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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

,Sancpd III tein Staatss
u, a n n" bsuIt bic game &otte Der rspubIts
fanii9sn Seitnnssn. Natirli4, psnu BITE
game Staatstunf bss rspnblitanii4en
ganbibaten BARN bsfiebt, grebitsW obiliers
SwinbsI su treiben, Strasen,g Faiterunss'
gpntraete aus5ulaHeu ober f3 bur& bie
Ronopoliftsn auf Soften bss Bottles su bes
rsi4ern, bann frsili9 mifen BITE Demotras
ten ssffsbsn, baB fe nt9t ben ri&tiseu
Mann nominirt baben. 5anccd III auf
isben Gau Elm ebrIi9er, f&arffnniser unb
1arattsrfsfsr Wann, Der f9 auf t~einerlei
R~uummbeiten einselafen bat, nod einIais
fen pirb. Mu9 mirb CT sin bsfsrer Staatss
mann fem, ME @rant, Der Ia ebenfaus In
@ef,p oint feline Stubien ma9te. Das
f1nb Sa9sn, BITE ni9t Stid baIteu, ibr
Ssrrsn RspubIitansr! @arfslb III unb
bIsibt trosbem ein grsbit RobiIiers
S6minbIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

Die Ra5ri9ten aus GaIifors
nien lautsr Don Gag ~ Gag sinfftses
fir bic Sa4e Der Democratic. Sr. ism.
g. Mob, Der @issntbiuier bes pSt. 6ran:
cisco Examiner, idreibt nod New Yori
wie foIst: Der Gntbufiasmus aber bic
Domination 5ancod's III auBerorbentlid
uab fstis TN Wa6ien. 9ie Champagne
bestnnt better oils i'd ie in bieiem estate
rrIsbt babe. Ni9t einmaI bic Champagne
pom SranfIin gisrcs in 1852 anssenoms
men, Gin anbersr g~aIifornier, Der S@es
riff pon SaImas gitp, i9reibt: sd freus
mid fassn 3u birfen. .baB pieIe repubIita.
uif&en Nrbeitsr In bieiem Sabre auf Der be-
raotratii&sn Ssite ftebsn. SSn bieier flei'
,1eu Stsbt alIein sibt 60 beren 20. Dies
fes County CAB Sapss cine Raioritdt bon
lf1 StimrIeu, MIR wsrbfH has County
nber fur Sauepd sreberu,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

Der aQperebrte Or. Btnbtborf.-
Das 6ef Der 8oqenbuns bes R5lner 3d.
mes III einfweiIsn auf unbsfimmte !3.it
pertast. Ser beutf@e Raiier m69te pors
Der ben 66lner grabil1of wisber tn feiner
Di6jefe babsn. Was ioI aud Elm Dom,
baufef, uenn Der gildof bes betr. Domes
In ber 8erbannuns peilen muB3-Dis
Wittue Nbr. Sppenbsim tn R6In BOT Der
Stabt eth @ef9ent pon 10000 Dollars
sema9t, sur @rridtuns zines &~rantenbaus
les fir arr1e Rinber aQer goafeifonen.-
Su DaffeIborf 1T Der Beiu9 Der
wabrbaft sroBartiseu @swerbes unb Runf'
ausfteluns uen &beinlanb unb WsffaIsn
nod IN fietem @a9isn bssriHsn. Nm
Dor. Samfase par bieislbe BON nabesu
7 1000 Bsrionen beiudt.-Sn gifen
fanb porssitsrn bic grifuns Der @pmna.
RaI Nbiturisntsn Statt. DisieIbe TT info;
fern bemertenspsrtb, aIs a lie Abiturien
ter sI~dutenb-b ar9fteIeu.-
Gum S9luB flr bsuts u. sur grbettsruns
Sbrer 2eier nod bic MittbetIuns zines Dor
einisen Easen In Der Rdbs pon &obIeu3
faetii9 paitrten 8orfommnifss, gum 8e:
peife wie has bieRse tatboIiids Bolt iber
bte penisen IiberaIen ioseuanuten vStaats'
paftoren" urtbsiIt:
rgtner Dame BON Der Moisl, bic In
bieien Easen bas S4idiuI bate nit etnis
gen 9 aatspa T oren~ I'M pofwasen
3u fabren, warbe BON etner, berieIben nod
ueridiebeneu anbern Der Dame Idifisen
&~ebsnsarten bic Bsmsrtuxs ssn,adt:
Dor benz ba (auf ieinsu goIesen bsu'
tenb) mlfen Sic elm Rrsus idIasen, bas
IT Elm Iiberaler gaftor.@ I'D TO-" iasts
f4Iasfe,tis bic Srau. vift bas elmer pon
Denen; ba Tam i'd S6nen aber iaser, es
1T mir bas Rreutbei@en bod uieI sa beiIts,
aIs baB i'd. es aber etneu ioI9en MACE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
Batern.

