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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks last evening on the guage
indicated depth OF 4 feet 4 inches and
still rising slowly. Weather hot and
murky. Business very dull.
The Andes, or rather as she should
be called now, the New Andes, was ex.
pected to arrive last night, and will
leave on time this afternoon at p. NJ.
for Cincinnati and points down the
river. Capt Charlie Muhleman is very
proud of his boat, now that she has
been thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired, repainted and upholstered. The
boat is a general favOrite.
1t is estimated that about 10000
bushels of coal came out OF Pittsburgh
on the late rise.
The Courier is regular packet for
Parkersburg this morning.
The Bachelor was expected TO be
down in time last night to take her
place as the Pittsburgh packet for this
morning.
The Monitor is on the dry docks for
repairs. .
The Welcome is the Matamoras packet
for this morning.
There is some talk OF new Bellare
packet, and also to be used for excur-
on purposes. &,
The Heatherington has been turned
over to Mr.. Peyton, her new owner.
Captain Ed Muhleman, OF the Andes,
has gone to Pittsburgh, and AL Slaven Is
occupying his position in the office
during his absence. Captain Charlie
still remains on deck.
The Diurnal is being repaired.
PITTSBURGH, August 30-River 2 feet
. inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and warm.
CINCINNATI, August 3O.-River 10 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm !;
rain this afternoon. Arriyed-Schenck,
New Orleans. Departed-Chancellor,
Pittsburgh.
ST.. LOUIS, August 30. Arrived
None. Departed-My Choice and barges,
New Orleans; Maude, Memphis; Arrow
and tow, Liberty. River IL feet on the
gusge. Weather cloudy and warm.
VIcKsBURG, August 30.-Weather clear
and warm; thermometer SO. Up
Raven and barges. Down-Thompson
Dean.
NEW ORLEANS, August 30.-Arrived-
Montana, 81. Louis. No departures.
Weather clear and warm; thermometer
90.
LOUISVILLE, August 3O.-River rising
slowly and I feet in canal. Weather hot
with some rain this evening. Departed
R. r Springer, Cincinnati to New Or
leans; MILAN, Memphis to Cincinnati ;
John Porter and tow, Pittsburgh to It.
Louis; Tom Means and tow, Ironton TO
st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, August 30. - Weather
partly cloudy and hot; wind east to
south west and back TO northeast; mer.
curry "a; barometer 29l. River 8 Clio
feet scant and falling. Port List.Down
Mary Houston, Fashion, 1dlewi!d and
Anderson. Up-Grey Eagle, Tharp and
Gaff. Business fair.
CAIno, August 30.-Arrived-Gold'
dust, Vicksburg. Departed-Parker
Memphis; Golddust, St. Louis. River
10 feet 4 inches and rising. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 80.
MREPHIs, August 30.-River rose 4
nches-Arrived-City OF Greenville,
vicksburg. Departed-Will Kyle,
Cincinnati; Shinkie, Cincinnati. Wealth
er warm.
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Municipal Court-Judss Cranmsr.

Court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ. yestsr.
day. and its attention was taken up
during the day with the following:
In the case Of Armstrong, COen 4 Go.
va. Theodosia McGinnis ct al, in chan.
Gerry, O consent order was entered in
favor Of the Commercial Bank.
Judgment was entered in favor OF the
plaintiffs for $220l4 in the case OF Pick.
ering, Grant & Co. vs.. Parker Bros, in
assumpsit.
In the case Of J.. y. Delaplain, Son 4
Co. vs.. Keller Il Schuener, in assump-
sit, judgmentfor $S85.5l was entered in
favor OF the plaintiffs.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
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LIVE sroCK.
IaN Ldpersy.

