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REGLsTERs s ORDERS.
ID EGIsTERs ORDER.

REgIsrER's OFFICE,
New CASTLE Co.. Dec, lst 1880
Upon the apple Atom OF IheophIlus X
Jones and John IL. Jones, Executor
Of nlchArd X. Jones, late OF Wilmington
Hundred, IN said county, decsased,
IL Is ordered and directed by the
give notice oil granting OF letters Tes-
Ell, with the date OF granting thereof, by
IN forty days from the date OF such letters
in six OF the most public places Of th,
county Of New Castle, requiring all per.
sons having demands against The estate 10
present the same or abide by an act OF AS
sembly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same To be inserted
within the same peTlot in the DAILY
GAZETTE, "A newspaper published In Will
mington, and TO be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,, Given under the hand and sea-
l.. =. OF Office OF the Register aforesaid.
t-~~-' at New Castle, In New Castle.
county. aforesaid, the day aud year abov.
written. s. q. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having clAms agaIEat the Els
tate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly Attested, W the Executors on or
before Dec. LIST, 1881, or abide the Act of
AssembI in such case made and proviu-
ed. THEOPHGLUS X, Jos rs,
JOHN Ii. JONES,
Executors.
Address :-Dover, Delaware.
decl- eOd3w.
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THE APP AREN'T SUCCESS of the Pam
anna Canal subscription iu Europe says
the World, ''Is but one Of many things
which illustrate the enormous accumn-
lation of capital seeking Investment at
the great financial centres Of the Old
World. Thirty millions of dollars were
last week subscribed in two days for
railway between Hull and Barnsley In
England, only fifteen millions being
asked for, and Mr.. Jennings cables us
to day that all solid American securities
are now anxiousiy looked for and TAX n
up In the London market"
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OIICE-IO BON DHOLDERS.
IN OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
Dover Dol \ NnN. | 80

by virtue Of an act of the General As
sem bly,, passed at Dover, FebrutIy y,
lS75, / hereby give notice To holders o.
Delaware State Bonds, that shall attend
at the Philadelphia Nat Onal Bank, In the
city Of Philadelphia during the business
hours of thut b ak, on the first three sec-
ular days OF January, 1881 prepart Il to re-
deem and pay OF all the bonds rom \ o.
$40 To 800, both inclusive OF the denomlna-
tiOn Of one thousand dollars each OF the
issue OF the bonds of the State Of Della
ware, under date of January |, 1855, and
tina; from and after the said nrst day of
January |. 1851, Tie interest on said bonds
wll cease. ROBERT j. KEl NOLDS.
nov 5-2taw2m. State Treasurer,
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OCEAN 6HOVE. me ocean OrOVe
Association have issued a very fiuely
illustrated annual report of the pro-
grsss made during the past year III
rendering that now famous religious
seaside resort more comfortable and
desirable for summer residence. The
book contains fifty pages of small
print. A plain statement OF the facts.
however, without the frequent drafts
upon imagination with which the book
opens and that run through it, would
have been more acceptable to the mass
Of the members of the Association.
Great Improvements were made last
year. A great many of the Avenues
were covered with clay to inches
deep. The total length of these aven-
ues is 81 miles, averaging 25 feet
wide. 1t required $4,000 two-horse
cart loads of clay and 1000 loads of
gravel, at cost of nearly $4,000
This has transformed the avenues To
hard, solid roads. The dam at Wesley
Lake has been improved at a cost of
about 1880. Plank walks laid solid
for length of 5,257 feet at cost Of
70, $50, being near 81 per running foot.
Wesley Lake has been widened
short avenues running to this lake
have been soded with $4,000 feet OF
sod at cost of $500. A sewer roc
feet long of 10 inch pipe has beer
laid to the sea, with a vault 32 fee
long, 10 feet wide and feet deep
whole cost 81, 705, or 81 per Inca
foot. Depth under ground at the head
Q feet 10 inches, at the ocean 10 fee
10 inches fall 4 feet, taps into it 8 t,
10 inch pipe, Of and number of at
tachments have been made. Tn,
auditorium was enlarged from TOXIC,
o136x146 at a cost of $4.400. Their
were also quite number of mino
improvements made, the whole max
ing the grounds very much moro valua
BILE. There are 60s cottages an
houses, an increase of AZ since last re
port. The number of deaths last seaso
were eight in all, five of whor
were infants one of consumption
one Of heart disease and one @
cholera morbus. This speaks we
for the sanitory condition, whic
sewerage will aid to keep SO. The Assc
citation makes good financial show
ing. The receipts for the year endin
Oct, l, 1880, including balance, bein
$57,2S0,s5, and expenditures, pa,
ments on bonds, mortgages, land
Improvements, &C., SAT, 1874, lea,
ing a cash balance in hand Oct.
1880, Of $40, 104.51. The total asset
of the Association in excess of liabil
ties, $5s,576.26. Improvements ha
been ordered that will soon absol
the $40, 1O4.51 cash balance in tt
treasury Oct. 1st last. Our numero,
friends in Delaware who are interests
in Ocean Grove cannot fail to |
pleased at this report, which is tl
eleventh of the Association. tt
management seems to have been wis
economical and unexceptionably goo
showing what vast amount of wol
may be accomplished with tue caref
use of small means.
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\ Office TO WATER KLNIEns.
OFFICE or THE WATER DEPARr-
MENT, WILMINGT. N, Del,
-

