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, 1880-11-25

sY<tat DApa,eh to Tie CAtcaeo Tribune.
1Ep1AsAPoL1s, Nov. 94-Tho. full tabulnton OF
the rotes of tho State show thnt II ,.74 votes were
cast for Thalnns ". Hcr.nett M Etcctor Uf tho
Sixth District. This will give tho cartIticato to
D. ". Chambers, tho Democrat Tho Republlcan
Committee say that no tickets were printed with
Benefits numo OH them, but thnt tho error was
ia the tallyshects, which tho election officers
did not change, tho sheets being sent out before
Bennett's withdrawal; but In sono counties
tho soto s sd!yiled between Bennctt and parkcr,
showing TINT there were bennett uckuts voted.
GOV. GRAY
said to-day TINT no official determination had
been reached on tho matter, but he saw l0 way
to 60 behind tho returns from tho counties a1ll
eEertatn whether tho vutcs werp rcally cast fur
Pafker or Bennett, and 1t was too late now for
The local canyass!ng Bonrds to roylss tho re-
turns, as tho time nxed by law for returning
taenl had passed. lie bud no doubt, Ut c1ursG.
but tho Republican Electors were NIL chosen by
the people, but, When an error Of this kind had
bean committed, he did NOT think tho Stnte Can.
fasstn8 !onr1 bud power tu investigate tho
question: They must be governed Dy tllo face
q tho returns. Nothing has jet been heard of
AatthoHs, tho mythical Marshal OF tho Eighth
District.
TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT ALSO 11Hp8 IT
To fAs Wtster7t A&soetated PrtIa
nd,tr ~ sas,e NV ~, 'ns iunsuu .. .uo ~.
cut for uants,u,, m.s,. 1s,t NV W. .,.s
Yrnnh1,.an .a'a ,a,.". w. tsAue ~ saea"s w ..'s
Stata wrro ro,,.n,1 - ,'ss sr,...'n ~ n,....e..
xhn vos ~. .'."., ~ NJ tMou'as ". nsauo.''
xho Mat. ,s,so s,'.., ~. au ~, a..t tos ~
Cou,mItoo ~, v'.s -. ,e sue s..
and taiIv. shs.o,. ....,sS ,.s oat -. ~ ,"
.asA by tho locaa authorities. contained by mis-
M ~. W. na'ns VI neonott' VINO haa declned'
at,sot,,n ~ ..a.,a n@s oee @ auo
tees In aror, ".'sota !la 'osa'
tlo chnnoo "a -. tao o..o "ae 1"ou "
that tho nrnn. o"ss ser,.ts " a.sIn ~ ~ ~
talts.Soppet p.opet coIsoct'on WeFo haae IN she
, 1880-11-25

8PfEIdt l73fdlfH 10 7nE LHR651 1Ft6HHZ4
TOf.Ept}, o., Sny. H.--fn rcRnrL to tho pur-
chAsn Of n block Of Like ErIt e. Western md
caIcugo s. Alton tickets by a broker uf this city.
your correspondent, upon further Investigation
to.day, hns learned that thu atnuunt Is much
lnrger than ktntcd In Mo,lday's dispatch. At
thut time tho broker acknowledged 10 having
lnatlci up with the tickets to the amount
Of $l0i.tu0. but inquiry ut tho National
link where the negotiation WIS completed
develops tho fAct TINT the nn,Oi1nt WINS rcn|ly
<a!7iOH1. II scetns that when the time canc FIR
tho delivery Of tho tickets tho ageHt Of the
Companies WIS rslthor nverse to making tho
arrangement, und dcnnnled gold in payment,
This action wins anticipated. however. and Il
dr,y wns called for and tho gold promptly
,rntpttp,1 nut.
, 1880-11-25
...,,,oonts Of the President.Eiect
''' in washington Yesterday
MANY Callers.
,..oro,s 1locus. Focusing with tho
Rules OF the House Of Aep'
rcscntnttycs.
,..,,anot,on Of an Obsolete Joint Rule
for Counting Presidential
Votes.

