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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-11


ST. Mary's Catholic Orphan Boys
Asylum, Charities, between Ma
zant and France streets; three
hundred and tifty-one inmates. 400 80
st. Vlncent's Home, No. 81 Bien-
Vile street eighty-Six inmates, 100 81
st. Elizabeth's ASYLUM. Napoleon
Avenue, corner Of Prytania street;
one hundred and twenty-five In :,
Female Asylum of the immaculate
Conception, No. S7l Rampant
street; one hundred and four In -. =,
Mount Carmel as Al asylum a,,aa i, No, ,I s.
twenty Inmates. ........... 40 ot
New Orleans Female Orphan Asy-
luIi, Clio. between Camp and Pry-
tania streets; one hundred and
thtrty-two inmates. ...,.:.... loa W
Protestant Episcopal Childrens
Home, jackson, between Chip
pewa and st. Thomas streets;
forty-three inmates. ............ 20 IL
Home for Jewish Widows and Or
phans, jackson, corner Of Chip.
pewa street; one hundred and
eleven inmates. Observation-Disclosures. 1Iv o.
Orphans Home, Seventh, between
magazine and Constance streets;
one hundred and iifty-four In =.
mates. .......... ............... l79 "
ST. Anna Asylum. Prytania, corner
Louisiana Asylum, Hospital, cor
ner Tonti street; thtrty.seven in
Convent invent, of the Good Shepherd,
Bienville, between Broad and
Dolhonde streets; three hundred
and five inmates. Observation-Disclosures. 700 3,
German Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum. State, between Camp and
Chestnut streets; one hundred
nxNA ArrvsN Ia NJ
o. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asy-
lum, Magazine, corner Of Race
street: one hundred and ninety 49,, :,
nine inmates, Observation-Disclosures. ~ y
St Vtncent's Infant Orphan Asy-
lum, Magazine, corner Of Race
street: Tor wet nurses. ......... 200 On
st. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asy-
lum, Magazine, corner OF Race
street; for forage ..........,. 70 U
st. Joseph's German Boys and
Girls Asylum, Josephine, corner
Or Laurel street; two hundred
and nineteen inmates. ........... 1865 q
Louisiana Retreat, Nashville Ave-
nue., corner q Magazine street; =. =,
forty.two inmates ............. 40 On
Asylum for Destitute Orphan Boys,
st. Charles, between Dufossat and
Bellecastle streets; tlfty-six in =.
Asylum 81 the Little sisters d the
Poor, Laharpe, between johnson
and Prteur streets; two hundred
and sixteen Inmates. ............ 255 o.
Ladies' OF Providence, corner or
E-planade and Miro streets; for
ty-five inmates. ..........@....... 80 81
st. Alphonsus Asylum, corner OF
Fourth and st. Patrick streets;
one hundred and fifteen inmates. 1874 !,
Poydras Female Orphan Asylum.
Magazine, between Leontine
elk inmates. ....e....'........ 100 8
Asylum 81 the Holy Family. No. As
eight inmates. .................. 50 6
Total $3,4S7 8
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of New
Orleans. March 8. 1880.
Marks, Meallie.
/. w. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
RoBT. q. WooD. Secretary.
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Citizens' nank d ! saisiana ". Caspar
1 Ls,sS ,menry Hnsse. sdminlstrator. and

