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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-05-06

THE STATE OF SOUTH GARGllllA,s 3
~ SIC. COUNTY oE4IDERS0M fa'
u. COURT Qf. CONIAIOH PLEAS. M

Stacy M.carley and Eliza McCarloy, Plaiptifs,
i agstnst.A. A, Dean, Administrators Of the Estats
/, Of Robert B: McCarlsy, deceased, "A. B ,ToweTs,
Mcarey a.s hEe eirs MisefeS Of gSh as5y M
GaIley, dessased namss and number ua:asyn,
CarlesI and Elijah McCarley, deceased, to wit !,
Joseph Mecariey. james McCarley, VIM. Nc
1iesgfy'( net Serted - - 80
10 the Defendants above named. and to the heirs
lSf g9hn AsGsTlley Im M1cCt,iey. HtEshe,h
|EVroU faro hereby summoned and sequired to an
u aver the complaint In this action, which is
Aled In the cliice Of the Clerk of Common Pleas
for Tho said tcunty. and tof servo o copy your
his 6fico, at Anderson Court Mouss, s. c., Within
YventY dIys ansr yhe service hereof, exclusive OF
lis Tho iae aiSrsaiid he Pisin
tn this aftion s fpplZ TO- the Court for the
slss aGasssss assssssss S g. e Rss sas e isSislh' fss
~ ( 80 n. - v;JOSEPH N. BROWN. Il
Plhintifa' Attorney, Ahdersnn, 8. @.
To she nets:Ssa.s sttsTs named, and 20 tie heirs
OF, John bicCariey, We Mecarley, Elizabeth
aud Elijah McCailey, names and lumber an
TAKE NOTICE., Tbnt the oomplaint IL this ac-
l0re9oipg ID copy, sfas Aed In tie Office of tho
sns G9es q STGn o Ss
1850 ADD the 6seet OF said acti0n is TO cot up
IN 255 scres OF Iand IN Andersori County, In said
STATS udjoiiing iands of r. b. Dean and otiiorg NJ
n9nirstt the het1s OF 1gS sccayisy, deccAsed TO
5tt: JOSeph McCaflsy, JnlnSs 1tcCarey, Vim, No
number unknown. and for Homestead and Dover,
In tho same, and ior sale partition OF tho re-
uiAinaer an1ong the hesrs of said Robert H. Me-
Cas16yi account and relief Nd rnraha,A al lsI..s :
li'1ls JOS t EpH ~ Z.
IsxKLI2w. JgnoLT. Deputy 6. c. P, q
4 L =
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WONDERFUL SPIDERs.-A short dia.
,tapca from Buena Vista is 0 cave inhab.
tied by spiders which are different from
other spiders by their enormous size, aud
quite useful TO the needy people OF that
fsisigity Teo 4:,sVs sPsB dlscpse9ea last
!, Defender by o party OF sight noefs, and
1.-THE spiders and their work. witnessed.
On enteStpgi cave one 10 first struck
by, tho funny looking webs that msst
i-theire reyes. They are worked for oil the
world liko 1ebs of other spideIa, but
every fiber To- ten times Us large es the
ones sgoven by ordinary spidefs. On
pashing on, further into thet eayefsha ppi-
defS are encoint tered. ThSy are about
| the size of Tsnhlk birds and make la
etsaesa round hile weaving Issiissz ssisss ssss
Their weha arc 90 tough aud the AbeEs
SO large that, IL tiBasltnoet' impossibl bls2 70
break downs sVeh.v 81 2 ia Fs ~ sts 81.
Eonle four .wceks ago, while looking
lat the Save,tih tninef gat b., ex&suin-
Hing the Webs. phaiE letrantsA were
liaE6nSl the sisc OF d No. 10 ltfead, and 1he
EthhGght that they could sSa naad fnr
| tiirsati. Having d needle. In Sic posoea.
sion no broke OF one OF .ha aiEss::;..== anu
Sound thet Il iuss Ct. .95aassiug ON i
loose button to test tho efficacy he found
/ u Us u5rqug aS silkEthread, and that II
answered his every purpr i Since thor
the people have hocked ia aud earripd
FaFay hosts 4f 9he webs, fiSts the p,IiaeFl
/ do mus appear to object in the lenssF
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- MIRA. Frank Leslie fllls acceptabl,
she PpsitioB -chieft of thu
Leelie newspaper, formerly filledlby- two
OF her husbands, Mfr. Squier and Mr
Leslie. She has power and grace % Z
writer, 10 an original thinker, O 1iftef
linguist, and brilliant In conversation. g
"A Mrs. CLARK, of Indiana, handed
Heqhhspend @ peldphesighed by herbel
eng seyss geh 81 ldfsqEI re- pSeylqg fer ses
petition under the table but threw Mrn
CLARK out of the window and crippled
her for life, - !,
= John o. Cohuor, of San Franicisco
walked in his sleep tho other night and
stepped down we'll In building sixty
feet deep. He went cfashipg through
eldas skylight and theehoek Of the fall
simply woke him up, for he got up and
walked up-stairs az If nothing had oc.
CURED. sEsfSats IS A
- In some places rats have become q
great pest in farm houses and barns
GopHeraS Is she dread OF rats.t In every
Fcrevice Or every hole where rat treade
scatter the grains Of copperas and the
result is stampede OF rats and mice.
But look out for poison.
/ = When. you go into an editorial room
and see the editbflusing itliaS hsars, yoh
lshould say, "Oh, that's. the way you
make o Paper, Is itaB He expec.., you
to say this and 10 ell braeed for the
Iehoe you omit II, just so much vi.
ital force is wasted. .
Xoltll lsyes, 1t is curious i have
no bsard;eT can't think who take after
my grandfather had splendid one .
Hair.cutter: "Ohi perhaps you take
after your grandmother" He took after
the barber with his.little knife. - 8
= Statistics show chat IN the uncer.
tainties OF commerce. inree men onlysuc.
ceee to ninety-sevenswho scolifs tS sgFiefi
Misery Loves company and,h -itrcoRl-
mercially. s'''S',1 :. - .e'Ts1,S s,'
l What ia the difference between blind
mule and man who Ineyer reads z
newspaper? Well. there. isn't arr diff;
ference. ,sSfl ~ ss% " %$Eae~e
:. It Is . very good thing to mean we'll,
but If you expect to get on in the, world
yon must also do WE'LL, Good, Intentions
pay no debis. o. 5S - ssl
-, Man cannot hecnma pAsess e. :
hundred yeare; no can become corrupt
in-lesa then a.days,r-' 9.-'e.-ssss..
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HORSE SEIOEING
~. ~ AM ~ ,s.l5
FARM WORK n a SPEc clAl.TY.