,tta ,tftyESfESTJ.

c..,,o, Dt,patth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
u,amyaroS, u. G., Nov. M.-Ge,,. iaf-
~. i"s nat been permitted To spend the tlny
pela "",.tlv. far, although here OIL private
w.! .!,a.a us he llns brcll compelletl to see q
oSss 'us.. ,nnuv ucotle. All the leading otlcfnls
e'xasa ,,,n,, him. and this afternoon se called
'Asr eaas ,ha PRESIDENT. In tho Senatorial fight
up'I W nlto bptween Secretary Sherman and
~ H. o Foster GclI. Garfield will take ITO part.
~ ~, t.;anJ he sait: ~ will hold myself
a,oot from this complication, aid not aI'ow
nv rielt haud 10 know what my left haha
dosth.n Gen. Garfield .-.
n IN ExcELLESr HEALTH.
Tn vll dispatcl, his business hero as q1llck-
H. ~ a. nosstblp. His ntlxicty Is to get away
hafor, Congress conyenes, anil GU to lils
1tau,o+ homo and spcnd his first winter in
nh,o for twcuty ycnrs. ue will rent his
s,reet house furnished for TIC winter. IN
oecnnant has already been found for It, 1t Is
Iii In ibe person OF Nal. Swain, Of the
o,mv. At nil events, SOME one has secured
:, a. Gen. Garfield declined an oIfer to pllr-
chasa It made by Wisconsin Congressman.
ANpS6 TIE CALLERS
nnro Gen. Sherulall, George @. Gorllnm,
Zen. Van Vlict, Col. Rockwell, Robert q.
1nnerso], md Assistant Secretary French
NJ thu Treasury Department. George
G. {;o,ham had n long conversation
With lin. The PrcsidcMt-elcct said to
onc caller: my visit and Its objects
en-, bc summed up very sllortly. I NH liera
on strictly private matters, mud will remain
two or three days. Whether IL Is two days
or three days will depend entiEcly upon how
much time tint business will demand"
EVEN THE WASHINGTON "rosr"
finally abandons tho fraud cry, and this
morning says: at may he stated. wittlout
tsar of ofTense or contradiction, that Gen.
Garfield has beoh elected to thu Presidency,
will bc 50 declared, a:ll, barring [tnprnbnbie
accidents, will be inaugurated on tie Ath Of
March next"
4 Nu3t1Eit OF SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS,
now In Washington, will Gull upon Gen.
Garfield to-day, nud urge upon hin the pro-
pdety Of putting Southern nnan III the Cab
Inet. These Southern MIN have tho lien
that Garfield has decided not to select n
Cabinet officer from my State which did not
cuta Republican Electoral vote.
, 1880-11-25
OUIO.


H0TTEHWUHIII 19 FUR sIlEHMAHs
8ptciat Dtspa!th t. The Chta9o Tribune.
WAsutSuToS, D. e.. Nov. at-aIat. Hen But
tcrworth, Of tho Second Ohio District, Is In tho
city TN hrtef business visit. In reference to
thuuhio scnatursiip, Mr. Duttcrworsh crprcssed
tho belief TINT II scerctAry Sherman waits tho
oilicc he csln have It. Mr. Shcr!nat,, he says, has
ulrcady received au expression Of tho confidence
Of tho people of Ohio ut Chlcngo when hia nnme
vus beforc tho Republican Convention. Tic does
not think that confidence hus been withdrawn,
or is likely to bc now, provided Mr.. snnrinnn
asks anything at the hands Ut hls Stuto.
, 1880-11-25
DIIIS(tI.AHY.'


Special bE1palth to Tia Chicago Tr4bunt.
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Nov. a4.-A iIerring's snte
In the agricultural machinery Office OF A. D.
Vcddor was burYlnrtzed this morning. Ono
hundred md tlfty-tlvo dollars IN gold was takcn
mud Slsj In bills wcro tlken out, but wcre left
OIL the floor. Evidently tho thluf was n former
cinp!oye, ns tho sufc wAs unlocked, aud. being n
folr-tuinbtor lock, 1t could not have boen un-
locked without IL previous knowledge pf tho
combination. TIC Sheriff and Chief If Police
nrc ut work nj tho cnse, anu,' having tho
measurements of trucks In tho snuw, mny soon
lt allD tu report un HrreSt-
, 1880-11-25
WISCONSIN,.


