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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-01
arative for the years 1879 and 1880:
Total acreage,
Increase,

Charles Trip was down from Shell
Prairie last Tuesday, and informed us
that practical road had been looked
out by himself with the aid of two
Indians from the Shell river to Wa.
den, and that the citizens on the Prai-
RE had authorized him to state to the
citizens of Wadena that they were
ready to meet them half way with a
we'll opened road. The route lies
from Wadena six miles northeast to
the west side of Mr.. Cooks farm, and
from thence direct north to the Shell.
They propose to bring their road to
the Red Eye river, if Wadena will
build the balance to town.
*'Coming events cast their shadow
BEFORE" even so does the small boy
announce the coming of the Fourth
of July by quietly depositing fire
cracker under every dumb beast he
can conveniently approach. 1tpleases
him immensely to watch the change
of countenance which takes place in
the innocent face Of cow as, per
chance, a cracker explobes under her
fore feet. 1t is a matter of surprise
to the COW and is SO depicted in her
usually mild eyes. They will laugh
almost to death when they succeed
in getting dog to smell of a fire
cracker, just as it explodes, and OBJ
serves his frantic sneezing opera.
tions. For this do we celebrate.
| Mr.. W. A. Bryant, of the firm of
w. A. Bryant & Bro, Aldrich, was in
town Monday, on business. He in
forms us that the firm is putting in
another store six miles east of Aldrich,
at place formally known as Grants
landing, but which is now to be laid
out as a village under the name of
Clemmens. He says there is a good
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-01

chance for town there, and, having
been in business on the frontier for
some time, his judgment is reliable.
The FARMER wishes the boys I'm.
bounded success in their new depar.
ture. BY the way, the new village will
want a blacksmith, carpenter and sew
eral other interests which some of our
eastern readers will do we'll to investi-
gate, who wish to come west.
The Little Falls Transcript is out
with it's prospectus for its daily edi-
ton, which is to be issued some time
in August. Mr.. Stivers in the course
of an article to his patrons, remarks:
eve have seen but very little Of the
miserably small souled disposition to
enjoy the advantages of a good local
paper, without bearing proper share
Of the expense of it's support" Mr..
S. is to be congratulated, and Little
Falls can claim the palm of being one
Of the best newspaper-supporting com:
munities in northern Minnesota, of
it's size. The FARMER too would di.
rect the attention Of outside readers to
it's advertising columns with a feel
ing of pride, and claim that for VIII
lage of 800 population, it is hard to
beat.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-01
The New Church.

The following lumber is needed for
the Methodist Church building, and
parties wishing to contribute lumber
will please govern themselves accord
ingly:
1000 feet of dimensions.
5000 6 ''roof and spire boarding.
$500 s: common boards.
$4,000 shingles.
$500 feet of siding.
$500 s. " flooring.
$500 " finishing lumber.
5000 lath.
For further particulars enquire of
a. n. Peach, the contractor.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-01
Another Big Building.

Another Big Building.
The large store and Opera House of
c. H. Peake's is yet unfinished, and
another is under way on the opposite
corner. Messrs. Baumbach & Meyer
have purchased the corner lot on
Third and Front street of S. S. Gard
ner & Co., and their little office build
ing which has so long stood there has
been removed farther south on Third
street, and it's place is to be occupied
by building 3Ox80 feet and "a feet
high. A large force of men is to be
put upon the work at once and the
building pushed to a rapid completion.
Sixty feet of the Front street end of
the building is to be occupied by the
general merchandise store of Baum
bach & Meyer, who propose land what
ever they propose may be relied upon
as fore'gone conclusion) to put in the
largest and best stock of general mer-
chandise in Minnesota north of St.
Paul and Minneapolis. They will GER
tainly have a very fine store, and as
Mr.. Baumbach has returned to ILL
nois to close out their establishment
there. the entire capital of the firm
will he invested in their business in
Wadena, making one of the most
wealthy concerns in tho Northwest
The remaining 2Ox30 feet will be oc-
cupled by the Bank of Wadena, with
offices in the upper story. The whole
building, inside and out, will be con-
structed and fitted up in true metropol-
ltan style, and will be a great addition
to the village. Score!
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-01
Wants the Farmer,