Cislxens' nank % euisiana ". Caspar
Lusse; Henry Lusse. administrators. and
Alfred Lusse. actnal Doaaf or. Isl
ii ii orissns No. III Sa v ann r a
Se Third Soas liz e p sa
viii y proceed 70 se IL DuU aacton v shs
Merchants AID Auctioneers ExehAnRe. boy1l
street between Canal and Ous y, o. ss s.ree
April "a. 1880. at IN o'clock M. the folloWin.
os Sw9 6 DT1SsPsG5y stsSopNp situated |. u.
e ssa ssle q sSsa s.sasisd y
a as snS , % s Ds g 80
spain o. Get BY one hundred and forty fve ieet
E P ana on IN Ss Ss
FAnchin Co 81 or assigneos. and number My
adjoining in The rear the above describe VIZ ics
street By one hundred and thirteen feet in dspth
on the side towards M9reau strs ct ninety thrsse
5 se ss Gn a sdH &. ss
on the other ,by. the property Of Dalon Of his
with Mi the built ines and mprovemenss %
shares h 81 mortgage stock thereto attached.
f Teims q and ss GoDditions- purchases Is
arsd doilass falling aus p ne ;ss dsy , q
charter oi the Citizens b MI Of Lcuislana. and
the balance cash. The purchaser to assume a.
s n SsSS s Hne YBaR q
the stock note 40 furnished 70 be identified with
st q p Ssnson sna VIZ g
Theodore seehers. notary public q New or.
1851 and with the sheriffs deed Of sale ID this
oase' ]. n. ALoUr aAUTHREAUX.
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS. |
City Hall. March 10. 1880.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Serles.l
AN ORDINANCE providing for the payment
Of the several accounts therein named.
Be It ordained, That the following appro-
priatlons be and are hereby made for the
month OF January. 1880, and that the Admin
Administrator OF Finance In payment OF the
same whenever there shall be money In the
city treasury to the credit Of the appropriate
fund for each account and not otherwise ap-
propriated:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Streets, Wages
w. H. Begxs. rent OF Second Dis
trict superintendent's Office and
Folser u o., brooms. !, .......... 81
9. J.. Kouns. towing garbage boats. . q,
B: J. Fiynne, repairs 70 garbage 49, :,
garbage wharves. ETC. .......... 1895 SO
Total ........ 1894 A
WIN. Henry, ballast. ........ S74 40
B. J. Flynne, repairing tools. $3.50. 10 0G
Total $s4 &C
Streets. Bridges, Crossings and Wings
Folxer & Co., spikes, etc . 81 81
Hy. Tebbe, nails 16 sc
Total SOS A
CITY ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
A. W. Hyatt. stationery. ........ So OF
Grand total, $2,055 IS.
Adopted by the Council OF the city of New
Orleans, March 8, 1880.
Yeas -Chevalley, Collins, Glynn, Marks,
Meallle.
Nv. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
RoBT. G. WooD. Secretary.
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MAyoRALTy OF New ORLEANS,
City HILL, March 10. 1880.
Ass.a.AAAL- aa-aa..

MAyoRALTy OF New ORLEANS, /
Ctty HILL, March 10. 1850. !
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.1
BE II resolved. That the sum Of $500 be and
is hereby appropriated to pay j. Il. Beck.
with, special attorney employed to defend
the city's interest In suit No. --, United
States District Court, entitled Myra @. Gaines
va. the city Of New Orleans, on account Of SER
vices tn be rendered, and that the Administra-
tor Of Public Accounts warrant on the Ad-
ministrator Of Finance In payment q the
city treasury to the credit Ok the proper fund
not otherwise appropriated.
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New
Orleans, March Q, 1880.
Yeas Chevalley, Collins, dlynn. Marks
MeAllie.
Nv. PATTON, Mayor.
RoBT.0 6. woop, Secretary.
From the nanks NJ the Huds0n.
NEwpuRa, N. Y, October 20, 1879.
n. H. Warner & Co.. Rochester, N. ":
Gey,tlemers--A lady Of over seventy years ol
age, In failing health for over n year. has been
using Warmers Safe Bttters on my recon.
mendation. She feels very grateful for the
benefit she has derived therefrom, and ssye
that until she used It her stomach could bear
no vegetable food for over three years. / be.
lieve 1t to be D certain specific for dysps psta
DIR. j. I. JosLYN.
-A11--------
The best tonic In the world is Malakon Bit
ters. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo.
sition In 1873.
Reads Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
-
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363 Camp street. New Orleans.
have full line OF latest styles. and being
sell and DO WORK at very low prices. mpe.
tent workmen sent to the country. fe29 I'm
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PAPER HlNGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
T. j. BROWN,

PRACTICALPAPERHA HANGER. AND DEALER
IN PAPER HANGING5 AND WINDOW
SHADES, ETC.
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MAYonArrY or NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. March 10. 1880.