EAsr LIsEkry, August 30 Cattle Re {.
ceipts since Friday 2.77l head; oil
through stock and l07 head OF yard
stock; total for week ending this day
4,049 head Of through and 8, 1888 head Of
local stock, against 4,l97 head Of
through and 3,775 head Of local stock
for the week before. The supply IL
about equal 90 far this week and al On
hand sold out 1t about the same ~ last
Monday. Shipping steers q 85(S5 90;
fair 10 good butcher stock q IS; CON.
mon and light stufIs $ 2503 60; stock.
e1 and feeders in light supply $30o037S
bulls, COWS and staQ 81 1904 90. Sales
to-day Its head; 80 loads or 663 bead
were for the New York market; the bal.
snce TO country dealers and the local
butcher trade.
Hoes-Rscsipts today s, As bead; To-
tai 10. the week IA, As bead aeainst t..
070 head for last week; Workers q 10
5 90: Philsdelphis 8 3506 Is.
6hesp-Receips to-day $40 bssd;
total for the wesk 1850 bod aesinsi
100 hsed ios 1T vssk; ceiling lais q
3 500A 80.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY ~ MUSIC.

ANNbtNt w HNS4N'
To night, st this place OF amusement,
Callenders Famous Genuine Georgia
Ninstrels will be on the boards, and
rhe prediction is made that this, the
first amusement troupe TO put IN an APP
uearance in this city this season, Will De
'.reetpd with crowded house. These
.,Ciorrd men have good reputation, as
the following extract from the New
York SIN will show:
"They tell new stories utter iresh
iukes. and prove themselves one OF the
best Minstrel Companies that has ever
performed in New Iolk city. Every
sony MAS encored some two or three
times. They had a large audience.
''cHmD Oh THE STATE"
Next Friday evening the Hoey x
IIsrdie Combination will present TO the
lhea,re-goers of Wheeling the new
-oclety drama. written by Geo: Hoey,
entitled Child OF the Sta'e. The
Opera House will be opened for the sea-
SON on this occasion, andth appearance
Of the house AMI the excellent piece to
be presented on the boards cannot fail
TO please every one. A New York ex-
change in speaking OF the drama says:
"Had "Child OF the State" been
produced earlier in the season il would
have undoubtedly had one OF the longest
runs on record at this theatre; Tor It IS
inll OF fire and movement, and gives the
company better opportunities than any
play that has been produced this sea-
son. The play was a decided and un-
mistakable success.
The combination will be here for two
nights and a Saturday matinee.
EMMA ABBorTs NOVELTIES.
Miss Emma Abbott viii begin her
season Sept. 9Th with strong company,
with James W. Morrissey rs her maoa-
ger for the third season. The princi-
pals will include Julia Rosewald, from
the Vienna ana Dresden Opera Houses,
The heroine of the MERRY Wives OF
Windsor" Zelda Seguin, who will create
the roll OF Carmen in English; Pauline
Maurel, called the American Venus de
Medici, will he the page OF Councils
Romeo and Juliet" Signor Brignoli
sill essay Ta@po in "l-a Xingari,"
Thaddens in "The Bohemian
Girl" ior the first time in
Erzlish. and Msnrico al Trovstore" in
English; VIM. Castle Is TO create Don
Jnse in Carmen" and Lithgow James,
. feet . in his shoes. and said to equal
stanley at his hest, will be the baritone,
making Mephisto in Faust" his role
lie attsque. Miss Abbott will create the
heroine OF "Mireille" The Lovers PHI
grimagel, and with Castle will illustrate
the lyric and osculatory fervor pertain
ing to "Paul and Virginia" Romeo
and Juliet" and The Gem OF Peru"
IGuaranyJ.
Thus Miss Abbott is once more ahead
with the only novelties in the Grand
English Opera tor lSS0-Sl.
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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
xxrllf- Eo...ola GallnDA