Ro4 III bic Seanbalaffairs S9snt ..
@spsru frii9 TN @ebd@tniB aaer, unb
i9on misber eri9eint auf Der Gasesorb'
nuns bes WiIitdrbeSirtsseri9ts Wirsburs
cine ALIEN ani9ein mad enbenio entfetIi@s
fortseisste SoIbatenmiBbanbIuns beren
S9auplat bte @si@sfsitans Wes unb be-
rem SauptbeIb eth prsuBd&er, In baiert.
idsn Dienffen fsbenber 8ieefelbwebeI III.
Die 0eibanbIuns, gu weI&er 81 Ssnseu
ssIanbeu fnb, unb BITE eirca 60 5due UNI
fufen ioa, barfte awei Gage tn aniprut
nebueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

Wer 3abIt bic &asneto
ten Der @reenbadIer? Was i1ou
Idnsff o peri@iebeuen bsmotratiiden Bel
tunsen als 8etba9t ousssipro9en wutbe,
wirb iesi pon Waibinston aus bsifdtist,
baB ndmIi& bic &epubIifaner bic Ram.
pasueuntoften Der @Iesnbadler be;abIsn.
@eneraI Deapsr III in fortwdbrenbsr Ser.
btnbuns mt BEN rspubIitauii@eu Natio.
naItomite, unb btefes f&idt sroBe 9eIb'
fumuen babtu, NO ffe am meiiten nisen.
Die &epubIitaner betabIen aud bic Ram.
pasnesofteu Der v@eabiufsr" in 8irsiuisn,
b. :. iener ebIen 8irstnter, bic tire Stauts.
i9uIb ni1t pou besabIea molten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
NertensStdrfe.
@enioe WenIden Isibsn 10 pisl al

@enise WenIden Ieibsn 10 pisl OH Nsr.
penf&ud@e wie 3eitunss:& sbattsure. Die
Berniibuns. etne quite 3eituns berausSuses
ben, uimmt fe fnr&tbar nit, unb bic 9sier
wifen ielten, peI@e 6raftauuenbuns ein
etnttses Stem beuienisen fofste, Der es ses
i@riebsn. &ebatteure wurben oft ssspun,
gen f4 benz Grnnte 81 ersebsn. nur um
TIRE sef@pd&teu &rdfte 81 ffimuItrsu, bod
tn iinsfter 8ett sebrau9eu fie Warnet's
safe Rerpine@ bafir. Oisie uertbuoIs
grdparation uirtt oIs 2inbsrunssmittsI,
inbsm es BITE Neruen berubist unb sinsn
aeiunben S4Iaf berporbrtnat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

rSrii4 repubIitanide Clubs
fnb etwas Reuss tn psIitii9en gampasneu
unb IN bisism Sabre werben fe sroBen
@infus ausabeu.@ go i@reibt bic But
taIo grprsB", Tim aud anberudrts Sylan'
bern nod mebr ins rspublitanii4e 2aser
bt~nsinaulodsn. gs muB i9on siemIi@ faul
NIT Der Sa9s Der repubIitanii9en Qartei
fisben, msuu fs has bsuti9e @otum aufs
,Stbt unb nod ben Stimn,sa Der SrIdnber
fii9en mub, na1bem He bisisIben Srldnber
nod Dor penisen Sabreu faum dnbers als
,bsmofratiides Stimmpisb" 81 bsnennsu
pfIegte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
@uroe seimno anb @pbI.
5at9sr's Citation. Ga,
WiIt 81. 1875