TIME undersigned have .Sg::;s,ss =
nesahip under .ha firm name or Bon Z
fon q Dooly, tor tha purpose 6f carrviua
On Q egular Blacksmith business, such as
Ehoeing. Horses5 making, intending and
snaEpsning Slows, Ironing ssons, fef6ir-
sssu9iiy deaa In tho Blacksmith Shnp. we
frn located near the Pfesby terGasl "a. y
~ tile old shop stand. Persons siesirlnss
HoFk done IN our line will do well Co cali
on us buipre having theits work tiouc. 4,
ABE BENSON. !,
Y * DAVE no0LIsY.
q With Mr.. David white, II Ilieh should So
2 Eaazenfee of workmanship.
4 Jan q, 1880 %
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ERANMa.g.

bro rs follows .l Is ~ ~ -
psi.y aud Sundays, one year eIa. ain ..a....lA-.
uivritug, vZ.70. =. ? ~
Daily, st.@5us 5annAys one year Ss; aix months!
,ezoi thrse months, S2.2a leea ibsn thros month";
The .5anday World, y cne Year. s.. ilIl4s ~
The Monday TorId, q containlne Tho pooy IA
The. .tSeai-}Reekly Woflila (Iuesi aya and Yrf-
ps5sl x year. 40 Club AgeTtn-~A an la copy
toT Sun o. ton The Daily for club OF twenty Ave-
n. ~ Se : eekly World Wednesday, 81 Staf 10
Sinp S, Agegts--An extra copy for cInb af ten the
pT nifty. = ttAS a,ilAiy e s'E Ss.tg
Specinen numbers sent fteo Oh app psioation. ~
bbeII9psTCesh, tnysiiably in adyanco 5ss;g s
.iS- money erds, draft or rdg-
3'gi ssittKzs w I'm, % g s.
SJ PaelS EeGyvs New York.
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Strike Of the fSuntaiR bead, tha course
OF ell evil. Ekis worms TINT al destroy.
ed the health OF your child. Give Shfin.
ere Indian XeEmifuge before isie too late.
only % eottles q
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7l1fniilg tlis ,sleEcsl lnnk ast locking
pyet tll6 books ans; through She tew 1es
~ ~ iSss ~, az
says "a ssSt ii istS mt a III. yo0'II
iigss aliirg ils iriaiacs. cisuey lisy ia lre
~ Il ossn lcNs has i. i,,:su Il ais,et
80 title br0t Is 3 gEet csscn
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lAaP0RTANT QUESTlOMs.

Reader, have you caught eold2 Arc yon IN.
ahio % raise the phlsga9 Have yon aiE irritn
ton IN tho throatf a eenSo of ofyge1sIon On
the lnngp, With sIoif breaiLf Do you ha.o &
d o. eoug6Ing on lying Io.a9 a chnTp paIn
NOW and then 10 tho region Q! tho heart, s6onJ
deTo and backf F 90, our Advice 50 take q
once dose of Tuite K1pooiorf II yonViii eoor
30 abe to raIso tho phlegni. In an honr repeal
tho EIpcetorani, place hoi Iron u tho feet, taxi
6gonf TnIt'0 FILE. 5YoG T7lIf coon TIY IaIo Z