This institution will open its Fall
Term Wednesday, September LIST.
Miss Lille Courtney Cook, OF Albany,
y. Y, has teen secured to assist in the
musical department.
Prof. Carl Hermann, Of studtgardt,
will remain in charge OF the Conserva.
tory of Music.
Miss Annie Logan will take charge Of
the French school. Miss Logan has
been studying the past Summer at the
Chautauqua University under Prof.
Lalande, the acknowledged best French
scholar in the United States. Miss Lo-
gan will introduce and teach entirely
the natural method.
The College has been thoroughly rem
ovated during the vacation, and its ex-
terror and interior appearance ID neat,
elegant and attractive.
Board OF Trustees-Hon. c. d. Hub
bard, President; DR.. 7. H. Lo9aE, Sec
rotary; d. G. List, Treasurer; Benjamin
Davenport, Esq, A. w. Campbell, ESQ,
H. X. List, Esq, Augustus Pollack,
ESQ.,. Us. Rhodes, Esq., Samuel p. Hill.
dreth, ESQ.,, Hon. A. J. Sweeney, G. X.
Wheat, Esq, Joseph Bell, Esq.
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Transfers.

The following conveyance OF property
was on last Yesterday admitted by County
Clerk Hook to record:
A deed made June %, 1880, by Joel
Nuzum, of Marion county, to jeremiah
Sevill, OF Marion county, for a certain
tract OF land located in Ohio county,
containing ten acres, more or less, being
the same conveyed to Joel Nuzum by
Samuel Craft and wife. Consideration,
$500.
A deed made August Is. 1880, by
Mary Bender and G. III. Bender, her
husband, transfers to Nicholas Hell, OF
Marshall county. the north one-third OF
lot No. l66, in Chapline and Eoh's ad.
dition to the city Of Wheeling. Consid-
eration - GO0
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CHicAeo, August 30.-Tbe .Dro,,
Jossnal reports hog receipts q 900 49,
shipmens 1000 head. Market stssdo;
rood 70 choice heavy shipping scs;yy
and stronger at s. 00G5 IS; comnon , y
iair mixed a 5o04 90; light s. ~
5 90; thin erases3 plenty.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head: .b;,
ments 1900 head. Market steady. co,p
mon to medium s. 50S4 30; eooJ :.
choice 81 5065 90; butchers ouie, " "
steady 1t 81 zoos 30; scalawaps 81 .s
erass Texans 81 GOES 25; COWS 81 ~
500.
Eheep-Receipts 1900 head. MARI,
firmer; common to medium $, GOA m
Good TO choice 81 20S4 10.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August 3.-Beef C,nl.
Market more active and best pr,js. !.
shade better; very best li65ic: ~,
quality 3i(G4ic; medium 2iG3ic o,S;
nary 2l(G2ic: most sales at 3.@ lie n.
ceipts 8, 365head.
Hogs-Full supply but only modern.
demand; prices shade off; quotation.
6l67lc. Receipts 1860 head.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 6. ~
head. Sheep 3iS43c; lambs 4 ste.
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Cheap ExcuruionR.

The p, C. d st. L. Railway Company
Panhandle Route will sell excursion
tickets to the Columbus State Fair, Au-
gust 3Oth and 3lst and 6eptembef Let,
Sd and Sd, at the rate Of q 80 for the
round trip. Tickets viii b good for 10
turn passage until September 4th inclu-
Give.
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pleasant and E6sctuAl."

PuKsLEY, w. Va, Nov. q, 1879.
Wssrs. Luugliin Bros. e. Co.,
Please send us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. ! have used Il in my own
family, and found j. not only pleasant,
but effectual. MARrIx & DoPLER,
Of Dopler 4 Lewis.
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Weather Indicstiona

WASHINGTON, August 81, A; Nor
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta
tionary or lower barometer. stationary
or higher temperature. easterly winds,
and partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, falling barom-
ster. stationary or higher temperature,
easterly TO southerly winds, partly
,,oudy weather and occasional rains.
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fnermomcter Record

A. taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store:
SUNDAY.
Is7s. ISL
- " NJ * ~ ~ ~
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Cheap Excursions.