VUkVtF SFWFEVHI Vu't
WdI3 81. 1875
q. Q. 9ieres, NJ. D.
@ertber 5srr!-Weine Srau, bic iber
Swei Sabre trant seweien war unb pieIe
anbere Webisiuen sebrau9t bate. warbe
bur9 ben @ebrau9 Sbrsr vFavorite Pre-
scription" (2iebIiuss. 0erorbnuns) seiunb
unb wobI. Au9 msine gi9te wurbe bas
bur9 tu.irt, na@bem fe non mebreren
aer;ten persebIi4 bebaubeIt worben mar,
! @rsebenff,
GbomasS s. Wetbptn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

8sridtsbeue ni9tsbemotra.
tii9 BIdtter, psl@e Saneod untsr'
fifteen, ftnb: vGnseiser bes WefsnsA (res
pubIitanii@) pom ct. 2ouis: BITE New' Orr
leans vDeuti9e 3eitunsA (unubbdnsis) /;
has pittsburs v@oltsbIatt" (repubIitanif9)
unb nod ueridiebsue prOminente unabbdns
eiae BIdtter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
september 1874 bsfnben f9 foIsenbe

September 1874 bsfnben f4 folsenbe
Stenen:
vgoIanb BON Wermont uub o arfieIb
Ohio seb5ren TIM gonsreB ~ ben
sefdbrIt@ffen Trdsern Der
Corruption, neil fe Wanner psn
Besabuus unb anieben fnb." asa
,@iue ssfaI8ene RieberIase
@arfieIb's wirbe zines Der erfreuli@s
fen 3ei9en Der Ssit isin." scu
v@arfteIb nnb BpIanb iinb
fdbis; aber unebrIi1. WieIe ibrer
@enofen i'm gonsreB baben f5 unfdbis u.
unebrli9 81 sIei9er 3eit se;eist; aber
unebrIi&e S4Iaut6pfe pie
@arfieIb ftub nod sefdbrIi'
DER. mts nnebrIi9e % m M
t5pfe."-
go f5rieb bic .SG. Staats. 3ts.1 Elm
unb etn babies Sabr n a d Der ofFcielIen
gntbiauns Der grsbitsW obiIiersS dmtn.
beIeien, In wel9e @atfielb 10 f&mdbIi@
S.rwidsIt mar.
Rein Wort Bat has glatt an tieiem
i9arfen rrtbeiI gednbsrt, Bis Ct pI6sltt
gum BrdRoentidaftss ganbibaten nominirt
uurbe unb erff ba wurbe @arFsIb In beriel.
ben vSn. Staats. 8ts.@ auf einmaI eth
Wann, tn bsiisn COB bts sanje WeIt elm
fftmmen lou unb ni9t senus seprieisn tyer'
ben tann. Gar unbsidnbis If bss @sn'
f4en CHM"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

