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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

There il quite arebellion growing up in
Pennsylvania against the one man power Of
the Camcrons and the action Of the recent con
ycn,ion in favor Of Grant AMI third term.
At an enthusiastic republican meeting in
Chester county last Saturday steps were taken
for calling another state convention ito take
such action as will insure "A fair ana honest
vote of the Pennsylvania delegation in the
Chicago convention"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

The Chicago Times Of Thursday devotcs a
page or two to expressions from republicans
all over the state as to their presidential pref
crenccs The upshot of it ls that majority
of the republicans Of Illinois are in favor Of
Blame, with Grant AS their second choice and
Washburn third
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

somebody that apparently wants to be the
republican candidate for secretary of state
names Col Geo IT, Harlow a. a suitable per
son for appointment as clerk OF the U. - DIS
trct court ut Springfield, but George isn't
in a swapping humor, and says he IL a candi
date for secretary of sta,c--that or nothing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Miss Dolly Hartman a very pretty well ed
ucaed young girl of seventeen who recently
died at Pitt4Durg, was taken to Washington
and crema,cd in compliance with her owr
strongly expressed desire, she having always
Ind a horror OF being buried alive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Atamcc,ing IN Dec Of tie National Wagon
Markers Convention in Chicago it was agreed,
in view of the advance IN iron and all other
wagon making materials, to advance the price
of wagons, carriages &c, after the first Of Jan
uury 1880, % per cent The Association adj.
journcd to meet again this week when another
advance of Ia per cent was agreed upon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

4 new weekly Democratic paper comes Il
US from Springfield bearing the formidable
name of The Siedgt Hammer. The publishers
are the well known firm of Kidd * Co, and
they promise To make Of 1t u lively, vigorous
campaign paper II is another OF the weary
patent inside brood, from which II Is not safe
" expect particular wonders.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

There i,a pretended organization of Irish
Americans in Chicago called the Central Re.
publican Club" TIE sort OF material 1t is
composed Of may be inferred from the fact that
Gen Sheridan Bob Ingcrsoll, Senator Logan,
Gov Foster of OHIO and about fifty other more
or less prominent Know nothlngs are honorary
mcmhpra
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14
TuHspAY-sECoND DAY.


The roll call showed same yesterday and
also Fades, Snger and Stevenson.
Parr wanted the county tax refunded A j. Ho
bert on the lot he had bought but could not
find Referred.
Fades, of Bruce, presented petition from O.
&c. Bacon, Of Bruce, asking rebatement OF ms
tax on personal property. Bacon lives on the
line between La Sale and Livingston counties
He lives in Bruce but pastures his cattle in liv
ingsIUn, on which he has paid taxes in both
counties Referred.
Peter Birkenbeul, Of Peru, says that in 1864 he
re.enisted from this county in the Nth Regt. Ill
V. and thinks that under a resolution adopted 10y
the Board he is entitled TO bounty Of 800. AL
though he filed his papers at the time and wa;
assured il was "a just claim and although he had
repeatedly asked for the 500 he has never been
able to yet it. He still bankers after the SlOt
and petition for it was presented for its pay
ment. Bellinghausen said he was good citizen
and thought II ought to be investig ated. Re
frrrcd The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14
arm, was arr

The KeadaH County Record, for 50 dyed-in.
the-wool republican paper is very decided
IN its opposition to Gen. Grant and a third
term 1t intimatcs that the Republican party
dare not undertake to shoulder Grant with his
Bclknaps, Babcocks and whisky rings; and
to the plea OF some that Grant is the only
man the party can elect" 1t says fercely, if
that be so, let the republican party perish ~
Yet IN less than three months this same Record
wall be bowling for the election Of Grant as
the only man that can give Us a pure and hon.
cot administration Of the government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

The political qaidnuncs of Washington were
all tore up" on Monday by seeing Blaine and
Don Cameron walking arm in arm down Penn
sylvapia Avenuel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