Sptctat Dttpaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. M.-The Hon. Phtletus
aawycr, who has bocn in this city during tho
pnst three days, left for Oshkosh this evening.
There has been a notable gathering OF Wlscon.
ain politicians here this week, I'LL being animated
over tho Senatorial struggle now progressing
between Sawyer and Knycs. The friends Of
each nppcar to be very confident. 4 great u,any
ot the men who bccatne pledged to lloyes two
ycnrs ago l,Mvu broken falth with him, but
Senator Carpenter appears to fnvor afr. Keyes,
md this fact is 1t source Of disappointment to
tho former faction.
, 1880-11-25

IOWA.

8ptetat Dtspateh to 7ns CHICAGO Tribune
DEs MONIES, IT.. Eov. 2I.-The stnte uoard Of
CnnvAssers havq declared tho voto on rres-
dontial Electors; Garfield, 1B3,004; Hancock,
105,s5i: Weaver, iE,s:7; Phelps, u,lt- siIson!o,
4S3; Dow, Prohibition. l60. Tho urrenback vote
for Weaver is 113i7 loss thnn tho yoto lust year
for Campbell for Governor.
, 1880-11-25
0lPHTHERIA,

Bpft4aI Wtpal<h u Ths Ehfta9o IF1bita*.
WATERFOWL, Wis, NV. .a-nfphthorla II
very prevalent in this city ut tho present tltno
and quite yIrulept In {oEu,, Last week nr. und
Mrs Z. II. b1uxzy hurled two sons with thu tlls-
taso, nua ycslar4uy th0ir Ultlest buy tltt1.
nHed yeMra- III tho family Of Hurry llersnes,
In thu First MAr4, two kuiIs dlNst aiutaluy
each uthpr.
, 1880-11-25
BUCHANAN IL CO.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.-The Jury IN tho case
1f Dr.. John buchanan, Mnrtin Y. Chapmut,. .Ialll
Tho,uus vun Duscr, Charged With conspiracy to
defraud tho Government Ut S5,t00, tho amount
OF tho rucogrlzn,lco Ut tia ilrst nacd prisouer,
returned u verdict Ut guilty ta to iuuhu,lat, mud
Chapman, unll ucquiltAt as ~ Van Dusor. Tho
triul Ut liuchauan l,pan thu Charge nf swIndl!nK
uild usnH tho null for thAt purttuso Ia liked for
TurRUnY NExt.
, 1880-11-25

La CROSSE, Wis. Nov. sI.-Apheus s. Footo
was to-lny sentenced tu five yenrs ln tho rpn-
tentIary ut WAnpun ut hnrd labor. Foota was
fnr year or more Il purtner Of brick potncEoy.
tlndor tho 1lrtn aatlo ot p0nteroy l. Foosc. pub
fishers nf tho La Crosse daily mud weekly Dc,no-
crut. Mr. Footo has been In iatI here slnca Inst
sprlng, thon arrested for forgery. The notes
forged covered imn,,nts from f8,0Q1 to $s,u00
against his tMthar-tn-law, Inmus Vincent, a
prominent lutibeEnaI here. This c.lsf hns
awakened tho deepest interest Ut tho cttizens Of
this plAGe.
, 1880-11-25

BT. Louis, No., Nov. 23.-Tha'!tluus lsabcr. WIN
killed Mrs Frederick Schuendler on tho 14th ii
August, 1a;a, WIS to-day found guilty Ut murder
In the first degree. Tho woman was tho tnothor
or Llxze Schuen'ller. who bud been IlAber's mis-
treas. Hhe hnl sepHr,tted thetn nHtl persuaded
tho Ylr tn onter nlut, IL life nF PROSTITUTION. At
tho tiing OF shouting the old wGtl.A, ElAGer hrel
ssIlllnln silUt through \ doorway aild Inortally
wounded LiIxlu SchHtndltr.
, 1880-11-25

CoLuMnus, o., Nov. .s.-uov. Foster tonight
declined to commute tho sentence Ut dcnth pro-
slo.lnced upon John Ctilthan for tho mur1!ur OF
one Vomoy In Woostor. O., o1o yenr ago last
scI,tu1utur, CallihAu vii! 10 hung ut Wooster
QEp j,
, 1880-11-25
FIRES.