Sir beute nod einise tur,e Reuistsitsn
pom 6bsin uub bsfen nd9ffer Na9bar.
i9aft. - Sn Srantfurt a. W. pirb
pom "a. bs. ab Elm srosurtises Eurnfeft
~absebaItsn, an psl9em fi9, ben seidebes
men AnmsIbunseu bufoIss, l1-l2Oo0
Gunner bsibeiIigen merben, woruntsr ni4t
nur q | II guropdti9e Hationen uertreteu,
ionbern aud cine sroBe ansabl ameritauer
sinsstroffsn finb. = Sn Wtesbaben
bat man cine bshsutenbe SaIidminSerbanbe
binsEeii ssmadt, pel6s i9on LANCE 3eit ibr
uuwsisn trieb, obne baB maa btnter bic
6sul9aftsn tommen fonnte. Su Wains
uurbeu Dor a9t Tassu, aIfo Witte
SuIi, bic ifdbtii4en Stsuersettel usrtbsiIt,
peI6s bas 8srmert entbaIten, baB bel Der.
meibuugb Der grefution 6as erffe
3isl i'm April, bas jueite TN SUM tu
be,ablsn isi. @ie faussn bic 9uten uWseu:
ser" has nun etssntli9 an2-Sn 9 b:
g NJ 8 III btss Sabr elm reSerer gertsbr ais
in ben goriabrsn. Die leSts 9iits msif
cine Srsqasns pon nabs 10, 900 Rurssitsn
auf. @stsrn III Der Sirit uon SeIbien mad
4~us5enlitem aufentbaIts BON bort absss
reift, Bon goblen IA 1T Der Resierlnsss
&atb Bsttenbo RI, ssbirtis aus Erier,
nit anbs,n preuBf6eu Seamten mad & on'
# antinopsI CUR Reorganization Der
tirtii5sn 3oa' uno StnanjperuaItuus be-
mfsn porbsn unb bsrsits babiu abssrsiit.
Der trante Wann nm so!bneu Sorn iou
iest nal a Oeuti9 turirt werbsn.-
gu Grisr III zines rei9en 8auernsuts,
befsers Srau gu @ Wonaten @efdnsuiB
unb 800 Dollars Belbffrafe psrurtbeiIt
porben, neil fs uisbsrbolt Butter Dsrtauft
bate, bic nit sstodten RartOffeIn sefdIi@t
war.-8u R bsinbro5I i9Ius Dor einis
gen Easen Der 8lts tn ben Eburm Der
asusn fatboI. &ir@e unb ri@tete einen
S9absn pou 1900 Dollar an.--SnRSIn
fanb pOrissn Samftas cine sroBattise Der.
fammluns Der ,bsinif&en &atboIiten fat,
1000 perionsu bttbsiIisten fi@ baran,
barunter pisIe gsutrums'a bseorsnete, aud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
y u b.
Ssuti@iano.
oriaiuul : Gurrelpon6en,.

Bonn 8bein, %. Suli. Die Dor
bier sebsrridt babenbe tropii4e
Site bat felt einisen Easen elmer mtIberen
Eempsratur 8Ias seua6t. Morsens
berridt losar bel itartsm RebeI eine fir BITE
iebiae Sabres5ett etuas empfubli9e Rible.
Sm Nlsemeinen III BITE Suffering fir bas
@ebeibsn Der SeIbfri9te cine aussesei6'
nete. Die &oraerute bat an uteIen
OFTEN bersits besonnsn unb man If bur4s
i9nittli9 NIT QuaIitdt unb Quantitat gus
friebsu. Sur bic erfen Warttjufubren
itslts fid Der 9rsis bss neue1 8ornss fir's
WaItsr $50 &iIosramm auf 81 Dollars.
-Safer unb o Ter + ueripre9en elmer
sutsn @,tras. aussesei@nst iippis feben
bic Spdt:R artoffeIn; aud BITE 6rib'
RartoffsIn babeu eiusu rei9eu grtras ses
~Iiefert, bieislbsn nerbsn 3u rs Gents pro
SO Rilosr. psrtauft. Obt pirb IS, nit
ausnabme uon Steinobit, wsnis seben.
Der barte @inter bat ben sr5Bten EbeiI
Der Sbfbdume su @runbe seri6tet. -
Der @eiRiot III isst tn uolem Triebe
peun aud bic Ddrme unS Ssudtistsit has
@ddstbum bsiOIbsrr, 10 Nib bod uur
ftslsnwetie Elm gutter 9srbf srsieIt uerseu,
ba Der lsete serabesu ibtrii@e Wintsr arse
9srbeerunssn in ben Deinbersen anssri&'
tst bat. SIN &beinsau, mo Der 6,oft mes
niger S1absn ueruria1t bat. srwartet man
immsrbin nod cine CUTE grnie, namsntli&
gilt Ties pom, &itesbeimsrsB Berg. = Oh
.i5on auf ben ~abssbuItsnsn Weinueriteise'
runsen srObs Rauifut berridte unb aud
pisIe Pripat.W einusrtdufs ffattfanben, 70
III bsnno9 BET ben Weinsutsbefsern bsa
Rbsinsauss elm babi9sr Wetn, 8orratb
p~orbanbsn. Die preiie ffeasn fid is mad
0uaIitdt Der Wsiue auf 200 bis $50 Doll
lars fur 1900 9ttsr. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
ST. QHarien
SG1tcr MfaSemD.