The p, C. & St. L. Railway Company
Panhandle Route) will sell excursion
tickets TO the Columbus State Fair, Az
eust SOth and 3lst and September lst,
ID and Sd, ut the rate Of "a 80 for the
round trip. Tickets will be good for re-
turn passage until September 4th, inclu.
ive.
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DRY GOODS.
New YORK.

New YoRK, August S0.-Dry Gos,,-
Business was less active today on a.
count of the stormy weather. Cotto,
goods in steady demand York and Eve,
EFT designs advanced SIC. Prints in "a,
request and Lancaster fabrics rose to
SIC. Ginghams continue active. Men.
wear woolens Quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31

The Bone and Muscle producing Malt,
the Nerve-quieting Hop, the superb Ma
larial antidote, Quinine, and other prec-
ious ingredients. combined without fer
mentation. are the ingredients Of malt
Bitters," prepared by the Malt Bittsrs
Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31

Music LEssoSs.-Professor Louis Was
resumes instructions to pupils on the
piano. violin and in thorough bass,
September l. Application may be made
At hisresidence, "a Twentieth street, or
At Sheib's music store, Washington
Hall
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OF the first stain or speck beware
That on your teeth you may espy,
There is bv far more danger there,
Than at the moment meets the eve.
Use sozoDoNT without delay,
And thus arrest the first decay.
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Mra Annie N. Sheib will resume her
course Of vocal instruction September
Am. Application may be made ct her
rooms fli3 Main street, second floor,
jrom 10 - u A. y. and 2 to4hN.
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TEE B. 4 o. railroad viii sell tickets to
the State Fair at Columbus, Ohio. for
$3.50 the round trip. good rom August
SOsh b September eth, inclusive. This
Fair viii be held August 30, 81 and Sep
tembef I, 2 and &
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mbeelins Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 70 New Advertisements

Opera iiOuse-Emma Abbott Opera
Company. u.s.
Clam Soup I.unch-white House IA
loon.
Meeting OF the Fourtl. Ward Hancock
aud English Club.
I.CSt-Cow.
Wante,l-Bell Bow and Porter.
Opening DAILY. Blnm 4 Bro
Head Of Local.
Letter List.
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ATTENTION. PARENTS. To
make room tor Fall Goods, we
will sell boys aud ChtIdrens
suits at cost. Oehm ~ TO-,
CIotI,iers. I3aS Market 81. A<a.
iOining Opera Hoslse.
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Written By his life long fneni. Hoo. -
Yoney, an author OF national isin' .,,s,l,,sss
dent sdmiref of the superb Syf.ri; %
the ilfe Of the Hon. wv. VI, EN'Ls -
work Il liicially endorsed. 10. ~. o.
ly popular. and selling hFysnh -, req
best book, best terms. and full Tsr.f' IS
dTcss HUBBARD BROS. Atiana, Sa
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CHARLESTOWN ACADEkY,

CHARLEsTOwS JErffHspS 'O.s,iI
~ W. Va. A thoroughly Pf',NfaD'l -,
for College and Unirniiy fulI Ahf -,
raiu, for instructions In the sc.'i'n~. '.
l1gue giving coure 81 study. 'sstH0s'a' ="
&H. n. KABLY. A. n. PnosN
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4. blum ~ Bro,
il04 Main Street.

s-Io giyc the .adie, chance to irspeot
.,,f Incoming new stock We will keep our store
men from A. 4 until 2. n. on snd aitef the
rrst day 81 sept rber. esa
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CEN. HANCOCK.

