit his account to the Court and file Tho sam,
anu also that he i'll apply for settlement OF his
Assignee. " us ii"'i''''s IL
lSwfeb5-i2 LORENZO u. COOKE As.iyn..
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kEANEBEC COENTr.-Ia prob,f, ,oyr, -,
-i"gNstd, on ttt L0nrth Mo.dan OF Lnnnnrn Lszn

i"g"std, on tie foHrh HontioH or JaIuarn' IN
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT. purnorti,s IN b.
"a the last viii and testament Of Anna Mari,
ihctarj late Of Winthrop, IN said County deceased
having been presente, for probate:
"EhLELb, That notice thereof be given thf,.
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
February next, In the keunebcc Journal, a newspa.
per printed in Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend at Court Of Probate then TO be- holden
~ augusta, aud show cause. il any why
IN" said instrument should not b.. proved apuroy.d
and allowed the last viii and testament of th,.
said deceased n h R,kTp i.I Wv
Attest: CHARLES HEWINS Register 3S,.
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Augusta, Ne, Jan. -, 1917. ianpst,.vS,,

hENNEBEC COiNTl-IA Piodate (.nrt L,Lf
1878 '" y" ''''"''f =
NALVlN HOPKINS, Executor of The Inst willard
y testament oi Aaron :. I.,ford late of MI V.r
noi III sald touuty, deceased, having pr,sent,d III.
hfst account as Executor of said will for allowance
o,ptktb' mat notice thereof lie given th,,c
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday ~
january neat, in the Daily ktnH.le, Jourpul ,,,,
Ihper printed ia Augusta, that all persons Interested
may a''cH' ~ Probate Court then TO be held nj An
gusta, and show cause If uny whv ria. -, q"
not b, allowed. "' ~ '''"' sh'""'"
,,.... II. X. BAKER, Judge.
anlO'3W &w9ws
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Nrm advertisements.
DIPHThERiAM

Johnson's AnOdymc Imminent will positive.
ly prevent this terrible dis,ise and will positively
cure nine cases in ten. Information that will save
many lives sent free BY mail Don't delay mOIncut.
Prevention Is better than sold every Nher,'.
4. -. jon son ~ co.. Hanger. Ne. janaO.4w
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
ORGANIZED in I848.


Artemas Libbey, VIM. :. Badger, Sam'l Titcomb.
OFFICE-m Savings Bank Building, IA Water st.
Bank open daily, from A. NJ. 10 r. NJ and from Q
to 40 +. NJ saturday Evenings troHl Z to $40
O'Clock.
Interest on deposits payable twice year, Feb and
thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins the first day of each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth ddg of each
month, will draw interest from the FIRST dan of the
same month.
grinder the existing law of this State, all depos-
its in Savings Banks are exempt from mnnirPdi tar
dtiOn.
No returns of names of dcpositors required to
be made to State town authorities and all accounts
held by this Bank to be strictly pirate and conf
deHtidf.
Married women and persons under age can deposit
money in their own names so that it can be draw
only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors Guar
dians, Trustees, and Others having in charge Trust
Funds.
WIN. X. SMITH, Treasurer
Augusta, Jan. /, 1879. t&wtf
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

" HEhEAN, l.. +. Whittier of Vienna in tho
o,' '".umn'y OF hrhn.bec, by his deed dated III,
10y y, ietth".f, 800 recorded in the kennel,
NOR yage, certain parcel of real estate situated
~ sau vienna, and bounded and described a. III
ioWs' htSihhihg at II stake and stone on IN. on !,
sue Oh the road thence easery by the north end %,
me hi'ii' WITHIN one rod thereof to stalk, and sion,
III me pasture about twelve rods from said road
ihe ioau WITHIN on. rod from the house now urcnui,.
by John W Halls thence northcrly hy tho rnnd ~ ~
pa,e W ueelnhlhf beng the Mill Lot. sO-called
containing two acres or les. with the .t,,, i
on the premise. Now, the conditions of sail ,,'r,
gage having been broken. we, the undersigned, by
reason thereof. claim IA foreclosure. nnd s,ix. ~
notice under the statute. 7'' '''''
sc. FoRSAITH & CO.
Augusta, Ne, Jan. ~, 1872 innost,.,S,,
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33T3H3R3E3E33