The Iowa house of representatives, by vote
"a 81 to3l, has adopted constitutional amend.
mcnt making women eligible to The legisla'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Apologizts for poor old Hayes when remind
ed Of his fraudulent title have been wont to
say that though he doubtless was counted in
az president by fraud, he took no part in the
conspiracy himself and was ignorant Of the
rascally means by which the fraud was accom-.
pli,hcd At the sametiuc, however, he allows
no opportunity 10 escape Of rcwarding the
thieves who stole the office for him The last
one 10 get his pay is 4. c. Wells, whom Hayes
ha, just appointed surveyor OF the port Of
New Orleans Mr. Wells has no other claim
or fitness for the Office except that lie j, the
son Of the old returning board thief. Mali,
son Wells, and was specially efficient in
manufacturing forged afiidavits to help the
theft Of the Louisiana electoral vote in 1876.
Hayes had no knowledge Of and took no part
IN the theft, but he pays the thieves But
if there is Democrat in the t. ;. Senate who
shall vote 10 confirm such a rascslly appoint
ment, he ought to be shot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Mr.. Beach, Of Dayton, In the innocence OF ms
heart suggested that the county agent would
furnish transportation for all who desired to Visit
the county house. The remark was innocent on
the face Of II, but alas! IL was but the fre-brand
cxploding the mine; and Beach had hardly re-
gained his seat before the explosion came. Con
.tcrna,on and horror sat on every mans lace,
mciaphUnchly speaking, as rlahcrty rose IN thc
mnicsty 81 outraged humanity ana proceeded TO
relate what "hc'd heard" Of the horrors perpe-
,rntcd at that Institution known IA the County
Asylum He snid, IL hope you VIII all go-l
shall not" He'd heard that the man who had
fallen off the bridge at La Sale long since and
wa. taken Ia the house had been whipped and
poundcd with club untii he died. The man
did die sure enough. A. one OF The IN.
mates said "thc clubbing would have Killed
a Ave wear old steer Then there Is the
question Of the sexes coming together. II know
they ro-habitrd during my time, ana unless
guarded against the asylum will became house
of prostitution. You can see the fruits OF TINS
there now In one instance at least Ana see
II reported that Mrs. VALERA quiet, pracea'
bile inparnsivc pafty--hn, been shackled' IN my
time nothing 81 the Kind was permitted u
there Is not help enough the county IA able To
suppiy IL aud scr that no crime Is committed
against the unfortunate inmates, II nope you
will go there and investigate these crneitcs.
Levi. said hs was surprised nj this iniofna'
linn lie had never heard 81 anything OF thc
kIpd before But he inststcf that II he enter
tanned The views 81 Nr. Flahcrty he should de.
mnpd a committee 81 investigation. The Board
ns a body can't look into these things for them.
selves but " there 10 shadow OF suepl''oh VI
cruelty. Il should he investigated.
Flahcrty sad he had warned the authorities oil
these crucltica
some one eisc said the Board could do nothing
less than appoint committee OF invcs''ga',on'
In answer la a question from ,he 'nAI' .,..
80 .,Id the man from La sale had been behtes
BADLY enough 10 Nil a steer; and furthermore ne
h.n i..n hurled without the Formally of eoro-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14
IN SAGES.
The Wise Men who Rule the Destinies OF the
County Meet.
AOSDAY-FIRsT DAY.