UFFICF OF THE " ATEN DFTNKT-
MENT, WILMlNGT n, Del,
december |, HSl,)
The ttlls for 1881 are now ready aud
payable at tha Registrars office at the y,
W, corner of SiA IN aud King streets. The
law requires that all bills paid on or be
fore January 3lst losl, the face OF the hi l.
those paid during the mon th Of FebIu uary
per cent. add Lional. Those paid duri ~
the month OF March 10 per cent. addi
Ito 81, art any amount remaining un-
raid after April LIST, 1881, the Registrar i,
required 10 have the feTrules Withdrawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery OF tn,
amount due; and the water will not b,
let INTO such premises until such arrears
with assessments and ~ for drawing fer
rules, are paid.
once hours from a. M. TO p. m.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar.
decl-eod jan ed feb cod.
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ID EGIsTER's ORDER,
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., Nov

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., Nov. 10, 1880
Upon the application of Jas. p. Hayes,
Administrator of George IL. Fox, late oi
New Castle Hundred, in said county
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the administrator aforesaid
give notice Of granting OF Letters OF Adj
ministraIIon upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof.
by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within tOrty days from the date OF such
Letters In SIX Of the most public places of
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same, or abide 10y an
Act OF Assembly in suCn case made and
provided; and also cause the same TO he
inserted within the same period In the
WILMIEGToN GAZETTE, newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington. and to be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
C~1 Given under the hand and seal
( L.. S. I Of Of1ice Of the Register Aforesaid
h-C' at New Castle, IN New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. q. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
estate of tho deceased. must present the
same, duly attesLed 10 the AdlninistraIor
on or before Nov. is, 1881. or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. JAMES Z. HAYES,
Address-Wilmingte Del.
nOYlI-3WeOd.
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$500 Reward.

Three hundred dollars viii be paid for
the arrest I'D conVlvupu of the person OF
persons who committed the assault On
Judge Leonard T.. Wtuts, on the evening
OF Tue ls-u lust, al ID slaware Avenue and
Jefferson street
J. p. ALLMOSD, May or.
WI mington, Nov. 10, 1881. IT,
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.R ~ASAnAhrR a brown .
The Reduction
Clothing at oa'
Hall.