TINE BONANZA FOR BOOK AGL,I.
J. selling our splendidiy hiu'H''"
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nm AAtNN STOPS. sub Bas.
uh(1ANS Couple. NoI ,'.e'y ~,
ONSSykINO yOY Humans. ssni@ - -,
warnnted, only ~ Piano. 80 NJ 49,,
free. Addrpss DASIEL y. bEsrTi' W,
ton. n. J.
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about the charge that west Virginia, as
a mart of the "Solid South" repealed
Immigration. You know how Sturgiss
harped on that. What are the facts IN
the case?' =.
"Well, in the first place, take the list
OF capitatious assessed since 1868, when
for the first time any approach to accu.
racy could be obtained. This simply
means the list OF voters, or, as the law
says it, OF the white and colored male
persons over the age OF 81 years. In
1865 they were 62,76l; in 1866, I2,l22,
when many returned to their homes
abandoned in war; in 1867, 1929: In
IS6S, SO, 1927: in 1869, 1886; in 1870.
81. 40; in 1872, s4,O+i; in 1873, 91,4li;
in 1874, lOO,S57; in 1878, l0S,9i2; in
1876. los, 35S; in 1876. ll0,S3l in 1878,
ia. 749; in 1879, 1880, and in 1850.
l9l.OOO. How is this for Bourbonism?
Let us fill these dead figures with lie
and let them speak. They show an in
crease OF voters since We took
hold of things Of forty per cent.
But this is hardly fair, for the. asses.
sors can not get a full list oil
capitations. A better showing is in the
census returns as shown by the Cincin-
natl Commercial. The New England
States have gained but l6 per cent. in
ten years, the Middle States 10 per cent,
the Southern States % per cent, the
Western States 80 per cent. and the Pa
cific States "a per cent, these two latter
have, as We know, grown a. by magic in
this period from the overflow OF emf
grants to that country. And vet only
seven States Of the Union have increased
more in ten years than West Virginia,
she increasing 60 per cent, or running
from about a., OLA in 1870 to 70S, 900 in
1880. Radical Vermont improved at the
rate Of per cent, and Jim Blaine's
Maine at 8 per cent What becomes now
OF the Radical lies about our loss and
shrinkage in our population, and our
failure to promote immigration"
zone point more and am through.
Do you know, or can you tell the figures
which show the Sheriff 3 collections, un.
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-12-16
GLENWOOD NOTES.