The winter session Of the Board Of Supervisors
began on Monday afternoon at two o'clock. The
roll was called at the court house, immediately
after which an adjournment was had to the City
Hall. Adams, F. Barton, Patrick Barton, Beach,
Bellinghalsen, Butte, Cary, Checyer Conertou,
Cooper, Fisher Flaherty, Fox, Grove, llelmig,
Hckok, Kove, Lewis, A. c. Mclntire, Nate Nc
lntre, Never, Nelson, O'Donnell, Palmer, Parr,
Read Robinson, Trout, S. c. Wiley, Wilson,
A. Wylie, and John Miller, chairman, answered
TO their names.
The credentials Of II. D. Merritt appointed
for Hope, in place Of Thornton, resigned, were
read and placed on file.
FIahcrty offered the following, which, on no
ton, was adopted withOu. debate;
Resol,ed, That the county superintendent OF
schools il hereby directed to examine at least
once wear all books, accounts, vouchers. bonds,
notes and other evidences Of ind tbtedness which
the township school treasurers hold officially;
and that he shall be paid the usual compensation
for the time spent in the performance OF said
duty
Adams Of Mission, presented petition from
the people Of Mllington, asking the county to
vacatc that part OF the village Of MilIington ~
inr in this county Referred to committee on
township organization.
McIntire "A. C.) presented petition from Ger
mania Bank, Mendoza, asking reduction OF as.
sessment, amounting to GO per cent. Referred to
committee on complaints and attachments.
Wiley, of Earl, presented petition Of James
White, asking a reduction Of 81 900 on his assess
rnent Referred as above.
Parr, Of Rutland, said one A. j. Hobcrt had
bought at the last tax sale for 1886 strip OF
land north.of canal and east OF Main st., Mar
seles;" and now he can't find the lot Hobert
wants his money back-or, Is some one suggest
ed, scarch-warrant to produce the lot. The
clerk said Hobert thought he was buying "eh
lot blk |, Smiths Addn," but the assessor had
made the error Referred as above
Lewis, Of Deer Park, wanted to know from the
finance committee about what time they will re-
port on the abstract Of mortgages ordered pre-
pared Klovc OF Adams, said, perhaps tomor'
row. Lewis thought this the most important
matter that would be brought before the Board,
and wanted the subject fully discussed before
disposed Of,
McIn,ire, Of Mendoza, wanted permission to
return some twenty odd dollars ordered paid his
constituents for coroner's jury services, but
which had been paid by friends OF the deceased
He was given permission.
Twenty odd dollars having thus unexpectedly
come INTO the county treasury, the clerk Draccd
up and began TO distribute lead pencils and rub
Der erasers to the members. The majority 0i Inc
members poCketcd them with elegance ana as
patch. To the ma ority they were a. useful dur.
inv the session as a photograph OF the Cardn
Giant However, a. 1t is understood that all
good supervisors are Cooking higher to
ngtield-thcsc little experiences may be use
ful when the time comes to carry on Inc state
stationery by the gripsackiul
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Peoria was the scene OF cold blooded muir
der on Tuesday, the tragedy being enacted at
noon in one Of the principal streets. Some
months ago the wife Of Luther b. Mckinney
left him, owing to continued illtreatment and
took up her abode with her stepfather, Jacob
Frye, well known stock dealer. Mex inney
attributed hi. wifes conduct To the Influence
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frye and repeatedly threat
ened them with violence. Meeting Mr.. Frye,
yesterday noon, he drew revolver, his intend
ed victim doing the same, and both fired to
gether Frye dropped dead in the street, and
Mckinney, who was severely wounded in the
arm, was arrested
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Cheever wanted attendance on the sick pau
pers Of the town included.
Pickens wanted 10 know II this would include
the 18th ward Of the city.
Beech said they would take the Town for 500
II they got 300 for the asylum.
HOssack moved 10 make the salary s5DD for
as lum aud town Of Ottawa.
Flaherty wanted it understood that the attend
ance should include all cases Of contagious dis
ease smallpox ana the like
OLaughlin wanted the subject referred 10 the
pauper committee; and the matter Was 80 re
ierred.
The clerk said he had been notified of the es-
cape from Elgin on sunday last OF Thos. Conroy
sent from this county MAY ~ 1879. Flahertv
said he came 10 him al the hotel and demanded
his watch and SIS left when sent away. He
turned him over 10 the county agent The coun
~ agent agreed 10 meet Conroy next morning
butithe latter has not been seen since. He still
holds the property. COnroy is physically sound
but mentally weak.
The sheriff 5 report was read 1t showed
Earnings ............... ..............SIlI 2 ~
Receipts ..... ........ ................ T. l5S T.
Bills for services ...........S2 6li 30
Uncolected costs +OO3s
7,lt2 ~
Disbursements Observation-Disclosures. 5,+,5 o.
BY amounts collected Observation-Disclosures. T. l5S II
Balance due on allowa Dce ......... 1876 Is
Earnings :, liz 81
Allowances 5,415 ~
Earnings over allowances .....,........ ,697 ~
CnCollectcd costs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400 81
Balance due county 297 A.
Report referred 10 committee to settle with
on
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Cmlrt House.

Balance due county ................Sl,29 1 4!
Report referred to committee to settle with
- p.iia
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BY request Mr.. Furness explained his plan Tor
nut mn north of and Joined TO the old court house,
the north wing Of the new cour, house according
the mans adopted by the former board. II would
give additional county clerks and treasurer's
and ~ feet hign-room for from - to 81
prisoners: a court room 46x4s feet. one third
I.rver th an the present one, with room for the
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
An Extraordinary Book,