II, nc !, Clothing maT
down Saturday colnpr;
about 1000 Suitsand n
coats Both the suits
the oyercoats are vaGI
enough to constitutep
complete stock Of tIo
Selves so that you \
oe reasonably sure Of n
ing among them what |
both Il suit and fit you. |
Some of the very lO1
priced mems suits we M
''rc among them; slOreaII
to s. 90, and some Of
grades up to excellent II
at S2o, redaced to s9O
$27 80 reduced to sg5
A $40 ovcrcoat at sid
Is not to be missed on a !
morning. Even the M
whose clothinghas been NJ
ing for this cold snap will
object to the taking Of
three or four dollars (
the cost of suit and OverJ
Remember this! All d
garments were made by
people under our own
and before this reluc
were marked as low as n
ought to be sold, WecoulI
afford to reduce them,
we must sell ia ter to keel
with our work people.
We know how TO sell /
ter viz, by selling loj
We have been selling "a
for nineteen years, faster
our competitors. lnaV
have done of course by (
ing lower. Now We havl
sell faster than oursel|
and down goes "a part Of |
stock, whether We can afl
it or not. |
Whatever you don't |
bring back. If there
grumbler, we don't want
clothes Oh him |
WANAMAKER d BROW
OAK HALL, sixth and Market
nov2i. fh'iau'
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
OF
r EAL- ESTATE! E!


WIN be sold at Public Sale, at the La
faSette Hotel, corner Of Ninth and ship
ley streets, on
SEVENTH DAY, lstb OF Twelfth Month,
(SOturday, the 18th day OF Dec, 1850
Commencing at O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, 10
Wit: No. Ia three-story brick house
No. 9J5 Orange street, with rooms ana
hall, lo ieet front, with private alley,
depth ot lot 100 1eel, extending back 10
+ lendS' Meeting House yard. This pro-
perty is TX good condition and location
No. "A two story brick house go
West Eighth street, with q rooms and hail
Ia feet front, depth oflot 81 feel, wide alley
IN the rear. This property Is In good con
diti.n, LEGATION cen raj and healthy.
No. IA two-story brick house 5Ol
Adams streets with feur rooms and hall
IL feet i.cnes in front, depth of lot IL
ieet with ID feet alley in the rear. This
property Is in good condition and location
favorable.
No. "A recently built two.story brick
house, 1J5 Reed street, with Is roOuus, II
feet front, depth of lot 80 feet. This pro-
perty Is pleasantly located and In good
condition.
No. "a two-story brick house. Il9 Lo-
gan street with rooms: IL feet trout
depth OF lot " feet, extending back 10 West
Liberty street.
No. CA. two story brick house, l2l Lo.
gan slreet,with rooms; II II. front, depth
Of lot tb feet, extending back TO W. est Lib
| erty street.
No. IA two story brick house, l2l Lo
| gan street, with room II feet front, depth
oi lot 6S feet, extending back to W est Lib
| erty street.
No, "A two-story brick house l25 Lo-
| gan street, with six rooms and ha II feet
) inches front depth ol lot 6S feet, extend
| Ing back 10 W esL l liberty street.
| The last four described properties are In
| the vicinity of extensive maj uf- cturiug
establishments, and are therefore, desiIil-
| bic for renting purposes.
This sale Is ior the purpose of settling
| up the estate of William COnard, late oi
| this city, and will be made without re-
serve TO the highest and best bidder
| When each property is struck off the pur-
chaser will be required to pay down
| tw nty per cent, OF the purchase money
and give "A note for the balance with at
/ approved endorser, payable Oh or before
! the 18th day of March next. when clear
! title Will be made, and possession given
! by
ALLEN WTHROP,
ANTHONY CONARD,
Executors.
| L. w. STIDHAM & Son, Aucprs.
dec4 $50, Is, ,l5.H.
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WANTED.

NT ANTED-A purch aser for two u feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue,
near Franklin. Address
sep9-d&wtf Nv" GAZETTE OFFICE.
M ANTED.-A purchaser for two timely
w located cottage lots at RehoDoth.
near the beach. or an exchange Tor city
property. Address, 'D " tnis Office.
~ep9-d&wtf.
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PUBLIC SALES.