From Our Regular Correspondent.
GLENwooD, Dec. Is.
A January thaw has come before Christ,
mas. 1t came right after big dance in
our town hall.
Our new Enterprise" makes q neat APP
pearance, even where it is blank paper
Competition is the life of business, whefe
business is very plenty, where it is not the
fate of the Kilkenny cats is in waiting.
A Norske cut down was had on Sunday
night recently, in deserted house.
Liquors flowed freely down thirsty Threats.
Olewas left tight, and fires were put out
In the morning he was found with frost
bitten head and hands. He it was that
had the Belgian indicted for theft and Sent
to Jail. The Belgian says the old traps
were given him by Ole.
meant to say all the county officers but
one, that were chosen at last election
were Scandians. They are none the worse
for that 1t is the Norskan privilege tC
choose good men they knoaO, as they have
the majority. The county superintendent
of schools is a Hibernian Scandinavian
and the Probate Judge is Dutch Norsk
an. They are call honorable gentlemen,
as Mark Anthony says. Our county audi
tors are auditing matters before the county
auditory.
Your correspondent has been pretty free
ly and furiously assaulted with false charge:
for trying to tell the plain truth. He may
sometimes be misinformed, but ofteneI
misunderstood. did not say in recen
notes that certain county officers were
drunakrds, hut that drunkenness in sucl
offices are disgraceful. The coat fitted 81
we'll they put it on. Director" SHOULD
have read doctor" printed" should reac
presented" "a chiefs among them tax
ing notes, and faith he'll print EN-" i
they produce Burns.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-12-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev Charles HOLMAN left Tuesday on
visit to friends in St. Paul
Mr. E. J. Jones left for Milwaukee last
week to be absent for short time.
Charley Rohne will leave this week for
Minneapolis to be absent until March.
Charley we're sorry to have you go.
Herman Kerl. wife and family, left
Monday for Dane county, Wisconsin to
visit relations and spend the holidays.
Messrs. T. E. Hcenan and G.. NJ. Gilti.
nan left Tuesday morning on an extended
visit to their homes in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Dillon O'Brien, arrived on Tuesday
evenings train and left for Graceville to
lock into the condition of affairs in the
colony.
Mr. j. Fletcher Williams, appointed by
the governor, for some reason or Other
did not come up to investigate affairs in
the Connemara colony.
DR.. and Mrs. D. r. Sutherland and fam
lily left for Poughkeepsie, New York, Oh
Monday last Mrs Sutherland was called
home by message announcing the seri
GUS illness of her father.
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Benson short distance below, but, fortu-
nately, in short time. the storm subsidized,
they discerncd house in the distance, and
with joyous hearts and renewed hope they
called all their remaining energy into
requisition, and made u desperate effort to
reach shelter. They were successful, and
reaching the house they were taken in and
kindly cared for by the occupants, Mr..
Brady's family, with whom they remained
until Monday morning when they went to
Benson for medical aid. The hands and
faces of both and the feet of one were ter
ribly frozen, but it is hoped that amputa-
ton of the frozen parts will be unnecessary
and that by careful nursing the frozen
parts will be entirely healed. What a
narrow escape from death of two estima-
bic young men ? In the mean time no
anxiety was felt at the farm, as it was sup
posed they remained i'll town, until after
the storm subsidized on Sunday afternoon,
when they failed to put in an appearance,
Mrs Breen, as no men were at home, in
formed her neighbor, Mr.. Hope, who i'm
mediately informed the village. Early
Monday morning Hancock was all excite
ment business was suspended and every
body turned out to scour the prairles in
search of the bodies, as no one dared to
suppose that they could have survived the
terrible storm. Different directions were
taken and one party struck the trail and
followed it, and they say that they must
have travelled at least forty miles in zig
gag course, and had once during the night
passed within thirty feet Of a house, which
they could not see on account of the blind
ing snow. The excitement increased until
Monday evening, when Mrs. Breen received
telegram that boys and horses were all
right in Benson. To the people of Hal
cock great credit is due for their kind
heartedness indomitablc zeal, perseverance
and anxiety to find the missing ones as
soon as informed, and they have the heart
felt thanks of the friends and relatives,
and also of the two unfortunate young
men. j. j. IS.
Hancock, December II, 1880.
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IEIfA7, NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, 1
County of Stevens. %.

In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Peter Olson de-
ceased.
on reading aud fling the petition of Charles
Olson Of Morris, representing, among other
things, that Peter Olson late OF Framness on the
2lst day of October. A. d. 1880. at Framness died
ntestate. and being resident of this county at
the time Of his death, leaving goods, chattels,
and estate within this county, and that the said
petitioner is brother of said deceased. and pray
ing that administration of said estate be to Peter
Anderson granted: 1t is ordered that said petit
ton be heard before the Judge OF this court, on
Friday the 14th day OF January, A. D.. 1881, at 10
o'clock A. M. at Morris in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons In.
terested, by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day Of hear.
| ing. IN the Morris Tribune o weekly newspaper
printed and published at Morris in said county
Dated 1T Morris the nth day of December, A,
d. 1880.
By the Court.
Probate HEZEFlIAH BRAGG.
Seal. i35t4 Judge of Probate.
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Land Office at Benson, MINI, J

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim before
the clerk of the court of Stevens county at the
county scat, on Thursday the Goth day of January,
1881 and secure final entry thereof, viz: Wyman
Baker, homestead application NoJ&S066 for the
southwest quarter of section IA, town l23, range
A, and names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous re idence upon and cultivation of
said tract viz: Henry c. Teare, Friedrich DeCoster.
John O'Brien John Daley, all of Morris, Stevens
county, Minnesota. 35t5 D. S. HALL, Register.