A very remarkable and interesting ad-
dition to the curiosities at the British
Museum has just been made. 1t consists
Of complete copy OF the famous Chinese
Encyclopedias, amounting in all to 5000
volumes. This. work is noteworthy s. in
many respects. It's production, was due
to the wisdom and energy of Kang He,
the greatest and wisest Of Chinese En-.
perors. Kang-He was the pupil of Adam
Schaal, the great German mathematician.
and from him imbibed u strong liking
for literature. During his reign, which
lasted sixty years, and is one Of the most
memorable in Chinese history, he con-
ceived the plan Of a great Chinese die.
tiOnary; and not content with that alone,
he appointed a learned commission. :, to
collect and verify all Chinese works, with
a view, to their embodiment in one au-
thoritive edition. Kang- He died in 1922,
before the task was completed, but It
was carried on uuder the direction of his
successor, and was at length finished af-
ter about: forty years of labor. Il The com
missioners are supposed to have taken all
works from about HOO B. G.. to 100 A.
d., and hence the whole Chinese, litera-
ture of any importance or interest IS to
be found in the 5000 volumes in which
the results of their labors were published.
The subjects are classified under; SIX
headings, namely, writing. relating to
the heavens, the EARTH, mankind, mani
mate nature, philosophy and political
economy. A Chinese tradition states
that not more than a hundred copies
were originally printed The price paid
was only 81 500, certainly nets very high
figure for such a unique work, which in
the opinion of all who know anything of
Chinese affairs Is q very great acquisi-
tom sJf&1t'as, 5t-7i"};' -}':J Witt, tci
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
A !TWENTY,SIX nOUR. TALK.
Patriotic and Terrible Speech Against Time
! i ) ~ la TOfKil1a Bill T. zfB3 ] L.
- Y J EfiParria Nafinnal nemncraf Il. e =.

:, 2 = I'll $.,pe ~. Nat;ona, namocr.t .
The longest aneech IN record j. sa;d =
hon nn Ia ans. spss'' u ma aOa Is say
i,ar 80 p a. 1a;s H ~. =. pr;t;sh rnl,n
b,a y, .ne ,eS 's.ae - s t .nn;
taassJ sas sgsh y Ms r. - sre ~
ea Sf +fe;r isnis - Ia cn,mo ID Is H.
homeless m;nor;tv Tho ;nh had Noon .o
heIa hacl TN Tho cve If ihs c,osa Of fha
session Unless legislation 'wss taken
betore noon of : certa;n dav The .actf -
onfiscation wo i, hi ,rIe 'slay he,oraa
the expiration,o Of he limit ffiion. SDe Cos
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
THE SITTING OF PETER.
"A FOLK SOM

.7E1S FOLK SONG -
!. . Behold Sasan hath desired e hare qo.., tha
asshe man S$fk I0d as tbAedt,-SG Luke. XVIII III
2, :. I,,la,. o. IA -
How, Peter . il Is t Z, ]! days Of I old
y! nssn.sa 80, y. .,,4as ~ ;s. 1
an Mnu h4w' tnOusn, aSes .. M.elveno,
''A 'n1 Are rs shifted. ' wv ana 'sens T
-. 81 {, -. - !, S. -. g, &, S.. ~,
Hatan desiree us, great and smalh
- "a wheat % sittus and we al SI
- NJ. aAre tempted;; 81 s. ~
MOI one. however rich or great,
1s Dy MS STATION or estate ts-ssI
EXEMPTED. - - !
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j Observation-Disclosures
sIana1ib BIZ as;oRaElW. suSs2r.i !

10 aan"1 BY JassoRaEsw. SuSa4f.t "
Out intthe street. with naked fsetsct bIns,i
ssM tas sss& s ga sma
sshe little knewstor 10 one tasshtsher. ~ 81
Herskin,was fair, cher goiden1hairsg -
Was blown about her forehead; 'n' Z
Her sweet, pale face wore hhnger'ss trace,
is A Al want and yQa that were not borrowed
Aesrt- broken child she seldom eA4ed; ne.as {
Hope promised her no bright tomorrow;
,OEEifdts5light flashed on the NIGHT ION E!FH'S1
i was g eepsed VIII fl9 9a q sNprrow II
sh 81 softIy sa Is sKe h, h.ys 70 pgeag.
The child was ijk the.winds were chill
Her thin, cod blood to ice was turning.
b SiiJ @lfi35.R YiaaGio al oTG3 -at T.
i s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III r;c%astfe.hsSS tTa.;
Passed on the other eide, where NO 7one cried
TO them IN sorrow for compassion. ,,.,,..
aga3 .il.ig .Tui13InG aaal 70 D4ad
Slowly the night fed, and the light ga :
.tt06 motnirg cameiint Beauty shining; "a, 81:
Then dome and spire, and roof on fire.
Reflected the sky's golden lining "' ~b1
Asleep, done, and cola as stone, A''s i':
E Where no kind parent soughtiher, : "ga'S,
In winding sheet Of snow and sleet
10y Was found the drunkard's ;pallid daughter.
j.. /. :4s>i Z iBsI ~ ed--The. Rechabae.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
HORNY HAND AND ACTIVE BRAIN,
How, now, Horny hand,
T'Toiling Ia the crowd, 10 : 's*'', Va