plessant lloep Saad wsEo up II l6o morning
@Ig7h gone, iangs working, fesIs; easy yfssf6:
q, and the 6oSGis moving In n9tnTai mannoT
20 prevent rsturn Of fhesa SyI9nsoHs la9 tIs
GEpo5toToaE Several days. - II r
Tfnoe, IS Murray Street, N. Y,
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Or I. ] run ! ? '''SI 8
Exp @Gs;EoraF1f !
iM ascTa. ARD 81 D0TTLEGe. e.

zte propaxtiog arp Oemnleasss, 1gutzi-
tivo 8aiaaInio, EootEing and Healing.
Comblning all fheso Quiolties, it is the
naost effective LUNd BAL9AM ovoz
offered to euffszerS from puImopnry
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NEW YORK WEEKLY HER1IT ALI

NEW EV1eA WEEh0A} ElENhLU.
oRRl lpoLs. q TnAas. 81
Tie eafcnIAia6nh Of ii,sS .sssa..l.- -
ins,sssed dusiag che past ySar u contains the
iSSaaas s assssssssis Sss Ibs sieo ap =
paEIgsig 9sIIivsl so 9As
III: siSSs GSss sSs ssa q 'a a qtt'a q
/ AssERgcAg EtlsSgs d II q
sss gSysa M ths TslssrsEhic pesssishe9 Of che week
THE WEEKLY HERALD
.le Esesl ysluahle ehr5aislo o. shs leosiS, soit a
the eheaeest. EyerySWeck Is given 8 faithIal rs
!.sss:ssszs,s ~. PdIITfCArEEVs
embracing complete and comp shennfve desratehes
9 { siaiaGat pOli:idIA oa shs Questions
THE FARM DEPARTMENr "a
OF she 'cekiy Heralas gfve3 tho latest as vol, Is
The NEST pfeetieal suggestions and discoveries fo.
lHting 20 the duties or The ftner hints for raisinR
with su tor 5nii Ass l fam, S.,
lug In repats. 1siS q adPr rIenlShted By
ysli-eiitea department., vidsly eopiess, undss the
gEsE ..9tfE,
giyikg recipes for pgscsicni dishsa hints for ms kn
siSsh hlnE fIa for esspins Up ksith latestf
COO ~ ss IS shis ieps a prssst y
te1te ~ tai6re rntteallon. 1ssitessf ffo.a
lAtrzt fsshions, The ytonle Den.rFsacff df 80
ttssSi 5isseld rave the pare thsl
Il sKtLLED BAHoG
ssa Qssei eflFs aed Sscky kin rAS tip % ms
elnnAcs and lnlor Eavtng - enfe Tscfd sl
lha bnatneea rfSIa Ec Sc
a valuable featpvo is i0cnd Int pScsaily sopees
tea pgices and conditions OF 80 y Il, II n
aSs TIKI pDopUGE n AfsgssF & ,sss
Epartfnc Rows al hctub ans
Story Nyery weak. = fermen 6y sonae oaaiucut
~ 70 IsyalnaiiS pesaonat ara
Ses lS5te& gnelE ~ no aepr ~ tha qzorfd plsinh
son Atas 20 rsf fttog tSefy tfrA IS tho
stTseklg I6rllG "a ssDf rs iEet, loi
One 4sgilAs. xsss can suhscElhl ~ any lihae. (,
G VI n En- 80 hi Il farm
sles1: "a g
81 IsyE YOI2lt AIM,
EiesaSsy is:si;s era ltsl hAa aIis st sss,
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Atlanta q Charlotte Air Line R. r

Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line r. n.
On and after Sunday, Juno 1st, 1873, Double Dai.
ly Trains will run on this road a. follovs;
dr. us ~ GOING EAST. tiu:,...t ~
Night Mail and Passenger Train.
lGNvc Ul N
Day Passepges Train. y
LS3yo 6eneca-. ID q m
-" GOING WEST.
Might Mail and Passenger Train. .
AtflVe seneca SJ o N
- .3,s!. 3s,5 Day Paspsnger Train. -. , 1i,t
LSANo I6 p m
Through Tickots or sale st Gainesville Bencca
City, Greenyille ana srertanburg to all p9jnt7,
80 80 ". iirHoUsToN. @. p. ana 4.:Agaas=,
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Had teyTIbio RJIOMT 0WEAT8,

DR.. TUITi eb-I have bean sS1srjRg fcr nssTiy tvt
end siTteea Pound, u yeight had TIED ai@oa
eJs!ythirg hap torIihio right EHs1ta Ihayo tAkar
tso cough has dfaappeafcd. and h.ve gained hftsar
7rnd' in aSHh Il VI 1E Isnds
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Or. .. g. SAY WOOD,
Of Eow York, voluntarily indofsesf.
READ WHAT HR aAY9s-

Dr. TUITf Now York eept, 10. 1871.
..sss Il Spa @ Tssa ssss re aaaS 3,
City The e:ses gero Of ysy sSrs.s tzps. Y We.
end confess my o1rpnee at tts voRdssful poHur
p.rins p!fshee OF twea:y ye.Ib hs!9 nave,
Enovn in5dio9 - SeS e. pyatnptl and with such
happy efeetP Il instsrtiy subdued tho uost violent
dts of COUGHING, n1d tnya1aby eqIel tho dSeAao is
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GFssnyIIIe and coIlFnhia RalIroa6LI.

x on and after Monday, Nev. 40. l57s, the pss,sn-,
eyer tho Tiiss aad CoinIa6ia Tszi-
Foaa yin be run daily. Sundays excepted:
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d et nat VS = IS u
6net so7' "a l lEti 81 Is q
.slAAs ta4 Is Sens
islss iega shsss iis3 us
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tlils,g isty es Tor ok the iis lass3se
saAAs.s=. IDS 8 ianted Ii ltk3 I'll
i Gus 1s Ygf 8 & Il Syi "a 3s ts c6t. !.
plste la p u gss
s1se on d III otlsalid Bhota ia d
Iiingtg, and 81 ,las nf tho q sls
I sitas 5s e slS tla9 wof l0f 900 ttfse-
cg Sare Igtas "a Z, lsifs y s n
; Ses aIl "a there E1Ea 1 s. ss
nd iois 8 gsa
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.NVIIlaRo WoRsaIPDoWH sOUgH.