Baldwinsville, n. Y.
EDITORS FARMER:-I want to sub
scribe for a weekly paper from your
State for a short time,-say three
months. I want one that treats a lit.
tie on agricultural, and finding the
name of yours, I think it signifies
about what want. I wish you would
send me a copy of your paper, also
price for three months, and by so do
ing you will oblige one that wants to
learn of the west. Yours,
S. A. MELOL1NG.
We have sent the FARMER to Mr..
Aleloling and hope it will prove what
he is looking for. The letter is Il fair
sample Of many the FARMER is receiv-
ing every day, some of which come
clear from England. Our township
correspondents can thus see the neces-
sity of making their letters as regular
as possible, and also to be careful and
make each letter contain some statis-
tical facts in connection with their
crops, social, and educational advan-
tages. In short, make each letter a
little newspaper for their town, and
thus have it represented each week
before the people who read the FARM
Err, many of whom are east and south
and contemplate change of residence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-29

by VIRTUE Of decree of the Corporsii "
- Court fr the ,iy of Alexandri, vs., ren.
dered at its July term. 1850, in tho cause Of u
:. Watkins and wife ct ais W. John T. Evans
IT,, Inc uLdtr5iGncd. commissioners th ereil
nsmea. Will offer for ss!e BY public suction, in
iront of the entrance to The Court room, on Fair.
lax stre,t IN The ciiy Of n iexsndtis, Vs. on
SaTU kDAY the 26tn day OF August, 1880. st
IL o'clH OK m. the following property 10 wit:
mol: House and Let No 81 south Roy al St,
east side.
No2: Hous, and Lot No So south Royal St.
east side.
No 8: House and LOT No 45 south Royal st.,
west side
No4: House and Lot No 47 south Royal st
west side
Nos: Beuse and Lot No % south Roy 81 ste,
west side
n 6: House and Lot No Is south Royal st.,
east side adjoining S Z. BaggUtt On bis north
lne-su6Ject t. any clsim he may have for inc
use Of his wall.
Not: House and Lot No south Royal St.
west sIda
No s: House and Lot No south Roysl St =.
west side
Nos House AMI Lot No SO south Colum' u:
at, West side
No 10: House and Lot No IS yu.h Co'unbus
st.. w"st sida
No IL: Vacant Lot corner of Columbus nnd
Wilzes cts.
N II: House and Lot No go Prince street -
]ubject TO q rent charge il fee OF S. Der snnum
No IL Hcus and Lot No l42 Wolf ST., be
tween Columbus and Alfred.
NO "a: House and Lot No SO King strec
formerly occupied as q store By Jno Z Evans,
decd
No l5: The south House ard Lot Of the three
frame "e'ii:ga on the court in thp square hound
ed by Prince, Duke Columbus and Alfred sts
NO 1t: The middle House and Lot on the
above named court
No II: The north House and Lot OF the th roe
in the above nsmei court
NO 10: The House aud Lot on w'sL side of
columbus street, BET Wolfe and Wilkes
streets.
No 10: House and Lot adjoining above No lS
on the south,
No 70: tract OF land containg lGl aces,
more or less in faiffax county, Vs., with the
improvements
Terms Of sale: Cssh enough 10 pay expenses
OF suit and s,le and he residue Of the purch. .se
money on a credit Of six twelve and eighteen
months; the )nds Of the purchaser or purch4s.
ere to be taken with good pers NAL security FIR
the deferred payments with interest rom day
OF sale. and the title retained until all the pay
ments are made
S FERGUSON BEACH ro
CHARLES Il. STUART, "onsi fs.
GEORGE WALEHR, oloHiS'
ly26-2aWts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-29
By Green & Wise, Auetioneers.

