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1OSO COMPLIMENTS Is

1OOO COMPLIME ENTS 1881.
DE LA sAIsON.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR GIFTS.
DO NOT PAIL TO CALL AT
X. FEERANDINFs,
ARTIST IN HUMAN-HAIR WORK
LADIES' HAIR.DRESsER,
6I3 BROAD STREET.
lie has inst received n large assortment of all
Kinds Of FANCY IMPORTED GOODS, suitable for
CURISTNAs PRESENTS Ior ladies, gentlemen,
and chiIorep--such as
GOID-PLATID GILT, and JET JEWELRY;
NEW STYLE FINE SlLNER IUCk COMBs:
CELLULOID and GENUINE IVORY HAIR.
UAin oRStMFNTs. OPERA-FANs;
WORK. GLOVE. jFWELRI-, PEkFUMERY-,
and DKEsSI Nc BOXES;
WRIT NG.DESKS. &c:
FRENCH aud ENGLISH PERFUMFRY
ZINE XTRACTs COLOGN NJ and SAVONS from
the celebrated houses Of Lubin, t0udray, ana
Ptnaud, OF Paris, which he offers at The very
All Kinds OF HAIR GOODS always on hand, and
HAIR JEWFI4RY made 10 order-such as
CHAINS. RINGS,
EAR-RlNGs.
PINS aud CH ARMS.
elsewhere X. FERRANDINI.
2i.5t els Broad .treet.
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J1RENCH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS
COMMISSION.

NOTICE y hereby given thai the Comn,ssroess
s',te. OF Am. riea and The french kspubfc Tor me
s.semen, oE certain claims oi Ihe ciiifrns OF etnsr
c,uptry axatast the other. consiaJed January Aos
1880" have sppOtnted
WEDNESDAY, DgcExBsR 22, 1889,
s the tay Of their drst meeting To transset ou,i.
nsss Te treaty VI loyices that every claim thai %
presented To ibe Commissioners wlhih psiioo Va
s,x rsspths FROM such retfieg .,, -.
Parties baung claims ander this treaty VIII piez.c
for GARD the memorial and o'hef pafs 70 hs sss". ~
| of lhe resoscilve Governments, at No. Iolp
rvsl Washington, d. G. The sseni for ne pr9ss-
casioa OF 4 msr,ean esims assin.t tue fisasn nc
naslso Is ZION, GkOGaE =. Bop1 1wsLL lne agent
ssr ,he prosecu,,on OF treDen CLAIMS agstDss me
| WASilN b. PknDRiCk,
| seere,.rv On the oar, OF ihr tni 81 Sste;
| LtUNcE LAUGH
| A,u"S ae 10 We
| ~~.1Ov a IN Inn WORN NEATLY aks
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FIRE-wozxs and TeRPEDoEs at ASroSI's,
Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
sad End Of a Hunting Trip.