GALE Or COWS. O.
sell al Public Sale, a. Red ve&nk&{A
Lion, East Marlborough, IN
Chester county, Pa, akHs1E4ez1S
MONDAl, DECEMBER nth, 1880,
at O'Clock, y. IN.
FORTY HEAD OF FRhSh COWS
AND SPRlNGERS, TWENTY HEAD
FEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
SILL a BAILEY,
l.. w. Sudham Il son. Anct'rS.
nONN Is
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NOTICE 10 REAL ESTATE OWN
IN ERS.-Ihose who sen or transfer
Real Estate, and do not wish TO pay the
taxes Of 1881 viii ublige the unders gncd
by leaving notice thereof at our Office,
that we may assess II To the proper own
ers. EDMUND PhUVOST
DENNIS KANE.
ONCE, No. 10 f.. sixth street, between
Market aud KING. Hours n. m to II m.
? to 5 aud tosp. m. dec2-2w.
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\ OTICE is h. reby given that the uu-
~ dersigned will apply to the Gener.1
Assembly of the State Of Delaware at its
next session for an Act of Divorce dUin-
oaIio nldtrtmoni Fl ON her husband, David
IL, V rtue. MARY a VIRTUE,
decl cod lmOs
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~ OTIGL.- Persons wnO were nrAfteI
IN the state OF Delaware for tue United
states uiliJAf y -erVtca ~ May. Juns or
July, 1864. ami paid com mutation fees
were required 10 procure substitute OF
enter the mtlitary service under the latter
iran, VIII Llu 1t lOthSlr adv vantage 70 Come
municatc, either personally or by lettel
thoriLed by the stale Legislature to collecf
from tie Secretary of War, the "omm uta-
ton money paid by such persons. The
Secretary OF War having been directed bs
CT Of Congress 10 refund the commuia
on paid On sucn cases. &, II h. ID NY,
Dove Gel, Iutv IN.
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NOTICES.

NJ Office.
~ 10 THK MEMnERs or the SEW CAS-
TIE Co. MUTUAL INSURANCE 60. (:
WILMISGToE, Del, Nov. 10, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that six per cent.
Interest IN the surplus Fund OF the Com
pAny, Will he distributed pro rata In cash
To Ihe policy holders when the policies
are renewed IN December ana January,
NJ. n. CLEAVEk. Secre AIRY,
dcci-ltn. ON cs, 80. Market st.
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NOTICE.-Noliee il hereby given that
IN l will apply TO the next General
Assembly Of the Slate OF Delaware for
divoI ce from my husband, Frank Pierce.
in the ty oi Wilmington, in tho State OF
Delaware. LYDIA PIERCE.
" ilmlngton. Del, Nov. Both, leSJ.
decl- -2taW lmO$
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DIVORCE NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given LnaL 1 shall
~ app TO the General Assembly of
this State, IA It's session in January. 1881, i,
for an absolute divorce from my wiie,
Mary Pugh. W. II, PUGH.
Wilmington, Del, Nov, 80, 1850.
decl-MNsIn
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OAK GROVE.
Grain is looking finely.

Grain is looking finely.
F. C. Bliss and Robert Dawson have
returned from Minnesota.
Ernest Heckell is preparing to build
large barn.
The scholars in district No. 2 indulg-
ed in a picnic ON Wednesday last.
They report a very enjoyable time.
d. II. Filkins is getting out and de-
liyering the rock for John Meyers
house.
Willie Teare has taken half section
of land in Traverse county, Mimi.
and will move there in the fall.
Our blacksmith, Mr.. John Barnes,
denies that he demolished his buggy
by running over a COW, as was stated
in last weeks locals, and says that the
gentleman who wrote the same had a
very severe attack of billiousness and
consequently was unable to discern
the difference between a sheet of
brown paper and cow.
Our assessor has nearly completed
the assessment of the town, and we
opine that he has made very good
assessment.
Some time since an article appeared
in the locals from this town to the eff
feet that our chairman had consented
to grant license for the sale of spirit
uous liquors to certain parties in this
town. Now the above statement is
false, and we would advise the writer,
whoever he may be, to take the troub-
lie to inform himself in the future and
thus avoid iniIring innocent parties
by making false statements.
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DIAMOND BI.UFF.