RY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court
- for the county of alexsndris, Va reDdsr
ed at its May term 1880. in the chsncery cause
of Waters, surv:v .ng, vs. Kelly It ais , the un.
dersigntd commissioners therein named. will
offer for sale by public auction, in front of the
entrance to the Court room. on Fairfax street. in
the city of Alexandra, Va, on SATURDAY,
the 2S:h of August, 1889. at II o'clock M, the
following described property to wit:
A LOTOF GRUU y with the IMPROVE.
ments thereon, in the county of Alexandria,
Va, beginning on the west side of the Washing
ton and Alexandra Turnpike 1874 feet inches
north of the first street north OF Montgomery
street; thence northerly with said turnpike n
feet, more or less, to J. Wlther's line (formerly
Csz ,noves y theI o. south with said lin. II feet,
more or less the1 ee essterly by straight lire
to the beginning.
Terms of Sale: CASH enough to pay costs ol
suit and sale, aud the residue in three equaI in
stslments at one two snd three yeArs respec-
lively, with interest from the dsy Of sale the
title TO be retained unit the purchase money is
fully paid.
ALBERT STUART, | Comm
Ii. o. CLAUeaTON, ! of Sale.
jy26-2.wts
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green & Wise, Auctioneers.
SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ROSS
LJN FIRGINId Opposite G GEORGE,
TOWN u c, LNPRO VED BY A d VEL
LING HOUSE, STOKE. STABLE DC
BY V.rtur Of decree Of inc Clrcui: curt o1
alexandria county, Virginia rendered at tie
May term, jS9J thereof, In the sui. Of Anna
Hills Vs. Hanna and Jchrston, trustees. &C.
The subscrlbers IS com missioners Of sale, 80.
pointed by said decree, viii fer for sle e, pub
lc auction, On the premises on WEDNEo
DeY, August 25lh, 17e0 a! 5 o'dJck NJ.
AOIS NUN oered one, Two and three, in sou ,re
numbered three, in the town of Ross'yi, rir
glLis, with the improvements, consistil OF
U DWELLlNG HOUSE, store stable sud neces-
sary outoui!di gs and lot of fruit trees
L. rms Of Sale prescribed by decrea are {:
Sl ZG5 - with Interest from Decon Der 20 1877
st per cent. and s33 A. taxed c,sts tt suit in
CAS- the residue III g. II and Is months If or
said ss'e, with approved PERSONAL securi y If
Terms CT GALE are n2s complied with witt one
week tr IN the day OF sale, tbs property will be
resod at the risk end cost of the defsulting pur-
Chaser, of.er three day s. notice in The Evening
Stsr newspaper Of Washington. D. G. Convey.
ancing aL purch 7spr's cost.
ALBBkI STUART,
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON oomm r.
l!uncarsOn ~ RFo ulu ;,-:d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-29
By Ones 81 Lucas, Auctioneers

FRUSTEES SALE-BY virtue OF deed Of
l. trust, bearing data on tho S.h day Of Octo-
Der. 1879 executed to me by Jsmas w Deevers,
Of Fairf,x county, Virginis to secure to NJ B.
Harlow, of The city of Alex .ndria Virginia the
pay ment of the sum OF SIT 80, with iaterust
thereon at the rste Of sis per centun per annum
from October 1st. 1879. til paid will sail st
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
10 front of the Royal street enr .ncc to the Msr-
ket Building. 10 tie city of Alexandria afore-
said. on ATURDAY, tho 7sh day of August
1889, at the hour of twelve o'clock m sll that
TRACE OK PARCEL OF LAND, sitnste, ly-
ing and being in She county of Fsirf,x, end
State of Vrginis. containing twenty slx acres
two roods aud twenty poles. and being part Of
the resi- est.ts formerly belonging to the estate
of James Potter, dec .ssei, and designated in the
division thereof made 10 the year 1868. az lot
No. 3, ADD moro particularly described in the
above mentioned deed, snd the deed tro1 Peter
PuImsn and wife to said James w Deevers.
bearing date February IA b. 1868 and of record
among,he land rec >rds of Fairfax county, liber
l. No fJlio lS
jyS-td JAMES CATION, Trustee.
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y . u l s SION NERS' SALE
VERY DESIRABLE FARM
UPPER f, UOUIER