PROBABLE DROWNING OF Mr.. CHARLES n.
MORRISON AND DIR. JAMES N. VEST, oP THIS
CITY.
We learn from passengers who came Up
on the steamer Ariel last evening Of the
probable drowning Of two well-known and
highy-esteemed citizens OF Richmond, DIR.
James Marshall Vest. residing at No. 1904
Broad street. son Of DIR. Richard s. Vest,
and Charles Il. Morrison, Of the firm OF C..
r. Morrison Il Co., druggists. No. 25l1
Broad street, who went to Charles City
county on Monday last with the object OF
partridge On their arrival the
weather was too stormy for their In
tended sport. and they took a skifi
at Wilcox wharf. on James river, to
go to Herring creek ducking, taking along
with them c0lored man named Brack-
EFT. Our informant, who saw the party
leave the shore between 2 and O'Clock
Monday afternoon, said The boat was quite
small, and was we'll settled down into the wa.
ter with the weight OF the three men, their
guns, and ammunition. A strong wind bad
been blowing nearly all day. with snow and
rain, and at this time The waves were high
and threatening 10 all small crafD These
gentlemen not returning to Mrs. Upsburs.
at whose residence they were TO spend the
night, inquiry was made on Tuesday morn
ing as to tbe probable cause OF their abb
seuce, when fears for their safety were
aroused, and diligent search was made IN
every direction until yesterday, but
without avail. Yesterday morning Mr..
Robert Bradley found the missing boat
on the Cnarles-City shore OF the river
two miles below the place Of depart
ure, the seats gone, and broken oar
known to belong to the boat lying near.
No trace wbatever Of the three persons was
seen. nor bad any information about them
been received up to the time the Arie
passed yesterday afternoon. 1t is believed
they were all drowned. Mrs. Upshul
came up on the steamer TO break the
sad intelligence to her daughter, Mrs
DR.. Vest. Mr.. Morrison was about
forty years Of aye and unmarried
DR.. Vest was about twenty-eight years old
and had been married about two yelrs
Eoth OF these gentlemen resided on Churcl
Hill, and had large circle OF friends in oul
city, who will receive with deepest grief th(
news of their untimely fate. They were
also members OF the Bachelors Fishing ant
Yacht Club. Mr.. Morrison being presiden
OF the organization, and last summer sailet
from this city with the little fleet which ha(
such successful cruise fishing and sailing
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IMPORTED GLAcEs, Cherries, Apricots, Prunos,
Fivs PiueappIes at ANToNfS.
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS at ASroSrs, Main
street.
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,vcUANGE FOR PERlsHABLE
EA|n ARTlCLEs.
III COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CORNER BIGnrH AND CANAL STREETS.
.,...h.,, receive consisnments THIS MORNING
=. We Re i,ns of he slchmond sud Alleghany rai.
rG,ac e yRfSRni pRiME ERE fRRsH BurTsR, &C.. &S @
and VIII he glad TO walt n9n nos IN nesu 2, sueh
':Rrssss:ii. Rsrss:i.. oid fssssi. once:
ooK TO YOUR INTEREST.
FouRouREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
42a EAST BROAD STREET,
cARDozo. AI.soP, MOsBY & CO..
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
we.re now agents for the celebrated "FosTER"
KID GLOVES, with patent laced fastenings. These
goods we can supply 10 great variety.
For the approaching holidays we have now on
hand
KID. CASTOR, FUR-ToP, D0GsKiN, BERLIN,
and DRIVING GLOVES, for gentlemen and
ladies;
Mo.iimmense exhibit OF SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
and MUFFLERs, ranging in cost from 25c. to
So;
GLOVE and HANDKERCHIEF
CELLULoID SETS ana CASES,
LUNCH-BAsKETs. SPOOL COTTON CASES,
PERFUMERY. SOAPS, TOILET CABINETS,
bILLER's CYDoNIN, for chapped skin, at 25c.
MD GLOVES for evening wear at all prices.
Useful articles, suCh as
TABLE and PIANo-COvERs, In new designs
and fabrics;
wINE-CLoTHs. DAMAsKs, NAPKINS TOW
MERINO UNDERWEAR forladles aud gentlemen
ranging in cost from 4oc. to So;
CAsHMEREs and CLOTHS for Dressing Robes
FANCY CORDS and TASSELS;
Magnificent assortment Of SILK and CHENILLE
PRINCES at lowest rates. Much money can bt
saved Oh these goods.
For the ladies we have just opened
ULsTERs. DoLMANs, JACKETS, CIRCULARS
ranging In cost from sc 10 500;
MISSES CLOAKS at reduced prices;
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS at much below value.
DO not fail 10 examine our compile assortmenlS'
CARDOZO. ALSOP, MOSBY & CO.,
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
fde l5.eodI
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ExPERrEScE mas PROVEN That PuRcxLt>
LApp Co.'S Emulsion Of Cod.Liver OH hes NO
superior. Take no other asa substitute. For sale
By all druggists. Prize. so cents.
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MAYORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA. December 23. 1880.
VCO THE CHILDREN AND YOUNG
MIN OF THE CITY.