MAYonAETY or New ORLEANS.
City Hail. March 10. 1880.
mo. GsS3-Administratio Heries.l
AN ORDINANCE making appropriations for
charitable institutions for the month Of
February, 1880.
By u ordained by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, That the Administrator Of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administra-
tor OF Finance In favor Of the following instl-
buttons for the sums respectively set opposite
their names. being the allowance for charity
for the month of February, 1880, In conformity
with article ZIG, revised city laws and ordi-
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~ Civil ShaSin Of the Parish Of Orleans.
feat mh6 II 10 rs 40
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The best tonic In the world IL Malakoh Bit
ters. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo
| sitton In 1878.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
Little Elk CORRESPONDENCE.

From our Regular Correspondent.
g. ~ # Little Elk, July Il, 1880.
Nothing ofimportance has transpired
at this place this week -, 1 u
Our gardens-are looking more pros,
porous than they did twoSor three weeks
ago. ,>*r..,%s ~ !,
We had two or three very refreshing
showers on Sunday morning which
cooled the air and makes it much more
pleasant than it has been the fore part
and middle Of the past week. +. -. "a $, !.
I see the correspondent from Two :Riv-
ers gives me little hint about our next
President. Now, Cally, don't be too
sure Of electing Democratic President,
for there is many. a slip betwixt the cup
and the, lip, and it is my candid opinion
that you Democrats are flying high now,
but will light low this fall. ! am of the
same opinion of the New York Tribune.
"Ques. Who nominated Gen.; Hancock ?
The solid South and Tammanyz Hall.
Who will run him.? Why of course, if
Hancock should be elected, he. would be
run by the solid South and Tammany
Hall" Ofcourse the Gen.would be hard
hearted 70 60 back on his best friends. i
Now, CalIy, don't be too sureof getting
afDemocratic President this fall, for there
are such things as being badly disap-
pointed 50 { would advise you,to keep
cool % you viii be able to realize how
easy II Is for Garfield to beat Hancock
this fall. So ss 81 81 H. Il
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
The Title to the DEG Lands
Settled
Or IMPpRTANoE N MORRISON County

OF l,F' IMPORTANCE IN MORRISON COUNTY.
] From The Pioneer Pres, July Is. s5.ssI
The supreme court Of N Time sota rem
9dered a. important decision yesterday il
the case of the w EASTERN Railway Gompas
my versus DeGraf s. Co, contractors.
The Arm have a lien for construction
services upon 93, 900 acres Of land in
,stearns, Todd, Morrison and Grow Wing
counties, which they bought. in under q
sale by order Of the governor, while pos
session Of the land was in litigation.
The title Of the lands remained clouded,
however,and their sale for purposes of
provement was prevented BY series
Of obstructive legal proceed ngs These
have been finally ended by the decision
Of the supreme court giving the surviy-
ing partners of DeGraff s. Co. a full title
to the lands in question, and removing
the last obstacle to their sale and deyel-
opment. ..5s :..z M. g
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