Description etc DAg's gegyices in GeSrgss
,-asis0ciasa6inSg Wow OF the Negro Xsoiigs
ious statue. s.,5. + a.r-
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ton and vicinity ever had the PLEASURE Of
attending. Large d antfties off fancy ar-s
t tit. etc, have been received from the
ssEast, besides articles from minneapolis
and ID other points in Minnesota. Friends.
are expected from N inneapo polls, ST Cloud
and other places. An abundance Of ice
cream, straw berries, etc, win be served
at very reasonable prices. The ware.
house Of Barnes 8 Tenny will be thrown
open sto the society, and there will be
ample room for all who wish to come.
Il is well known to most people that
after ten years Of married life ii il. Gus
tomary to celebrate the event with tin.
wedding, although some do not always.
sconfine themselves to the exact time, as.
was the case with Station "A gent and.
Mrs. F Hardy. t;f On Thursday last,
the eleventh anniversary Of their mar
riage, they received by express from their
friends ssat Little Falls and Fort Ripley.
some presents in tinWare, it not being
convenient for them to call and present.
them in person One of the presents
which was considered the most import
ant of all, was-well we will call it q
bean pot but the joke Of it was. it had a,
handle on the side, which is not the case
with that kind, of furniture. Much cred
it is due the tinman atsLittle Falls, as it
is beautiful model and well executed.
The recipients extend their hearty thanks
to their friends. 49,. Omega.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-05-28

Last Monday afternoon pair of horses be-
longing to Ignatz kleiber, of Swan River,
got away from Mr.. Kleiber at the depot in
Little Falls, and ran down Oak street until
they reached First street, then down First
street towards Swan River at furious rate,
chairs, tables, a sewing machine, and other
furniture dropping from the wagon every few
rods. Sheriff Hayes and Chas. Simmons pur-
sued the runaways with Mr.. Hayes fast team
and blackboard, and succeeded in getting
ahead of them and driving into the road di-
rectly in front of them. At that moment Mr..
Simmons sprang from the blackboard and
siezed the bits of one of the runaways, but
came in contact with q tall and rotten stump,
that knocked him senseless. Notwithstand-
ing his unconscious condition, he hung to the
harness and was dragged short distance and
was badly bruised, especially about the left
leg. Mr.. Hayes was taking measures with
all possible speed to rescue Mr.. Simmons
from his perilous position, but the accident
occurred in such q quick manner that it was
over before anything effectual could be done.
Mr.. Simmons was very badly bruised, and
narrowly escaped d Heath, and will be confined
70 his room for some time. The team was at
first frightened by the putting Of the engine
on the freight train. About one hundred
dollars worth Of furniture was badly smashed.
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LITTLE FALLS TRANSCRIPT.
LITTLE FA LIS, MA Is, 1886.
CHURCH DIRECTORY