Much compliant and objection has been made TO
the use Of pop-craekers and oib.r sreworks. anu
ne mo-. Sc Of horns on and about Christmas because
of The imp % nd, nee aud excesses OF some VINO IN
dulge IN such port. =, .. ~
/ have been appealed 10 TO stop these sources Of
fnn entirely out decline because think II not only
natural but proper that the young ioks should nave
one day 10 spend In their way OF eD)oymeDt-and
th,y s6a have it as long have power 10 allow -
do. however, appeal 10 those engaging In sucn
fun 10 use some dcretiOn in w. ana whers thsy
know any tue Is si,k or wbs re horses or vehlcFs
are passing ask that tbsy will take care 10 AVOID
ANNOYANCE or harm. -
In not throw crackers at ciiHns or horses pass
ing DO not coDgregale IN 100 large efowds. Dor
stay too long 10 one pace blowing borps and tfy
10 AZ ow tnat Won can restrain yourselves "ntre ~
l. n,cessary Tor the health OF the sek or ia. ssfety
of those who are well. A.. ,oa...o.
In shOrI, ! wish you 10 have foon 'lne-'o eppy
Yourselves but not TO NIT eSeesses or 10 eu.
danger persons or property. ] feel tnst my appsni
will not be m yslD. Hopie9 you may AL hAvr many
returns OF Joyous Christmas SEASONS. ] am your
friend. W. '. tAhh'NotON' - -. "a -,
Whfg, State. and oernan papers copv' deZs-St
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V,HE CHATTERBOX AT so CENTS.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
offer a large assortment OF BOOKS FOR THE
YOUNG, to suit all capacities aud pockets:
HANDSOME EDITIONS OF The BEST BOOKS;
XMAS aud NJ fW-YEAR CARDS;
FINE PICTURES. and an assortment OF BEAuIt
FUf. GOODS suited TO the season. de i9'o&w
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GLOVES! GLOVES GLOVES!
LADIES FUR.TOP LINED DOGSk1N;
LADIES KID in 3. 4. and Buttons;
LADIES' THREAD, lined and unlined;
MEMS LINED DOGSKIN;
MEMS SPRING.TOP DOGSKIN;
MEMS KID, CLOTH, and THREAD;
BOYS LINED DOGSKlN, BUCK, and CLOTH;
MISSES KID, THREAD, and CLOTH,at
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS.
HANDKERCHIEFSl HANDKERCHlEFS!
HANDKERCHIEFS!
l 900 SILK from l21Sc. TO $50;
LADIES HEMSTITCHED from 1910 4Oc.;
GESTLEMEN'S HEMSTITCHED, plain ahC
fancy;
CHII,DREN'S PLAIN and COLORED BORDERS
at JULIUS MEYER SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-24

~ have been using TUFTS PILLS for dyspepsia, +,
and find them the best remedy ever tried. upto
that tims everything ate disagreed with me- can
now digest any kind Of food; never have head
ache; perform my duties as hook-keeper with salts
faction, aud have gained 1fteen pounds OF Solo
flesh. The value ot these pilis cannot be over
estimated Nv q. Schultzs. Column 'td. y. @.
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READ uurzLER BROTHERS, 'ADvEHrrsKxEsr.

Go to AxroSrs before the rush.
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A EnI.t- -MnrruRn WnMAN

A FouL-MoUTHED WOMAN
Is even worse than fOul-m0uihed maD. But no
one need be Bouthed II they will only use sozo-
DON'T and rub It IN well. Don't spare the bru'h ana
spoi the mouth, as some parents do with their chii-
dren v,hen they withhold the rod.
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FROM Or. :. W. HCNTEH

Colden's LIEBlG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF I take pleasure In recommending' always
produces GOOD blood, health. and streRgth.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Nos. 80 AsD 81 LIBERTY STREET.
NOT GIN NEW YORK CITY.
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sMYTH, FIELD Il CO.,