Big Stone County Correspondence.
Hilo, Mimi, July 9, 1880.
Editor of The Transcript: - ''
Having visited the western part of Morri-
son county last spring, and having been re-
quested by many of my friends to write, 1
now ask the privilege Of doing SO through
your valuable paper. il ..,.} -. ~. J ~.
Crops are very good in this section, with
the exception Of corn, which is damaged some
by the rain. Wheat is in blossom, and oats
are heading nicely. Grass is very large, and
hay can be made on the high prairies in many
places. A great deal of breaking is being
done here this season, also much building is
going on, esq ecially along the line of tie new
railroad from Morris to Browns Valley, the
grading of which is nearly; completed. -. we
are much pleased 70 hear that the Little
Falls & Dakota railroad is to- be- pushed on
wa, ward to completion. An hail tho day when
it shall be finished. .-..,;t.,:. ~ tax.
The people Of Hilo celebrated July Fifth 1T
Browns Valley, which is some nine miles
west of here. The first thing ON the pro-
gramnle was the storning of the village at six
y, N. by the. Sisseton Indians, for which Ills
lodges were permitted to leave their reserya-
tion.a? The next thing was the Indian parade
on horseback, and then their photographs
were taken in body mounted Agrand pr,
cession was formed at about eleven A, H., and
marched to the picnic. ground to the sound of
NATAL music The horribles6weres also in or
der, and an efdgy Of aktory was hanged and
burned BY them on the grounds, to songs by
the choir, CAN. Hail Our Native Morn p and
. song Of the west. X Then followed a prayer prayer
readin g the Declaration Of independence, and
a speech by the Indian chief, Renville. Din
:ner at one p M. The afternoon exercises
were composed of horse and. foot races, al game
! Of Lacrosse by the Indians, and a very excit-
ing game Of handkerchief by them on horse
back. t5s, L understand the Indians were fur
nished their dinner by. the Brown, s vaIIeyyites
There were about two thousand people present,
and everything passed off pleasantly. There
was dance in the evening at George Beck
er'ss place, but I did not stay and cannot re-
port.tap y l. .?si;t4u4 E1ossE a:ya5tIj&FE q 4
We'll, Bro: stivers, you Have got i 4: good
man maj To- b cad your ticket, but as you say Gar
field whipped every man on the canal, I think
that next fall he will whip one man the worst
he eyer did YET Al Yours, s&o,5s, * sd yr.
sstsEtai tHl.E EEs-.l EE..I ..t.Es p M CAMpHl
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
Feed 81. Is, strictly
cash; made of corn
and IS. oats at guaranteed ara 2 e''9d',
at Leon Houde's.

On Sunday Mr.. Champagne, Of Little Falls,
was in This city with team Of horses. hitched
to Singer machine wigon. There was moth
ing, strange about this fact, and, if he had
kept. straight, no one would have known he
was here. Asst was, he inbibed too much Of
his nalmrq.esake, got drunk, drove his team
through the streets at gallop, and was finally
arrested, On Monday morning Justice Will
son fined him S. and costs,-st. Cloud Times,
July a.: - s:.se,l:l :.s<:,,5:# .. -. ..ssf.
" The name 5|"Champagne' is bogus
one, and now the boys of Little Falls are
looking around to find out which one of
their number was in St. Cloud last Sun
day, driving a Singer machine wagon:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
From the Pioneer Press. i

From the Pioneer Press. ~ - ts}t+{%>8s$&:
The second break in the shy 5levee, on the
Illinois side Of the Mississippi river, nearly
opposite Hannibal Missouri, On the night Of
July 4, laid ct least one hundred thousand
acres Of bottom lands under water, and in
creased the total loss t. farmers to nearly one
million dollars. Al stream 125 feet wide and
forty. feet deep is now flowing where the leyee
once was, and hundreds Of thriving farms,
with growing crops, housesand improvements
are submerged, while their owners and tenants
are utterly ruined. The Mississippi below
Hannibal is from eight 70 eleven miles wide,
and scarcely any vestige Of the great and
costly public Improvement remains. s.gsf i. j.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
Hancock English Club Meeting,