Some wheat coming IN yet.
Uncle Quimby has painted his house.
Considerable wood is being hauled
in.
Sunday School commenced last Sun
day.
John Hopes smashed hand is nearly
well.
Boys, why not organize a base ball
club here9
The packet Clinton made regular
trip this week.
Pathmaster Werner has improved
the roads very much.
A. r.. Nero sent barge load of
wheat away recently.
Miss Lizzie Wilson has been visiting
and rusticating in D. b.
L. C. Burke's well has suddenly
dried up. Cause unknown.
only a few of our citizens attended
Coup's circus at Red Wing.
The young people INDUCED in So
cial ball last Friday evening.
There was a successful chopping
bee for the NJ. E. Church on Saturday.
C. III. Grant is on the war path as
Government interrogation for the Gen.
sus,
C. II. Grant is the Pierce county
agent for the Victor Folding Desk.
The Victor is the Gest manufactured.
Some of the young ladies' had very
excellent leap year picnic on Monday.
Boat riding, croqnet, dinner, etc.
We had a regular gorge.
Some light finger ed relation Of Jessie
James riiled the Good Temrlars' trunk
on the night of the dance and careful.
liz laid hands ON all the lodge money.
There-was not much mones. however.
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NEXT week occurs the grand reunion
of veterans ut Milwaukee. The sum
of 525, 900 has been raised by the pub
lie spirited citizens of the Cream City
for reunion purposes and the most
elaborate preparations have been made
for the important event. Generals
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, and others
who were high in command during
the war. will reach Milwaukee on
Wednesday. 1t is expected that at
least 1905 from outside of Milwau.
kee will attend the reunion exercises,
10000 of whom will be veterans. 1t
will be an occasion long to be remem-
bered by those who attend, and will
be by far the greatest gathering of
people ever convened in this State.
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EspAIIE.

j. 0. Lusk found his horse near Mr..
Guitteau's, on Rush river.
The smoke stack of the factory rears
its top 81 ft. above the ground.
Miss Maggie Spafford is teaching the
primary school in this village.
Danes continue to arrive weekly.
The musical profession was counting
last week.
John Foggerson took his departure
last Tuesday.
"Vet'' is among the afflicted this
time. Twas top-buggy that did the
bad deed
The menagerie and circus at Red
Wing was well patronIzed, and on the
whole it was good.
Our Sabbath school is prospecting
finely. There is yet room for more,
Come everybody.
A. j. Mumford intends to take 8
ride to Dakota soon.
Potato bugs are ready for a job
will labor II or IA hours each day.
1t is reported that Mr.. David Tabor
is dead. He left this county a few
months since, for New Mexico, anC
afterwards went TO Montana where il
is said he died.
James Hogans talks of moving tt
Red Wing soon.
Ginseng is coming in rapidly. q
cents per pound at Rice jennings
Our grocers refuse to buy butter a
present unless nicely packed in jars.
Singing school closes Wednesday
evening.
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SPRING VALLEY.