VOUNG, sMYTH, FIELD Il CO.,
NOTIONS,
PHILADELPHIA,
occupy this day thsLr magnificent
NEW WAREHOUSE, si2 AND sl4 MARKET
STREET.
This IL said to be- the largest house In us line m
PnIIApSLpnIA, De eesws Der %, 1850. de 24-lt
V,UE LATEST The weIlk known house
i No $40 yroid street that has formIr'y D..n
ken, by JAMES r. FRY, viii openTO DAY oy kOb.
EXT FREEMAN. where You car ger 'he ""
WINS. LIQUORS. CIGARS. &C.
A. before Tine Hoiei will conIinie onder the man-
agement Of MRS fry. where all en- g.t
BOAKDING AND LONGING
a, tho :owest rstes TO-DAY st IL O'Clock We wiz
a,ys a FREE LUNCH. We invite the patronage
| OF all. ,..sxo ~ rpy A,s>a
de "a, Its Jhdts y. rn ake..--
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FANCY HOSIERY!
FANCY HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN,
FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES.
FANCY HOSIERY FOR GENTLEMEN, at
JULIUS MEYER SONS,
de J4.eod 60l and 603 BROAD street
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PAPETERIE!
in fancy boxes from 12Ac. to 81 at
JULIUS MEYER SONS.
PERFUMERY in fancy boxes;
SOAPS IN fancy boxes;
Japan GLOVE and HANDKERCHIEF-BOXE
at JULIUS NJ YER 4 SONS.
LADIES' SHOPPING-SATCHELS, POCKET"
BOOKS, and PURSES,at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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DOBERT +. HUBBARD,
III ATTORNEY At LAW,
RICHMOND, VA.

OyylcE; Main street, over Virginia Home In
sursnce Ccmpsey lsccond Gecfl.
Adsrew PostO@ce L0ek-Dox 227. oc 2e'sms
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MI MEYERS DOUBLE STORE,
6OI AND 603 BROAD STREET.

UOIJDAYlFOR OLD AND DYOUNG,IPRFSENTS
H0I,iOAY LADIES AND GEMS, IPRESENTS
HOLIDAY BOYS AND GIRLS. IPRESENIS
UOii iDAY USEFUL, PRESENTS
IJoi iDAY STBSTANTIAL. PRESENTS
HOLIDAY ANDOR NAMENIAL, IPkESENIS
Holiday IN GREAT VARIETY ATlPRESENrS
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DOCK AND JOB w0Rk EE1rLr .!h,9 49, =.
40,|| n ,a|GszsD :. 1zs n'afA'0sr
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LADIES NECKwEAR!
CREAM and SPANISH LACE TIES, WHITE
MILL, TIES, EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TIES,
SPANISH LACE and NULL FlCHUES in i'm
mense variety at JULIUS MEYER SONS.
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NFCKWEAR

GENTLEMEN'S NECKWEAR!
500 CK.SCARFS at 25c.; SHIELDS from
35c. to S1.25; WINDSOR SCARFS. WHITE
and COLORrD TIES, BOYS TIES, SHIELDS
and BOWS, cheap AZ ., . e,,,.-.,
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Go ANToNrs before The rush.

Observation-Disclosures
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10
AEash Vow.

A striking cooking delegate is Gen. a.
b. Norton of the Texas delegation. When
the presid ency zen. orion was one Of
his warmest SUPP ortess, and in q rash mo-
president he would neither be shaved nor
shorn, and he still keeps his vow. His
long " hite hair and beard are q sight to be
seen. Gen Norton appears to be fully IS
years of age, but is still actively engaged
"a business being the editor Of the Norton
htelligencer 81 p Has elegraph dis
patch from Chicago. n
q The above IS strictly true. In 1873,
from General a orton's own lips, we heard
the same story AT that time his beard
was more than four feet long.
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en- Another Bender.

-. : D.i. &N-5gs4 4
It is g good thing shat the logs, one sud
all, are in the Auoka boom. The receat.
heavy rains caused a IL foot J: ;se a Rum
River at this po:Dt; on Suadsy even ngI
the water il bofh branches Yves b: cher
than for yes; 5. The southern approach
TO the West Branch bsidye has caved in
considerable along the sides. An e1pend-
iture Of $50 will repair the approach. At
one time it was expected that the West
Branch bridge Wo-ld again Ego out. IS
The bottom lanus in this viciaiisy are al
overlooked, although none Of the growing
crops arc injured, On Monday, the wat
8ers commenced to subside aHd have con-
tinued subsiding ever since. -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