7
LANCASTER, pa., Nov, 2i.-The warehouse and
grain elevator OF II. u. Gsatt e. Gu. was t5c-
strnyed by fire this morning. The building was
owned by II. q. Graft, md valued at $,ts}; In
stirred for x9,6o0, The contcnts of tho building
consisted " grim. apples, posatoes, and tn9acco.
1t. Lot1s. Js.,icrnan L Co., and jessn ftnnck.
Total loss on contents. tSDulD: insurance, <2,,u0
, 1880-11-25

Special Utsis1teh to The Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,. Nov. el.-Lowis NJ. Wcbbor, OF
Winnebagu, who came to this city II few lays
ngu und brcamo Intoxicated, and, when being
nrEestcd, RESISTED tho otlcer nsanuc1l TINT tho
prisoner hal IL tu frchted somewhat severely,
lltutl ths afternoon. Tho deceased friends hav0
entered complaint for u,utlsIa1,xt!ter aKa!hst
hIarallall OIylln, ind hc hus given himself into
custody
, 1880-11-25

Tho alarm from Box u. ut o:15 yesterday
morning WINS cn,Ised by sparks frt,m a chimney
t'.tttnY fire IL tho roof of building III NJ. s,i
Portland avenue. nwneu and occupied as Il
dwelling by Henry retun.
, 1880-11-25

Ilnapront,, Pa., Nov. ek-4A fire bruke ont in n
ynnblnx-rom ut tho Co!cvlte h|i-towr this
evening" aild. bcfnrc It could tc got un'lcr cntI.
trol, thtr.y-tlsc buildings we're burned. Tic
structures consumed tmllraeu tho principnl
hotel aud aturvs. Rough estimate Ut the luss.
&EHu.
, 1880-11-25

with cream and let them grow dry while stir.
ring them over tho lrc: add more cream. anu
cD,lt!n,ie a4IlIng for nearly a'l hotr; turn mem
tntt, Il dlsh, md hfOWn thom on tho top Win
sa1ltu audcf.
, 1880-11-25

Eptttai DIpateA to The Ghteaeo Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mtnn., Nov 9i-The roaus hero arc
refusing freight for tho East, saying they cunt
gut cnry ut Chicago.
, 1880-11-25

9ptttaf Dtspateh 10 The tHttdso 7rfhunt.
Tot.Epo, T.. NDv. A.-Specn's tui,accn- Ba!t
fuctory wns entirely destroyed by sir this after
mon, throwing twenty tncn out Of employment.
Tho tutnl it,ss will EXCEED *10.0UD: insurance IN
stuck. fl.ttU: On machinery, a5UJ. Thu warks
will he rebuilt.
, 1880-11-25

ST. LOUIS q: SAN FRANCISCO.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24.-The earnings 1T tho ST.
Louis s. San Franctsco lsuilroad fur the year
ending Nov. Fl show an tncrease OF over II mill
lDn dollars. The eAruiugs fur 1870 were Il l5J,-
w; for ls90, ,a51 ,Jl3: iucreasc, 81.
, 1880-11-25
NOTES.


QREEHAW AND ITA|tNI8ON.
Special D1pdseh 10 The Chteaso Tribune.
WAsItINnToS, D. c., Nov. .4.-Tho Impression
hero has BECAME 10 strong that 1pn. Harrison
will bo clacted Senntor from Indiana thAt tho
friends Of Judge Grcsham arc beginning to tAlk
Ut his fitness for a Cnblnot position, ultller as
Secretary Of War or Attorney General.
QUITS.
There ia anothor movement contemplated by
the Democrats against ono Of tho Iowu districts.
Representative Springer oums TINT Cults, tho
Republican cloot1d to succeed Weaver, Groon-
backar ought not to be seated, and tNat precincts
weru thrown out, which, II counted, ns they
should hnyc lee,l, would have given tho Dotno-
urats - majority.
, 1880-11-25

L1vKRpoOt. N0Y. *a.-Asrlyed. tho Arizona.
u!wH.
rllILApELPta1A. Nov. si.-Art!yod, 1adtaua,
fruln Liverpool.
, 1880-11-25
CONVICT, SHOT DEAD.