by virtue OF decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
Fauqu'"r clunty pronounced on the l4:h day of
Apr, 1850 in the cosncery suit OF Rector's
Eeirs. VS., Rector, the undersigned commission
ers OF sale Will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder in front Of tho store snd ware.
house OF Thomas Glasscock and Q II. Walker
al Rect rto pn station, in Fau1uier county, Va
on WHDNESDa the 11tb day Of August,
100 the t'itowihg trsc:s Of land being the real
estate of the i.ts Thomas William Kectyr:
let. A TRACT OF LAND lying in the coun.
ty OF fauquer containing 10 acres.
"a OHE HALF OF AN UNDIVIDED
TRACE or LAND in Loudoun county Va.
containing % acres with lot Of four acres "a.
Joining thereto
The farm of 10 sores in Fauguier county is
widely known as one OF the m ost productive and
uss'raote fsrms IN upper Fauquer 1t is cit
uattd midpsy betWesn KectOrtJ 1n and Upper.
vile IN the heart OF the b ue grass section Of
Fauql'sr. "a miles fro h c:ortown station, w.
=, NJ. y. II. The land Is OF the first quality
IN desirable neghborhood w.l wstered, we'll
fenced and IN good condition ten &C es in tim
Der and the rem anGer cleared; twenty acres of
Inc clesred and arc II cultivation the remain
ue' IN &ooa ua grass There are on the farm
meg and comfortable DIV ELL G and other
improvements, all IN good repair; spring of
h'Ver 'aling iree stone water near the dwelling,
ana young pesch end apple orchard of choic.
1T mora desirable farm in the bus grass
s"cHon d upper FsuGuier seldom CORES into
market.
The tarm in LouS1un county is we'll located
Ia desirable nelg lborhood half mile from
tpper0Ile; the !sn of fret quality 4 acres in
TE"1t,Vann1 IN reu ai1der we'll set ,n grass. The
DWELLlNG HOUSE, is comfortable
Terms OF Sale: CEe tenth of the purchase
IN n' Y IN cash the residue in three equal snnu
y ins tanents. For the deferred payments the
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per
sonal security to bear interest fr, N the lst dsy
OF January, 1881; the title will b, retained until
the asst payment Is made xnd the land resold 8.
the risk OF the purchaser if the terms of ssle be
not complied with.
- Both farms are rented for the current year
!iooI The purchasers will have sesding priv.
eges ms year rs to the land il cultivation and
iu!l possession on the first Of January, 1881.
q b. GIBSON,
w. a HUDSON, }Com'rs
JOHN ALEXANDER,
Fauquier county, jy Its
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BOOKS, sTAFIONERY, etc.
LITERARY REVOLUTION
STANDARD BOOKS ALMOST CIV
EN- 4 WaYI

By an arrangement the undersigned has been
appointed sole agent in Ale1sudria for the Sale
Of tho publications. of the NEW YORK BOOK
EXCHANGE. Catalogues aud + rces furnishei
on application. Among the wonderful things
Wbicn have been accomplished for the lovers of
good books by the literary revolution" is the
reproduction of ofCHAMBERS' BNCYCLOPE
~ at mere nominal cost It is verbatim
reprint of ,he last English edition. in Is vols :;
over l3 0O0 pages, clear non psrell tyne, hand
volume; 10 volumes now ready. Special ter ns
during the present month for the complete work,
&c Just think of Smiths Bible c.ionary 81 !;
Tsiue's English Llter,ture s5c; or Plut.rch's $
Lives 3 vos. Sl 20; or Mscsusys Ess.vs 3
Wis 81 10; or Rollins 4 noiett History 81 rs !;
or Mitton's co nplete works, 60c; or Shakespeare
complete S5:, ard so on through the list. Evo
ry body c,u hsvsa library CT choice books at
these uricss. ESQ. i. FRENCH,
j,23 SO and 95 King 81.
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W B&H AND EssAE.

(;0AA Goa,
We invite the attention Of daslers lid coz
.umer: tc our large Stock of CAREFULLY
tShF RED COAL OF tho following vsr,stes:
LyEsN'S VAELEY,
LGRBEkKY and
SHAMO&iE RED Ash.
diIh HSh Gree burning srd hsrd) %
also GBOkGk'S GREEK, ,OUMeESLAND
and B.EN VIVA SFLiNT, from West VS.,
AsNing Goa! specially, We aim to keep only
No dIdh G3I GRADES. snd having two large
storage fsrds, asch variety is hep. sepu.sts,
!nG is especially prepared Tor family uss
srds tOored, and al Coal sent uu( WELL.
TIES Y IVA
Dealers, families, public institutions and rlar-
nlscto!les supplied ct lowest lasrksl rste-per
:on OF 2z4o lbs. I. }. MEHAFFay i CO.,
teh Whsrf aGd Yards :oot Il Queen ST
>3oAi W~I
ENkLl
On rap wtsrf sat ln srr,ve ,lrrina be sessn,,
it;i! stock #
<NTEaROIGE,
uUMESELAND and
WEST VISGINIA GOALS.
ot ossi quality,
sud well scTeuad. vii be pleased To
supply cly trioncs and Customers at low as. mar.
s@l PRICE Dslivered at houses cs:a OF bosts,
cGr Ton Of 224U lbs
e' ~ \. &SCOT.
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SEGAa. NOTICES.