Inter ter esituas Der S6ulI6peRern be Rstrt Gams [aus
hem Wutterbdule Wilraufesl gu ct. DsNatus,
Sadien Gpuntp. Soma.
IL Weilen lleih trn DUBUQUE ndte hes RtNfiippt Sluis
its. Das eerdumiet 8etdubt III nit alien decentralization
suisbsn. Das lstbIi6e lsnis eas setfise Dehl Der 3ss.
iinss. itr gerti9rttt tn ben Wihsni6aftsn wtrS mil Der srSs'
ten SOrefalt sepaest.
grVbe Spislpldse %umssbsn sas Snfttut.
Stns Glttrn, irsl6s ibrtn 8inetrn cine sransll6t, rettgtpie
@rlisbans seben ppaeu, wsrben rpbl ttun, ptnn fe thre
GStter zen S6wefern be Nctrs DAME ju q. Deuatus an.
psrirauen. las ~efidbrse Ssfeteu ess Snfttutet, bic ,abl.
los serpnnenen 5reunet eenelben iinb e~enistnee 3tieen Der
6~dbisieiten ber S6wtfern.
Dds S6uliabr btstnnt nit stm srRsn WOntus i'm
Serttrittr uns tnest NIT hem lesteH Dpnnerfa 8 i'm
SuIi.
Settnsuusen
Sur 8pf unh llntsrridt In hsuti6sr uns snslii&e Spra.
DE, In Zen ssipSbuIi6en Sansarbtitsn, I'm Stn8tn Y. 70:
lsgr'IS H.. -. Snarr,":"; si:.;sI;SSrGs Inn
guttarre, 6IW
aifhsr H#. 800
3si6nsn unb Walsn 500
Srisat. llntsrrt6t in fran,SFi5rr etidsrsi. Saar.
arbsit unb Slumenmattn, pisrteltdhrg 5LW
gDats. arbeit, 7.0
Die 8Ssinst wsrssn sa iessr Belt anssuOmmsu, ans bic
6stnuHaen pom Datum Sbres 9intritts gettat. Btjaes
luresn eefheben, menn mbslt6, pierttlidbrtg, pornus.
Cine befimmie Belt ess etntritts IN itesa bon ercstr
gDihttsfftt, loppbl fur ben NrrN6ritt Der Bogiin9e, 10 iie
aud fur eas Sreusn Der 8laHtu.
untrrf0isb Der Nslisipn pire fstn Stneernis Elm Bet Guf'
Hahlne Der 9baliuet, renn eiefelbeH riasns fRs, I'D cen elm
ettubrten HtseIn tu untertrerfer.
Srss UNI nabsrs gusfunft a~ssrtiFrs man an;
sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
st. Mary's Institute,
St. Donatus, Jackson County, Iowa.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-03-17
Pierson-Ecyd.

The Pierson-Boyd second trial,
which came of before Justice Lougee.
at the Lake Fremont school house.
last Friday, resulted as before-in a
hung jury. and the case was dismiss
ed. Mr.. c. S. Wheaton prosecuted
and M. J. L. Cater defended. From
parties who were present we learn
that Mr.. Cater did everlastingly
spread himself; his eloquence 50
completely overwhelmed poor Charlie
Wheaton that he made very lame
plea for conviction. The jury was
composed of farmers good and true,
and Joseph being a horny handed
Granger himself, succeeded admira blY
in enlisting their sympa thies in BEHALF
Of his client. On inquiring Of Mr..
Cater why the jury did not bring in
verdict OF Lot guilty, he replied,
''Bless your soul, there were IL for ac-
quittai and one for conviction, and
that Que was Galbraith, Of Bluehill,
who was never known to agree with
any one; why, he is so mulish that,
had the l men changed their opinion
he would have been for acquittal; as
it was the eleven labored with him
from 8 p. NJ. Friday till $3.50 A. NJ.
Saturday, but to no purpose-Gal-
braith remained immovable.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-03-17
IH:.E markets.