The Hancock and English club meet
ing Of last eYening convened at at V'assally''s q
Hal, and We have only time To say that
as the Presid lent Of the club was too sick
% attend the injecting was presided over
by vice President Leon Houde, and was
briefly addressed By 9: Hays, followed
by able and inspiring speeches BY ED.
Tingle and a. r. Storey. At the opening
OF the meeting MI. Storey read q letter
from Hon. j. Simmo ms, Presidents of the
club, expressing regret that he was una
bic to attend, and giving assurances Of
his sympathy with the cause. The next
meeting was appointed for Saturday
evening, July 24th, and = large attend
ance is desired. j: .,f.. ,s..sg .zss. sst. 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
Lime, CLIO
er Barrel ut LEON HOCDE,S.

b Whoever thinks that Brainerd is not quite .
town is much mistaken. The census. ennmer-
ator reports ,l09 inhabitants, or more than
four times as many as there are in the vii
lage Of Little Fails. Probably the report for
:Brainerd includes the whole township. but
there are not many inhabitants in Brainerd
township outside Of the village. The popula-
tion Of Grow Wing county is as follows: H.,
Brainerd, - >sa,.e.,= . 2,109
Wilmington, t,o". ..G@+t..# a. 4: sa4 80
Mile Laos, 80! :. >z.5' ,.@;A r,a-s 80
Grow Wing, :i'9,4I 4ss4s h5@ .,:}'Ts@='@>& 1875
ssas m.,.s ls47 Is flI>js.<,"s 90 :%a>t -;
-. Total, .s.4l....t -, :. -. 1884
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
Notice.

Gentlemen, you who are owing me, do not
wait to be dunned and then make some excuse
that you cannot pay, but come up at once and
pay me a part of your account, if not all. I
now need the money. and you all know it. 7
trusted you cheerfully, and to accommodate
you. Will you now return the, favor and help
mo when I need it, or.must wait and suffer
losses thereby have large number Of ac-
counts due me, and n little all around will be
great help. DO not disappoint me. ~;
-. y. Respectfully, J. SIMMONS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

The Greenbackers and the Democrats
of Maine have: united in support of
Gen. Hancock for President, "a Democrat
for the U. S. senate in the place Of sena-
tor Hamlin, three Dem ocratic presiden-
tial electors, and the balance Of the presi-
,idlential electors and the Governor from
tlF Greenback party slAs the Democrats
and Greenbackers, when united, have
the majority of! the votes, the Republic
cans are beginning to- be anxious about
the political outlook in Maine. 5-,@''. . !.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
POET.;Rl',Y;.,..

In memory of Wilhelmina, daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bredfeld, who
lied April II, 1880, aged z years. SIS .77
Thou art gone to thy rest, sweet child,
Gone to thy dreamless bed ~ z,a =. r
81 So pure, 80 sweet and mild, Y =
How can we caIIthee dead? ii ssEtt
5A Gone ere the heart had learned ~. :. !,
In paths Of sin to stray ~ RI q u W. =
Gone ere the feet had turned sSIs *3t&.E
i A dark or downward way aksyt
" Ere sorrow DER thy breast 53s = e % -
n Had castia whitening blight 4I&H% ~
Thy spirit sought its rest aEj&}a !. 9:Jlsi
q. Scared to . world Of light. sss..:. J
y: Because thy form was dear, s,,Ds IL
/ Thy smile SO pure and bright, /. go
Because thy presence here ;stiE .... =
Was such q fond delight; -. 49,. ,,.'. -. !.
Shall love, with fond embrace, -.,.: 1850. :,
Thine upward flight detain7 ,+''''. ~ =.
s. No daughter, seek thy place = Il 'l'F''1'a
~ Among the angelic train. ~. e ~ "t"fs
81: Go to that heavily land ~ FIX. yj's>
I'D Where our sweet babe hath fed; ts44s5l:3
There, olasping hand in hand, I na ~:
81, Our darlings are not dead. 5,,,. .ji:2;,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

Philosophers have reasoned about design in
nature, but We think that we have discovered
in nature indisputable evidence Of design.
The bill of a mosquito was unquestionably de-
signed to penetrate flesh aud extract blood.
Whether nature created the mosquito as
huge joke on the human family and the ami
NAL kingdom in general, or for some more
serious reason, we are unable to surmise; but
We are very sure that the superior workman
ship displayed in the structure of the mosquito
could not have been the result of chance.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
Shingles for sale at - n -. ...-s...
90 MAURIN & MEDVED'S.