IIHHlNlA: In tha Clerks ctice of the Cir
cult Court of aIe1audri. couutv, on III.
10Th day IF Juy, 1876.
Peter shields, p.int,G, against Henry c. Jew
| I'll snd !holoss Jewell, def .ndsnts
! Mono. he OH ct Of this sui.l. t, alt.ch the
interest Of Il. q. Jaweli u lhs lsn6s cf which hi:
iather, william .l"@eii, died sez d aud prs e.s-
| ed, snt subject h. =-m1 - tns psyr!ea. cf 3
deot ot Si25 with iEterest .hr-scn al the r.te u
Ten per cent ner aaLum = m the 3Nh day ui
September 1877, and ST O. c,sls OF judsma
| 10 The Supronie CCurt OF IT. Ui5lricy o: CaIum.
ols subl' CT to credit CT S55 rs Of March 81,
| 877.
The defendant Henry =. ,!awen no. hssinp
entered his appearance and given security accord
Ing to The act Of Assembly and til" rules of this
he is not resident OF this State, il is or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect h,s
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in The Alrxandria Ga
zzette' newspaper published in the city of Alex
drla once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
tnls coubty' A copy, test:
ClsnghL"n & Wiser u. a. jcl3-alw
NlRGlNlA at hules held IN the Clerks
V otti2e Of the Circuit Court of alexandria
county on the 9Th dsy &c July, 1850
e'yuE west JGhh novel and, i!MUr spencer bnd
Hehr7 q Wytert Sheriff Of Alexandria
c3untT AtUinrtr>tor Of Msllc'i Whcstcrs,t,
nis'n'n sRsiHst b"nismln austir, Amelia
austin hl- wife, ard C!sie ce 81 B~rton,
trustee, d"f"ndn.ts, In ch.ncsry.
=. N em The OBJ" ct Of this su is 10 enforce the
hen OF tas pinlnt5 against ID. reh! estate of toe
defendant, njamln Auslin. lying il tie ~
ty of Al, xAnGrIa, Va. ard to suoj ct the same
10 srle in order to satisfy said Ii'ns
The defendant Clsre' ca N. B rlon not hevinr
entered hls appearances and given security &C.
cordlng TO the act OF Assemy, and the rules of
thls Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
be IL h9t n resident OF this State, it is OF.
dored that said defendant sppoar here with,
IN one month after due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to protect his
interest. IN this suit; and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Gs-
zctte, u newspaper published in the city of Al
eXnndria, once week for tour successive weeks,
and posted st the front door of the Court House
Of this city. a ccGg--.est
BENZ, AUSTIN, Clsrk.
n Clsngftfn, p q jy8 ~4w
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II AkVEST TOOLS st s6 King, corner OF
"A Royal street. Alexandria, Va On hand
and for sale, wholesale and retail, Genuine Eng
lengths; Imitation EngIish Grain Scythes,
American Clipper Scythes, shsrpened and set
Bush Scythes and snaths, Kites, Plain ard
Patent Scythe Snsths. Beres Scythe st mes, No
quality; Beres Grind Stones, from 20 to roc
pounds, TO which we invite the attention Of pur.
chasers. Small profits; quick safes.
my4 T. CREIGHTON & SON
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Jno w, Mohler Aunctroneer.
Fairfax county iel4-v4w

TSkUSTfE'S SALEM FAIRFAX-By vir-
4 tue If deed of trust from j. u. Crocker
and wife, Gated Aug l2.h, 1874 and duly re-
c,rded IN the land roc rrds OF Fairfax county.
vs. AID for the purposes therein mentioned
shall otsr tyr .aie by pubic u2tjon in front of
the COart House door, at Fairfax g a., on
MON usust lG.h, 1880 (court d ~ at u
m the TX aCF OF La ND Conveyed by the
above deed contsining l3l and Sl.lOO acres, ~.
lng upon the road losd:ng fro Lewensyil to
Langley, All ming the lands of SIN ,ot Peacock
and 1ihsrs, and knowa as the DOR Crocker'
place
Terms Of Sale: Cash
NAAM-N PEACOCK. Trustee.
Fairf.1 county, Va July l2-wts*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-29