GONV1CT EIl1}T I1lENU.
SAN FnANcIsct', Nov. a.-bfu,iday four COIL
ytvts attempted 10 break out Ut tho dtAts prlson
Mt Futso1n, hy climbing through skyIt9ht In tbs
,naln building. Onu Ut tlun,. I. 0lbs0n, was shut
dead 0y tho xllpy4lS Thu utherx Weru captured.
, 1880-11-25
THE TURF

AUGUSTA, Qt,, Nug. .t-At tho saccs to-day,
In tho thre9-tluArter lnlle henta;
kiNK Uufchaihn.. r..-...................a
lIpl1 3il...,s
Ttme-l:.l; l:.l.
Hurdle race, two miles, over eight hurdles: :.
, 1880-11-25

File uK your E0rila with lilo +" Jnpnlieso Corfu
File" II VIII surely cusu und eu4 puIn - eGuta-
, 1880-11-25
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC.

The Central PacEfc l<aIlroud Conrany's report
for tho ycnr ending Dec. 81. 1917. bus recently
been Issued. Tie Compuny worked during tho
year IN average Of 23ld.u. miles NJ road, the
mileage standing Ut the close Ut tho ycar ~ fol-
lows:
Mutn tne San Francisco to Og,lcn. miles, Hsl.aJ
DreK,,n irtt,ctt, t.tlsurie to Krdtl!nx 49,. l67Gu
SisAlM Branch, LuthrJp to Go.hun...... 1865
Oakland and Ausilu4lu sbUrt branchus.... H.U3
SIN Jpse Branch. Ntlus to San JUsu........ l7.Gl
Total Central Iacltlc. 1,sl3.13
Northern and Sim l'ablonnd Tulnre. 16f05
Herktley DrAtlcl. 3.14
California Pacific. c.......,..............1t5.A
IAts,tdUr brunch ..,....................7.I
Stucstun and E1pprr.lpoIs. ........ 4V.W
Los Angeles aflI Sun uegU. s1.G0
Los Angeles md Independence. 1888
Southern Plcitic. ............ ....... bj)..5
Southern PAGi!c OF Attzunus.,..... lH..N
--1,l2G.Gaa
, 1880-11-25

Apsompt and pleasing why OF eastng asth1mtlo
whceLiuG. Uso lfalo's lluuUy Ut IiorcAuuud ailti
Tar.
pike's Toothacho Drops euru III ono minute.
, 1880-11-25
The Vanderbilt Burlington-Santa
Fe Combination Hoax.
Railroads at st. Paul Unable to Garry.
All the Freight onorod.',,