g a AGSl RGH Il H tSs sId Ssaq
What issthere in thee or! thlneIa f'*o'
That thou soonest me and mine ~
Looking down SO proud?i S''A
: nThouft the bee + and I'm the drone!
$50, Not so, Horny hand! ,ss, LII
= Sit beside me on the sward - >"' -zonsq
,lilpfs Where's the need to stands-;i ,~,..
J, tiAnd vel reason, thou and /, 1T.
. Twixt the the green grass and 2 It the sky. >,
i, Thou cans't plough and gdelve, ~, ...,
Thou cans't weave and spin, "''i l.
}" On thy brow are streaks 81 care ~, od
- Iron gray's thy scant hair, Il: 'as5 ~ -.
And thy. garments thin;
= We're It not for such as thou, r..
: Y Telling morn and night: - .,~,
Luxury; would lose its guards, .....
-''''1' And the landits might" '''.''
Mart and harbor would decay, II
Tower and temple pass away,
p Granted Horny hand! stt:.". .,.,.. -
l. Highs the work you do; i =;
Spring. time soweth, Autumn filth, -
II And the red-vine's luster splith, ! ...
;. 49, We're not but for you,,,g, I'd, .. 81.
Art and arm and all the pride
"' OF our wealth and State, -
Start from Labor's honestjhands-- a. -
Lab0a high and great, . 49,,
Sire Of plenty, friend Of mirth,
; Master of the willing earth. -
Yet, good Horny hand, ~
IT,! Why should'st thou be vain? f.
My should builder, ploughman, smith,
Boastful OF their strength and pith,
L. ~. ScOrn the busy brain?! '-t7'
Working. classes seH-bedubbed? I: e.
At l..k \ 4.
M Labor'd with incessant toll, 'tjJ~'t
@, Il Night as well as day, .,..:.,& j.. Ia.
With the spirit and the pen
= Teachers. guides, and friends of men!
,Drones there are no doubt;
! Yet not all who seem;
:, Flesh and blood are not the whole,
There's honey of the soul ia =.
~ ! Whereso'er thou deem,
:, Is the man who builds a book,
That eXalts and charms,
Not as good as he who builds
With his brawny arms? "-'i!I,'''
:, What were labor but for thought? IL a.,
Baseless effort, born Of naught! 49,.
Many noble heart, ,,...,
Many regal head,
Labors harder for our native
= Harder than the horniest han -"
For It's daily bread: =.
Painter, poet, statesman, sage, y
Toll for human kind, o.. .,,h -
Unrewarded but of Heaven. -,
'd'A And the inner mind.
Thou recantest ?-SoH'Tis donei
Paas from ahadow into erni
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
The standard Of the eagle Was fiji

TIE standard Of the eagle WAS first
borne by the Peraians. Figures Of the
eagle in silver and gold, sometimes with
. thunderbolt in its talons, on the point
ofa spear, were carried by the Romans
% enlgnaf The eagle was the imperial
standard of Napoleon, and is that of
Austria, Russia and Prussia. i Is the
nationai emblem Of the United States i, /,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
B.askAeA,e Are.Aea AAlv.

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ease EimoneJ aaaAiBAdds6 tPhce g eentspa.
a. a Ssa sass II 1fPss's iii fray Hht
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= A book on the Liver, It's diseases and their
sssPiaa Hi4 tssAs ssass
IN sG %slss M SspstPs0h
; 'HAEeeeadway' New, Yprk city, NY al ''s u
Try sE.sBsHallidayT BlCSd PuriferaftUdfi
Ell ehfS9 ss5 sss sssss
best blooa purifier the world ever produced
for al poisonous diseases Of the blood.
Bee advertisements OF clothes ,:wringer for
81 and burglar proof check for 25 cents i'Eos
4 F.,lt
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SEND rs CENTS CO. 3; 4.s' -, =.
Dearborn Street Chicago, IT, for perfect Iar ~
Lar CheC1<s Its absoluteIy burglar proof.
NOW 70 Got sick

hl.3 ,;Hioi How TO Get sick.
yourself day and night, cat too
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all. the vile nostruins advertised; and
then you will went to know 9o' al IL: j
-'.v's ~ iHovy to Get w%li,,d l..a i 81.
Which Is answered in three words
Take Hop Bittefsl See other column
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
sttk'i ~ ilTHE NEW
SECTIONAL AND RAILROAD MAP

This 6x6 feet mounted on heavy canvass with
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The toposraphy w.ter b. Of the vart;
surveys with the hnes Indian And military
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Map has been issued since 1861 We include besides
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To place this within thereach of ALL the price has
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