UNIV allied Combination, used hourly, great demand
rich field for Agents. We practice bec Culture box
of honey and good news to all sending stamp for cir
guitars. Write now, it will pay you. J. II. MARTIN,
Hartford, y. \. jan2i-t&w4w
CT DAY To Agents canvassing for the Fire side
VI Visitor. Terms and Outfit Free. Address
T. q. NltkERl, Augusta. Maine. jan24t&WIw
on Fancy cards, Chrome, snowflake, Sc, no =
W alike, with name, lOC j. Miuklcr & Co., Mas.
sau, y. J. jan24t &wiw
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cidi CuHrt, merit 10 be hOifen at 1uQusta. wifhin
AMI The comfy Of hennebec, on TIE Frst Tue.
ddy Of Narcb, 4. u. 1879.
7 EWIS l.. HENDERSON, husband of Nellie NJ
Henderson, respectfully libes and gives this hon
orable court TO be informed that hc was lawfully mar
ed to the libellee at Augusta in said State of Maine
on the fifteenth day of November iss that your libel
liant, since their nprnarriage, has ALWAYS conducted
provided her with suitable maintenance and support
that the libelant and ibeilee lived together In this
state from the time OF their marriage till November
1872, at which time they removed to Cambri,lgepor,
Massachusetts and lived three years that In the
month of Nov ember 1870 they removed to the city of
iIaowell in this state, and have continued to reside
in said ffallowel in good faith ever since, that dur
ing the month of January, 1873, while so living in
said allowell the bell.e wilfully and without just
therefor. deserted your bellant and lived away
from him two weeks, but at the earnest solicitation
of your iibcunt your bellee after said absence of
two weeks, returned and lived with Your libelant
that during the month of May, 1873, the liheee again
wilfully deserted the bellan., but AZ his earnest
citations she again returned and lived with him af
ter absence of one month; that the said 1bcllee
sometime during the month of July, ISIS, again will
full, deserted and abandoned your libeant, and has
never returned TO him; and your libelant further
AYERS that he has used due diligence ascertain the
present residence of the libelee, and by the exer
else of such due diligence he has been unable TO
certain IL that there exist such ncompatibility Of
temper and disposition between the lbeant and H..
belize that they cannot longer remain In the marriage
relation In peace and harmony, and in the pcrfor-
nance of the mutual duties and obligations thereby
imposed upon them. Whereupon, inasInucl H. IT
would be reasonable and proper, conducive to domes-
tic harmony and consistent with the peace and NOR
ality of society, your libellan prays this honorable
mony
LEWIS =, HENDERSON.
Personally appeared before me- the within named
Lewis t. Henderson, libellant, and made oath that
the ayerlnent contained IN the libel In relation to
his using due gemce to ascertain the present res
ilence of the liboee L. true.
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Nrrm advertisements.
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advantage by sending 81 cts. for book of 100 parcs
giving full description of these and other lands with
laws rs to soldiers lbneseads, and other laws per.
tanning to Government lands and guide If tlcv wish
who knows These lands, by addressing \ L. ,ipIIN
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htNNEBEf fOtATl-h Probate court 1T
f"g"Sf", o" the foHrfh Monday Of January iS79.
4 'LRIAlN INSTRUMENT, purporting to b..
Gen late "t winthrop, in said County, deceased hay
ing been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks sucrrsshely prior TO the fourth Monday of
February neNt. in the kcnnebec journal, n new.pa.
per irlftd III augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend Mt Court of Probate then To be- hode n
al augusta and show cause, If any why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved and nj.
ceased, "A Il nAkEp Ii.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINs, Register 3wGt
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LEWIS =, HENDERSON

Personally appeared before me, the within nance
Lewis l.. Henderson, libeant and made oath tina
the ayermcnt contained In the libel In relation I,
his using due gence to ascertain the present res
idence of the libcllee H. true.
LEWIS l.. HENDERSON.
BEFORE
"a ARTHUR LIBBEY, Justice of the Peace.
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Courts OF Insolvency.

NOTICE Is hereby given, Than Courts of InsoI.
~ Ncrcy, viii be held al The Proba e Office. in
augusta on Il e teeond and fourth Mondays. in
each month, at two o'clock in the afternoon uuiV
oihcwise orde. ed.
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