MlSNEApoTIs. March, l7.-WHEAT:
No. /, $i.l5; No. 2, Sl.I2; No, 8,
Sl.04. CORN: "a to 35c. Oars: 81
to 33c. BARLEY: 20 to 45c. Rye:
so to $50. BUTTER: Demand brisk,
Fancy 26 to &c; good to choice dairy,
20 to Csc; fair to good lots roll, and
country packed, II to 2oc; some ex.
ira brings 2oc; poor to common 10 to
l2c. EGGS II to l2c per doz. for
fresh lots Pork: 4 l-2 to SC. BEEF:
i l-2 to 5 l2c. MUTTON: 7 to SC
VEAL: 6 to 6 I-2c. HIDES: to l.:2c
for green; 10 to l2c for dry sailed.
LIVE STOCK Best steers, 4 to a &c;
fat COWS and oxen, 8 to DC; common.
2 Ia to 2 l-2c; sheep, 4 to DC; calves,
i to Lee. PoULTRY: lot l2c for
lots fresh killed chickens and turkeys.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-03-17
Rank Notes.

Bank will receive on deposit an,
amount from ten dollars upwards.
Lay up Il few dollars for rainy day
Money in the pocket never grows larger
but is sure to dwindle away, while lhe
bank would keep it secure and pay you
interest on it if deposited on time.
If you have little money that you
don't wish to use for a few days OF
months, deposit it with the Bank Of
Princeton and there make it secure 70,
yourselves and help sustain a worthy
home institution.
If you have to send money away to any
part Of the United States, Canada so1
Europe, go to the Bank Of Princeton anC
get draft. This is safe, convenient and
cheap. The bank sells drafts for any
amount good in any place.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-03-17

In Justice Court, March 18th, 1880.
Charles J. Kroon VS.. Peter Anderso
This was an action in replevil. COM
menced by pl: # to recover possession
of one horse, said to have peen stolen
property and valued at 500 Git was
a horse that Peter Anderson got in
trade with a Mr.. Tilden, of Anoka
county, Action was tried before
Justice Justice, and judgment rend.
cred fixing the value at 500
and awarding the horse to pl'ff.
Pl'ff resided in Chisago county and
was present with three witnesses who
swore positively to the identity Of the
animal. We understand that Mr..
Anderson has gone below to get salts
faction of MT. Tilden Of whom he pur-
chased.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-03-17
County Commissioner Proceedings.

County Commissioner Proceedings
AUDITORS OFFICE. Mile Lacs Coun.
ty, Princeton, Mimi, March 10th, 80.
Board Of county commissioners met in
annual session Full board present.
The following bills were audited and
allowed in full:
Cameron & Amberg, blanks tor
clerk of court and auditor. $26 Is
N. E. Jesmer, mdse. for Co. poor. Is SO
N. G. Dunning, sheiff's fees, case of
State VS.. Townsend. .......... Is Is
Elizabeth Sausser, boarding Fl. Gay
and family, weeks and 2 days % Il
I. S. Mudgett, stationery and post
age for auditors Office year Is so
Cameron & Amberg, stationery for
county officers. ............... Is GO
Cameron s. Amberg, books for
auditors offlce..... .......... 20 %
Pioneer-Press, assessment blanks
All lCCo.. = . Az
Pioneer Press, stationery for coun-
ty treasurer ............-. 4 80
Hans P. Lund, repairs on compass, 10
Z. w. Scott, returning births and
deaths, Greenbush. ......... 5 IS
r. G. Dunn, printing for county. l3 90
G. Pinkham, services as comfy
commissioner. 10 so
A. D. Jesmer, services as county
commissioners. .,.......... u 20
The financial statement of Mile Laos
county for the year ending February 2s,
1880, was examined and ordered publish
ed in accordance with law.
Adjourned to April 18th, 1880.
]. S. MuDeETr. Auditor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-03-17
New JeWelry Store.