The A supervisors Of Elk River yarn
all the presidents of that town having any,
nuisance Vi or, disease breeding filth IN 81
about their presses, 10 remove; the same,
forthR with. Sensible supervisors. &.
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call for the e publ lean judicial
convent ~ tion, q itch IS to be held at Sank
.e ] '' on the 18th July, appears else.
where ~ di HE Laos county Is entitledsto
but ore:d elegate and we presume that
g ,de'eess y AZ be IA tructed for Judge Me
i7Kelyy. AS near as we can learn, nine-
tenths Of the people Of. this county favor
his reelection. Il
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Z Z. CATER, Of Princeton. al some

u Z. CATER. Of Princeton: some
what erraiic, bit Withal. q pretty good
sort a man, intends to be Major Frid-
ley's successor. Barring his politics, Mr..
Cater is alright But if the 30Ih district
is to be represented by an old fashioned
democrat, give Us Joseph Z. Cater every
time, sc Il Il.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

In spite Of all the protestations Of
the Window hoWlers, four Of the, dele
gates from Minnesota virtually voted for
Grant, at Chicago. They voted for the
enforcement of the unit rule
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THE presence Of the name of j. I

TIE presence Of the name of j. T.
Williams on the Minnesota republican
electoral ticket seems TO excite q most re-
markably small amount of enthusiasm
among our state papers. they don't seem
to warm to him somehow Duluth
Tribune.
# we reconect Alright; the delegates
from st. Louis, Carleton and Cook coun.
ties were not very enthusiastic in behalf
of Mr.. Williams
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

ATleasta dozen of the state papers
claim the great (?) honor Of being the first
to suggest the name 5os Window for presi-
dent. Just now, we fail TO see where the
honor comes in. sg
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

s rinceton IN j |.
liams y last. wee IS con
ssidefa able space to- aesaus af the
sta convent lon, II AS 81 infer
thai Dunn is mad ,ahon &. III
Ska Herald.
# Guess Bro. Cutter, Of I'D was
DOT altpsst Der q pleased e perform-
Once of the ring puppe II. sssSs
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

The Meeker County Tribune sec.
onds the motion of the. Union that the
next legislature enact a law prohibiting
ignorant fools from praticing medicine.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

Sc, soMa Of the pettifaging lawyers il il.
this judicial (the 97th) district are opposed.
to the reelection of Judge Us, sbass
the PEOPLE say he shall be reelected. d
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

AccoRD1ra to our way Of thinking,
ii, not a damnable ofense to bolt the
nomination Of a man whom you have
reason to believe is corrupt--even if he is
your party's representative. sfsz
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"a. T. Storey aud r. We Walker, attorg-.
.neys at law, have formed 9 law pa.tns,r &
ship, the new firm to be known by the
name Of Storey & Walker. They have
just opened a law Office ia their ntw
building adjoining Leon Houde's stove.
Their new Office is as neat and pleasant q
room as there is in town. Little Fslis
Transcript.J
Road Overseer Smith is stirring up the
boys; lie is bound that they shall work
their poll lax or come down with the
stamps. There Should be no holding
back; every resident Of Princeton, wheth.
er property owner or not, is interested
n having good roads and bridges
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While attempting to ford the st,
Francis river near Mr.. Georges in
Santiago, Sherburne county, on Tues
day, Mr.. A. P. Barker had a narrow
escape from drowning, as it was, he lost
the horse and buggy and was compell-
ed to swim ashore; as soon as he
reached terra tirnaa he discovered
that his legal papers were floating
doWnsth stream, he again plunged in
and recovered his documents, swan
over to the west side, hired a con.
yeyance and proceeded On his way to
ST. Cloud. The buggy and harness
were recovered Thursday forenoon.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

'.Where did you purchase that big
bundle of goodsz" was the remark adj
dressed BY one Wyanett farmer to an
other sturdy son Of toll as they met on
the West Branch bridge, Saturday.
why, at the Old Reliable Store, OF
course. I've dealt with Charlie Rines
considerable; he has always used me
white: | can buy from him to just as
good advantage as I can in either An
Okla or Minneapolis; besides, Rines &C.
commodities meswhenever Task him
to, and that amounts to something
I will stick to Rines, you bet. = Per,
haps our w yanett friend viii be sur.
prised to see his conversation appear
in print.
Il was with real genuine pleasure
that we extended our paw to Mr.
q. E. Chadbourne last Monday, whel
for the first time, since being goree
Iby the bull, he visited town. Every.
body was. heartily glad to see Mr.
Chad bourne round again. During
3
the short time heswas IN town b,
shook hands with nearly 500 people.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