Our schools are finally supplied with
teachers. NJ l.. Tabor, of River Falls,
will teach in the Reed district; Miss
Edith Maxgood in the Gardner district;
and Miss Mary Radcliffe in the Gossett
district after finishing her term al
Cady Greek.
Alley & Benson have purchased a
house and lot of John Rosholdt (the
old school house site) and propose to
bring in stock of goods and open
store, provided the town board will
grant license to sell liquors by the
pint or quart. 4 petition is in circu-
lation praying the town board not to
grant a license, and if the wish of a
majority of our citizens is taken into
consideration no license will be grant
ed
Spring Valley is showing signs of
progression. The district held special
meeting recently and voted to build a
new school house in time for next
winters school. The location is about
20 rods north of the present site, and
the size will be 24x36 feet. The dis
trict has about $3.50 on hand more
than is necessary for the summer term
of school. There will be three new
school houses built in the town of
Spring Lake this season. We thought
if one district would build the rest
would feel ashamed.
j. A. Martin sold quite number of
tombstOnes to parties in this vicinity.
lie makes very liberal offers.
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Isaac Brackin has built a barn.

Isaac Brackin has built barn.
Supt. McCleary was in town recently.
Decoration Day was observed as a
holiday by most of the schools in this
vicinity.
Pierce Valley will picnic next Sat.
urday. Emetics and stomach pumps
will undoubtedly be in order on the
day following.
The dam at Potter's mill has again
taken it's departure and business at
the date of this writing is at stand
still. Later: Running again.
The recent drouth in Prescott caus-
es some of our honest Changers to
transfer their patronage from that
city to River Falls.
G.. L. Bowman and Rev. Crossett
were III town the first of the week.
u.s.. Copley and Sam Brown, with
their wives. visited friends in Mime
apolis the first of the week.
John Hafer claims that the highway
encroaehes too much on his private
possessions, and has sent for Surveyor
Schultess to rectify matters.
Rev. Haw returned from General
Conference last Sunday morning and
preached at Pierce Valley in the after
noon.
The sociables are to be Tesurrected.
The patrons of the same IRE requested
to meet at C. w. Wright's tomorrow
friday evening at 7:30, sharp.
boy or girl!" Is the conundrum pro-
pounded to Jake Frey just now, and
Jacob smiles blandly as he responds,
''0h! boy of course.
B. II. CoTcoran takes vacation next
week for the purpose of attending the
Reunion at Milwaukee.
Miss Mary West is witnessing the
commencement exercises at the State
University, st. Paul, this week. hence
short vacation at the Hollow.
Our genial friend Richard Hickok
was the recipient last Saturday of a
beautiful album, present from the
girls of Pierce Valley in honor of his
| twentieth birthday. Although Rich.
ard highly prizes the present as a tok.
en- of esteem from his lady friends, his
native modesty Restraints him from be,
ing ''set up above his fellows" by rea
son of his superior good fortune.
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kINNJCKINNIC.


Clark Mapes has returned home.
John Lent was called home last
Thursday to the death bed of his aunt,
Mrs. McKeene, who died Saturday
morning. Her remains were taken to
the River Falls cemetery for burial.
Mrs. James Phernetton, of Baldwin,
was visiting IN the neighborhood the
first of the week.
Miss Boyden, of Hudson. has been
spending few days at w. /. Perrin S
and N. n. Fuller's.
Quite a number of our Changers at
tended the meeting of Pomona Grange
at Pleasant Valley May 9th. They re-
port large and pleasant gathering.
Mr.. VIM. Elliott's little child that
was seriously hurt by being run over,
seems to be improving.
The assessor and census taker are
looking over the town.
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MA1nEN Rock.
Corn planting is nearly done.


Messrs. McDongld & Leaman have
formed a partnership III the black
smith business here.
Our pathlnaster. Mr.. A. S. Otis, is
doing a ''boss' job on the road that
leads to the Range Line road.
The job taken by Mr.. Beck, to put
in plank walk in front Of the school
house, grade the grounds, and con.
struct side walks is completed.
In order to protect our patrons
form being deceived as some of them
were last year by irresponsible persons
who claimed to be agents for the
Maiden Rock Nursery, we would say
that we have appointed Mr.. Ed. John
son, of River Falls, general agent for
Pierce and st. Croix counties, and no
one else is representing us in the above
named counties unless being able to
show written permit from Mr.. John
son to that effect.