On Saturday last one of.W.T. Lambert's
little boys put a small piece Of stone in. a@toy
pistol loaded with blank cartridge, and ac-
cidentally shot his little brother, three years
old, in the forehead. The piece of stone peue-
trated the flesh but did not break the skull,
though it would have broken the skull if the
force of the shot had been little greater.
The little fellow was very sick for awhile.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

4 The toughest thing We have heard on Han
cock yet, Isl report that the citing barber"
lately at John DeLeo's, this city, but now at
Little Falls, is making Hancock speeches up
there. He was . Garfield roarer when here
From the St. Cloud Times, July il.
The fling barber explains that he was in
favor of Garfield as: against Tilden, before
Hancock was nominated, but has always been
. Hancock man. a18 # - T
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

From the Sank Rapids Sentinel, July 10. d.
About seven O'Clock last night, during,
the height of the storm, the large barn Of
Mr.. Joseph Moody in the rear Of his
house, was struck by lightning, and in a
few minutes thereafter the barn was
wrapped in flames, The. barn was a
two story frame building with a stone
basement, and was a good and substan-
tial structure. So rapid was the pro-
gress of the flames that nothing in the
barn could be saved, and two horses
which were in their stalls in the base
,ment, were also burned. Fortunately
the wind was in direction to keep the
heat of the flames away from Mr..
Moody's residence, else it would have
been difficult to save that from destruc-
ton. There were IN the barn the two
horses mentioned above, two double sets
Of harness, two single sets Of harness. a
seeder, a mower, aud other farm utensils,
all of which were destroyed. Mr..
Moody's loss will exceed $1,000, on
which there was an insurance of only
5000 in the Home of New York: This
policy had only been taken few days
previous to the fire.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
Our Sentiments Exactly.

From the St. Cloud Times! 53!itlsI. ts.'i ..
A fool of fellow up north, who boasts oftLe
number Of newspapers he. has both founded
and .fo,mdereo, announces dead head editori-
III excursion to St. Louis, to start some time
next month. II the editors Of the State! have
no more respect for themselves than to go about
junketing under the leadership Of this nincom-
poop, Why, let them go, we say. Well have
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between j. P. Smith,
P. J. Gessner and Carrie Trudell under the
firm name Of Smith. Gessner 4 Co. has this
day been dissolved by. mutual consent, J. P.
Smith retiring therefrom. The business will
be continued by P. J. Gessner and Carrie
Trudell under the firm name of P. J. *Gessner
b Co, who assume all obligations of, and
viii pay all debts owing by the firm Of Smith,
Gessner & Co., and all debts due or to become
due that firm will be paid to the firm of P. )
-Gessner Co. .......,.-.,a> ..-.es,e.ia..s.
Dated Little Falls, Mimi, July IL, 1880.
IS L: $ :;t J. P. SMITH,
i 1855 t5ss p. j. GESSNER l. co.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

Dr. Tanner, Of MinneapoI lis, who i is
now il New. York attempting 70 live
without Il food for forty days, has: already
tasted seventeen days, and feels conf
dent OF success. He has lost fiesh at the
rate Of about two pounds per day since
his fast commenced He is watched
night and day by physi cians.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

I will sell or trade for stock either 40 acres,
or my entire 200 acres, of land, It is good,
tillable farming land and meadow, timber and
prairie. Running water on land, good house,
and 80 acres fenced. Good school house near
by. Will take good horse team as part pay
ment. Apply to. ....s