burlington. To- complete st,nc tlr,u!ty rcxnruv
thu buitliae Of tho inc rrpm ilutneston to
Shenandoah: vnIth it had beu', nprcod At Sev
York Il short time ngo. IL build Jointly
+, l,'o ~ ~ -" rarsin, ~ I'M 1,nr,i,yton and IT.
,1s,t,,, ,s.n. w,,.t, ,.os., .,t,n.
nv c,nfs tr ta
or tho lue, which could not bc arranged ut tho
linn, TIM St,v yurk ,nfnIinu WI, hcIfs As Mr.
Hopkins was not ubic tn come III here ut present,
he tfiumphrcys) was Just out West. he ugrccl to
takc tho load on sr. Hopkins shoulders. Sir.
o,u.., ", =, ~, i,,,,..'
.', 1te' anu sse.ys.'us nppssa's tat ~ 1as .'e
to shenend"nh was amoat'v und sn.i.foc.urlly
tqg ; " slssl!y e p!'sst1's @ .n, ,o,,,o,a IT,
vas Soiceruci shore was to un1lcty 10 brIuy
about cessaton pf hossL!ttcs by t1lakins cuul..
unlcr no consideration cAttr upon my ur.
r!Ren,ett except Hpot tlo ter.'s of the New
i x,. Mu M %s, s II a,t tue S 81 5
lie, and bis ruad llnu ccrtainly t,,'sdc u cs,ti.
Geell demonstrated since thnt tho WalMstl ls
anl after ,,,, l,aslng. secured ,, '.s ,sr.
When tho New York Nrf;'n9siacmt was tnt''s air:
humphreys HHlA ti0 ljIDtD14 AG1ILfnl WIS tl3t
t.!keti Into consideration Tho lslea wns TINT tho
Wa1Mlsl, wns to vet si5 pur cent IT the business
ANd Tho Alton t'Jti t'er cunt. This vas eertatny
III 1Nrgc proportion ns tic Alton coltld well de-
tllNt!t tic felt quito certAi.i that President
n!usksons aYrecd 70 this nrruneeGtnt, yet y II
ELECTROMAGNETIC. % @ ii lit. iowev.r % tis iIay % be, % sho
wabasi, would not rucete from the position 1t
Ind tnkcsi, al,d would mike no peace except
llpun thu terhs Uf tho New furk agreement.
which he considered perfcctiy fA!r a1,d lust. iie
gould seu IN rcuson why tho lllluuls centrui
shona +. eosle,sd y L's ilns Or %ly i
suu l,ltl tho Watu,st wero the ui,ly direct st.
Louis lines Frnil Chicago, ind tiu other lines
!tto cons!icrntlon y, tllo fortnntlgn OF poll! y
ill., H. f., 1''s"s " 1m;ia f. nm,,1 ,ss
shnre Of lilo trujlic, hut ii hal no
through linz. nor lid It run ans through. lE,ns.
Only tho sleeper runs through un TINT Hue. n,Eu
tne miastES ,t ls. m ~ "ss l,d w ~ u % IT,
i.me. mid II Sften hanpet,s tt1nt tho q. Luuls
passengers huyu to walt several huurs at Ellnx.
iMin tor Chg vandnlta connection. II tug n
tn & ,, ~we ,, ap & ~ ,sn,,t :,.; o.;
nfinr ii,,..4 ,.oriG In Tnrn,.d init rntii vii,
eqlInl j,Istfcu demand shnre Ut tho business.
'rlus the EastGrn llltn9ls could form linz IN
and ,h9 s nfYtoi rIs9 sonid iorIn through lno
81: .,'g!ssys ssys @ IL expscts see wanas, ,,,
:" rGneh a1s Merat IT, Iwe1h ;, ont sree1 N no19t
o1 o o rs S y tno ocoa , " no Jo
IT, tr.ins theTe. Thy Wabsh wpad no lonysrda- e
I!ies sho e ssa,s y b aihsSs ro''tss sf nat sns
@ ~ s ~ ,'., ~ r's sH
| VIA no i,ncassIty nr k.MrtnT in Tia nrrs..t,t
| l,,H rates. Ii tho Alum m,ll tiic other
| Western ronds would n,!yance their rutes to
sea nKafes as VII! eiian!o taou1 70 nset tao
wmr"efnr i,,stn.,t4.' ii fn A.. fn.,is nni II ia
, 1880-11-25

lM!4aatntt.
A0Hk sssso
IjMt-t;E5
Tho mile uud q quarter dlsh was Won BY t}n.
brsel; Mnrk L. SECOND, Inclto thirl. Tiine,
M.fEL.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-02-04
A Foolhardy Trick.

One evening last week, a young man
named Elmer Severance, who was
working at Smith & Caters camp,
bet one of his companions quarter
that he could place dipper of cold
water on the stove and hold his finger
in the dipper until the water began to
boil. The wager was accepted,
Severance held his finger in the dipper
quite while, but was obliged to with
draw 1t before the water had reached
boiling pitch, hence he lost his bet.
On examination it was found that the
finger was completely cooked, it pain
ed Severance so that he was obliged
to quit work. and come to town for
medical treatment. The probability
is that the finger will have to be am
putated.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-02-04
Correspondence.

BRADFORD, MIMI, Jan. 3Oth 80.
Editor Union:
Some time ago noticed in your pa
per call for correspondents from sew
eral towns, among them Bradford.
There was a stipulation, however
they were to be live correspondents.
Having waited in vain for some one to
respond. |. with perfect knowledge
of my inability to represent our town,
have ventured to cali your attention
to the fact that Bradford is not dead
by any means. The industry and ac-
tivlty of the inhabitants may be seen
manifested these cold wintry days by
the loads of rails, posts, wood and
larger timber, which we see passing
daily. The town is improving rapidly
every year. Most of the wild land in
the western side of the township was
purchased last year by parties who in
tend moving in as soon as the spring
opens. Some have already opened a
small part of their farms to be ready
for crop the coming season. Mr.. F.
E. Mckinney and Mr.. Andrew Eric
son have each lately purchased fine
span of horses. Oxen had got too
slow to keep up with the gro wing
prosperity of the town, and the am.
bition IN the minds of the farmers.
Miss Lille Goodwin is teaching in
District No. So IN Bradford. Report
says the school is both profitable and
pleasant.
A gentleman of this town Eve will
not give his name for fear he might
be little sensitive about its getting
into public print) while dreaming of
getting into tight place and trying to.
defend himself, seized his wife's cheek
with his teeth and bit it so hard as to
leave the impress of his teeth in the
flesh. Some might say this was poor
way to excuse what might be the re-
suit ola family jar, but any who know
the parties will appreciate the joke.
though rather a rough one on the
lady. Having tried to show you that
we are alive. not only in waking, but
in sleeping moments, I will make my
bow and retire. MAD.CAp.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-02-04
Al Card.