HAND SAWS st So King street. corner Of
Al Rovsl-Just received sI other supply Of
LON DON SPRING STEEL HAND SA WS,
whice We are selling at low figure; also lot
of lcw priced Hand Saws from Is cts upwards {;
wholesale and retail
inlO j T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-29

Special contracts will be msde with yearly ad-
7srtjsars. ..-'E '..-.f
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4 GkICULTUHaL GOOJS-Gel uine Eng
a lish Grain and Grsss Scythes, American
Clipper sirs;n snc Grass ScYtbes, Grass Hooks,
Scythe Stones, Hay Rakes, &c. st wh )lesale
and retail. jas. r, UAtLIM & son
myZ6 65 hing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-29

EARhEkS. ATiG TIONI-HAKVsST
4 GOODS atJAMESF + CARLIN & sons,
63 King street. Alexandria. Grass and Grain
seythes, Grsin Cradles, 5cytbe Stones and Ri.
flea, Hsy Rakes and Snsths, at loves. cash
prices u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-29

" 1861 la: In tha Clerks Cthce of the Cir
cult Court of g exaudri. county. on the
10Th day IF Juy, 1916.
PeLar Shied.. nl.louI. nua:rst Harry G Ia,u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-29

DLAIN WHEELS at sS King street, corne
l. of Royal, Aiexsndris, Vs-We are still
selling the above wheels, which have given gen.
ersi satisfaction to our Customers both ss 10
quality and price. Orders received for any size
wanted.
apl4 IT CRRIGHTON & SON.
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BY Green j. Wise, Auctioneers

puncanson g. Brn. S.lpsm4n iv;d
, 1880-07-17
IRISH REPUBLICANS.


The following wero the resolutions adopted Mt
tho recent lrlsh-Annor1can Republican NuttouRl
Convention et indianapolis:
1'eware]. That wc hereby accept and ratify tho
PLATFORM and resolutions adopted by tho HtpuU-
!c4i Sntioral @ Convention assembled ut Chicago
fscso[rttt, Tint in tho nomination of tho Hon.
Jarncs 4. Hnrf}Cll for President, and tho Hon.
Chester 4. Arthur for Flce-I'rrstient. tho He
publican purity, rErFcnts for our sutfrnge cand-
we hereby un'I,tuIiue,lIy pletix. i!ie,is.
HcsutFttl, Tint while holding AMERICAN citt-
zensh!p to be general designation utlscr which
w perform our dulles to tho Milton. ~c ". b.
tncH 1t h not nnly proper hut tlir bullnter duty
IL Hct spcclully III 1rIsh-A American Republicans,
nrEAHlxch IN every Sintc Htlu district. IND I"
nlittcn to nia In coping with and }efentiug our
DetntMratc oppl,rr.ita
hfs"FrHi. 'riHt tho Democratic purity BY It's
;nd partfsan lrytsation in TIM tatc and preccd..
lng Compressor. Al y ntssi,aeselng III tho t1sc 1T
fraudulent tissue e;.IlH;s, rtly aud shotgun
Sulw. sntln!latnE A1ncrtsan citizens IL tue si.-
sttnw1I itself fuu to xaUal government md to
the cAusu Of TrcGdutn.
I't<olrftf. That the members of Tho convention
prncect Mt tnce to organize themselves Into Il
Nntl0nat organization TO he ktnwn rs tho IRISH
AMcrlenu Republican Ienu,io, And thnt the
members of 4hts lrnEne nn's present pledge
r 1nH,e.et ~ tn6Ir t rrt iny s , rant1s 'nSis
Trish-A -Ainrricanl 1teinlIicnn clubs wherever Mt
u! pr:tctlc,!tI!c. Nnd that upon tao organization
uf Any such club It's officers l,e lnatrcte 70 ~.
Tkrt tho zhlHe tn thu Secrs:tnry nf tho EMuonnl
Executive CtmInIttce, tt rho rn.l that y correct
ree9r' nlny 'e kept Ut tho prt'Tre+s Of. our or
Itxtitx1i. Tint these resolutions utnf tho nd
mil placed everywhere p,sslt III tho hanls oE
sh-AntcsIcnn Republican ctttzens.