Those. fellows who caroused around
with Edward Lap Porte last Friday aud Sat.
urday must feel rather cheap, just now.
They are spotted and had better keep
Shady. 81 Isl 5t. SIS 81 S
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The offices Of the Princeton 8 Anoka
telegraph line have the thanks of the
UNION for their courtesy in keeping the
citizens Of Princeton promptly Informed
of the result Of the ba1loiiag at Chicago.
To the general manager, Pr. Pratt, Esq,
is especially thanks due.
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H *. | ll's ! | rim

hings have'come stosa pretty passin
Pri sl' when a. upp tsestsd feln ra le
is knocked down and rayishesl. By 5
Ileecherous brute Wit hin d mile Of town.
/ Miss Anna Benidt, German, girl,
Iabout six wee Ks from L cold country
! who u has been wor King at the Amer.
can House for the past four weeks,
started to 50 visit her uncl,, MT.
David K,lurkl,hlee, Sal urday afternoon.
While passing throush the woods,
about one fourth Of a mile from the
East Branch bird fiend, IN the
shape Of q human being, came up be-.
l1rll he her, seized her By the throat,
choked and pounded her until she be-
came insensible, then succeeded ii az
scomplishing his bsastly purpose. The
poor S sirl took refuge il Mr.. Newton's
and there made them understand as
su -0' sue could hss cannot talk a.
!. word 20 Of Englisla what WI 4 had happened
TO her. On Monday, circumstances
were 50 strong against Ed. LaPorte
that he was arrested; he waived an
examination and was committed to The
g. Cloud jail to await the action Of
the grand jury Deputy sheriff Dan
ming ming safely tuned the prisoner over
e. toEthe st. Cloud jailer, on "Wednesday
night. he IJsIoN e1presses no opin.
S ion az to the accused ) guilt Of in
noe 2 enee--an impartial jury viii de.
termine
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-10

rowdy element Of PREDICTION for its
.sustenance, and VIC want that fact
distinctly understood. We believe in in
fair play and Justice. We loath and
.dispise those who, because they are
strong, would tranple on the rights Of
the weak. The store.keepers of
Princeton do not .run'' the UyloS-
neither do the mobocrats. We have
not. nor never shall attempt to con-
ceal our likes or dislikes. AS long as
the UNION is conducted by US, it will.
ever-as we understand i.-be on the
side Of law and order. This is our.
platform in as few words as possible.
We. crave our readers pardon for in
flicting 50 much personal matter upon
them. s5
The Fourth of July>will soon be here.
What's he programme? 4.
The attention Of our readers is called to
the grass sales, . advertised in another
column.
The call for the county convention, to
clect delegates to attend the judicial and
congressional conventions, appears in this
issue b. g &
The Princeton UNIoN last week spark
led and bristled all over with sharp para
graphs regarding the state convention.
Dunn never beats around the bush in deal
ing wish a question go lk River Star
Citizeds of Princeton, squelch the
rowdy element in your midst, even if
there has to be several funerals.
F43sSz
The people of Princeton generally are
peaceful and law abiding; but we venture
the prediction that the next perpetrator
of a heinous offense in Mile Laos county,
liz captured, will be summarliy dealtsWith
'Woodman, spare that tree R Respect ,.ct
lively dedicated to Road Oyerseer Smith
Our friend Brady, one of these days
will make frst-class lawyer He is
I blessed with an abund dance Of cheek, is
quick to perceive q point and is endowed
with more than average intelligence. !,
Far better stop at home and play cards
or drink beer rather than go to church
/ if-you don't know enough to behave your
| self # the cap fits you, why, wear it.
The world minded deacons. have s0
loonifed the int rior Of the G,ngreg ationa
church by placing a mammoth sand boz
underneath the heating stove.