Professor E. II. Oryall would announce
to the public, that lie is prepared to do
Justice to all who may patronize him i'll
his rrofcssion-shaving, sl,ampooing and
halr-cutting in fashionable style. Ladies'
and chidren's hair-cutting speciality.
Razors honed on short notice All work
promptly and neatly executed, aid salts.
faction guaranteed. A liberal patronage
- solicited Two doors north of Court
House, Main Street, Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-02-04

With eight columns added to !.s former size with
Hos "abseriectng Press which prints in one hour
fourteen Thousand complete papers. with their osyes
folded cut and aste at the back, it takes equal
raGE in sizc contents circulation, mechanical power
and In Il. the attributes Of
= Tirst-C!ess Newspaper,
With ths leading Chicago an! St Louis tailies Those
arc ita only rivals in the Northwest in the extent and
completeness OF ts for the collection of
general AID Northwestern news which, il addition to
tho ordinary acsries of the Associated Press embrace
a*iaeyexended system OF Te!csraphic Specials and
mail correspondence from WstlnlI.ton, New York,
Boston. Chicago. milwaukee,, MADISON, Des idoinss
anu I'll prominent news ccu:ers in the Northwest.
It's Field O; Circulation
is immense embracing Minnesota, West Wisconsin,
Northern Iowa. Dakota and Manitoba. Within that
field which embraces nearly two million people, it has
no rival or competitor except upon its eastern or
southern frontiers where it disputes possession with
tho great Chicago daes. Their peer as general
newspaper it is far better adapted than they to the
needs Of the great constituency whose and
erests 1t especially represents. throughout all this
vide thcater of its circulation it maintains in all its
cities and towns q LARGE CORPS REPORTERS AND
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS, whose daily Geographic and
mail reports reflect the current daily history of this
whole region FROM Lakes Michigan Superior to til
Rocky Mountains. .@.-
A Leader OF Opinion.
It need not be said that the PIONEER PRESS BY its
Intelligent, candid and independent discussion of all
the political financial and other topics and issues Of
the day, has long maintained high place among the
journals which recognized not aa the organs but
as the leaders and educators of public opinion Tho
interest of its columns will be enhanced by the fact
that this IS the year OF another presidential election
which promises to be of the closes. and most ex-
citing i'll the history OF the country.
Its Improved. Market Reports.
Cans3icnoHs among tho new features Of the PIO-
NEER PRESS WI: be found .lIn greatly extended and
improved character of its market reports, special
attention being piynn to the local grain provision
produce and hive stock markets w.ii,e pains ex-
pense IL spared to tie latest: fullest and most
accurate Information by telegraph Ircn al the leading
western and eastern IoVd ce,iters.
-.s TERMS:
The DAILY PIONEER PRESS. seven issues pc.
week. postage paid, year. 90
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-02-04

Princeton is the best market in the
state for corn and oats. Farmers re.
member this, and also bear in mind
that you can trade to as good advan.
tage in Princeton as elsewhere. .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-02-04

Mrs. L. Staples has paid his 5000
licepse-for the right to dispose of
vinous, spurious, fermented and malt
lquors-into the village treasury.
Add $35 of a U. S. tax, which makes
1926 in all. No small sum to raise
these days. .....
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-02-04

In the early part Of last week, Mr..
Isaac Gillespie, of Greenbush, had
two young rowdies arrested for kill
ing his dog. The trial came off be.
fore Justice Nokes, on Friday. The
accused were discharged.