CHURCH OF ST.. SALVADOR Monthly
services On the second Sunday OF each
month High Mass al. 0:30 a, NJ, Sunday
school ati2:30 r. N. Mass is cele brated
on the fourth sunday Of each month at 8
O'clock a. y. REV. JosEpH 3. B uH.
a CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR Evening
service with sermon by Rev Dr.. Hawley,
of Brainerd, on hessafrst and third
Wednesdays of each month at 1880 r. NJ.
Holy communion on the first Thursday
of each month, at 10 o'clock a. N.
CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH = Cor
ner Of Chestnut and Fourth streets.
Services are held every Sabbath morn
ing at II O'Clock: Seats are free, and
citizens and strangers are cordially inyi-
tod to attend. Sabbath school immedi-
ately after morning service. Thursday
evening meeting at 8 o'clock. s.
D. w. RosENKRANs., Pastor. S
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of Minnesota, s.. q s..s. IF III.
County Of Morrison. 81 =, s,..<-:->s,...s
IF In Probate Court. Special Term, May 10,
$780, y 80
In the matter of the estate of Jacob sylves-
ter, deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of
Jacob Sylvester, deceased, late of said Coun~
ty,g has been deiiveredto this Court; ut
And Whereas, Julie Sylvester, the widow Of
said deceased, has filed Herewith her petition,
representing among other things that said Ja-
cob Sylvester died in said County on the 11th
day Of May, 1879, testate, and that said PEE
titioner is the sole executrix named in said
last will and testament, and praying that the
said instrument may be admitted to probate,
and that letters testamentary be her issued
thereon ~ Is l}# s
It is Ordered, That the proofs Of said In
strument, and the said petition, be heard be-
fore this Court, ct the Probate Office in said
County, on the fourth day Of June, q. D.
1880, at two o'clock in the afternoon, when
all concerned may appear and contest the
probate Of ssid instrument !;
S And it is Further Ordered, That public mo-
ice Of thetime and place of said hearing be
given To- all persons interested, by publica
ton Of these orders for three weeks successive
~ previous to said day Of hearing, in the Lit
tie FalIs Transcript, . newspaper printed and
published 1t Little Falls in said County.
By the Court, PETER NEWMAN, sss
Judge Of Probate.
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When we were in St. Paul last week We met
Col. Crooks, who assured us that the Little
Falls & Dakota railroad will be built, and
that work on it will soon begin. He says
that par ties representing the persons who will
furnish the money will be in Little Falls
about the fourth of June, and will drive over
the entire line with a team; also that the nee
essary arrangements for procuring the money
to build the road with have been, perfected,
and there is no room for reasonable doubt that
the road will be built.
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Summons.

State of Minnesota, S. 1855. - = 80
County of Morrison. o. !tt -rs
The State Of Minnesota, to Frances WEIGH,
defendant: .-7'' ..'.
I You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before the undersigned, one of the Justices Of
the Peace in and for said County, on the
twenty ninth day of May, 1880, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, at my Office in the village Of
Little Falls, in said county, to answer to The
Sandwich Manufacturing Company in civil
action. Should you fail to appear at the
time and place aforesaid, judgment will be
rendered against you upon the evidence sd-
pduced by said plaintiff for such sum as il
hall show itself entitled to. ~, ID 49,, a. p
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1880. S.P. FULLER,
"A. F. STOREY, i Justice Of the Peace.
#as Plaintiff's Attorney ~ !gfs4. III ;s.I@
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Royalton Correspondence.

From our Regular Uorrespo
Roy ton, May 26, 1880.
The weather IS very favorable for
wheat in this vicinity and itneyer looked
better.
During the shower Monday night A
large tree near the house OF 8. Flint
was struck By lightning and entirel de-
mollshed
@ tie arrang ements for The fair
which 10 be held il this place BY the
= opal society have been made, and il
will cOmmence ] nne 9th It will be
held two days, from s q: ii until 10 i. NJ
each day 70 pains have been spared,
~ TIE colnmittee q make II one of the;
most pleasant stinea he people q Royal
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By buying Boots and Shoes Of
CUR RHODES 4 WETZEL.

M The undersigned would respectfully an-
snorlnce to the farmers Of Morrison county that:
they are selling full line Of the best Seeding
and Harvesting Machinery IN the country,
including the Williams Harvester, Seymour.
Center Cut Mower, the Triumph Reaper and
Mower the best combined machine mad
the Furst = Bradley Rake, and the Sucker
State Drill. II VIII be- to the interest Of
farmers to examine our machines before buy.
ing. YOUNG y HOLMES.
{: Little Falls and Roy alton.
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Notice..

In the matter of the assignment of Geo,
R. Whitney, for the benefit of his creditors;
J. E. West, Assignee.
Notice is hereby given that the above
named assignee has fully completed his trust
in relation to said assignment and that he will
on the first day Of June, A. D. 1880, at 10
O'Clock A. M, apply to the Hon. James M.
McKelvy, Judg Of the District Court, 9TH
Judicial District, State of Minnesota, at bis
chambers in the city of St. Cloud, county Of
stearns, State. of Minnesota, for full and
final discharge from all further duties, liabili-
ties and responsibilities connected with said
trust. :~'.s- -e
Il St. Cloud, Mimi, May IA, 1880.
i ~ r'': j. e. WEST,
~, f.. - .. .zt Il Assignee.