Fred W. Busch would announce to the
public that he will remain in Princeton.
at Mr.. J. G. Foltz's house, for about two
months, where he is prepared to execute
promptly and in workmanlike manner
any work in the jewclry line. Now is the
time to have your watches and clocks
neatly repaired
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FOR SALE.

A good dwelling house, barn and three
lots, in the centre of the village of Prince
ton. 1t is very desirable property and
will lie sold at bargain. For particulars
write or apply to SAMUEL MILLER,
Princeton, Minnesota.
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A Card.

A Card.
Professor q. NJ, Oryall would announce
to the public, that he is prepared to do
justice to all who may patronlze him in
his profession-shaying, shampooing and
hair-cutting in fashionable style. Ladies'
and children's hair-cutting speciality.
Razors honed on short notice. All work
promptly and neatly executed, aid salts.
faction guaranteed. A liberal patronage
is solicited. Two doors north of Court
House, Main Street, Princeton.
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PERSON AL.
Miss May Townsend, Of Kingston,
is over here visiting friends.

Miss May Townsend, Of Kingston
is over hero visiting friends.
Gerry Clough has taken the con.
tract to drive Mcdonald g. Leighton.
logs. ~.vea.s....
MIR. W. II. McMullen's crew came
down, Thursday. Mac reports hayins
banked 100000.
Mr.. r. Hubert, the new telegraph
operator, arrived at the American
House, last Friday. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Smith. Of Spen.
Ger Brook, were in town. Tuesday, the
guests OF Mrs. c. A. Winchester.
Messrs. Harry Head and George
Loring went below, Tuesday, to pur-
chase stock Of new goods for their
establishment. t..
Mr.. Fred w. Busch, the gentleman:
" little jewc]er, has arrived in town
and "hangs OUT at his cousins ---Mr.
j. G. Toltz's house. ".@ ..ss.
Mr.. Nate Wetherr, of springTale,
was in town, Monday, and, in order to
keep informed on what was transpir-
ing in Isanti county. subscribed for
the UNION. So
Mr.. A. n. Gowen's foreman claims,
that, during the season through each
Of his teams averaged 2,70O feet to
the load. Not bad average, we
should say.
Eph. Whitney, one Of the best
cooks that bakss beans in the Rum
River pinerics, manifested his appreci-
alton of good paper by subscribing
for the UNION, on Sunday.
MIR. II. Nj. Jameson, of Minneapo
lis, was in town long enough, Wednes-
day, to call around and subscribe for
the UNION. Hen is travelling for a
Wholesale grocery house at present.
MIR. Davis, the blacksmith, has rent
ed the apartments over the UNION Of
flee, and intends going to housekeeping
with his two daughters, who are ex-
pected to arrive next week.
Mr.. Alden Taylor and Nj. George
Taylor and family left for Hancock, on
Tuesday, to be gone until fall. May
good luck attend them. Mr.. George
ii. Dean has rented Mr.. Taylor-s farm.
Nelsc Allen came down from his
camp, on the West Branch, Wednes-
day, and reports 100000 banked
AS near as MIR. Allen can estimate it,
there will be $4,000, 900 feet Of logs
to drive on that stream this spring.
In response to a telegram. Mr.. O..
p. lIawkens, the we'll known and
highly esteemed commercial man, ar
rived in town Saturday evening, and
violated the Sabbath in (ap)praising
Mr.. Murray's stock Of goods.
Mrs. S. NJ. Bycrs is visiting her par
ents and relations down in Kansas aud
does not intend returning until about
the lst of April, Mrs. Byers writes
that the people in that region are
complaining OF the excessive not
weather. ..s...
Mr.. John c. Smith. of st. Francis.
was at the American House, Tuesday.
John is chuck full Of ties, and lately
his better half inveigled him INTO
joining Good Templar's lodge. His
cup Of sorrow is filled to overtlowing.
Mr.. c. E. Brown rusticated at the
American House the first three days
of the week. George Warren :.came
it over" Ell. in great shape; somehow
or other George became possessed of
two cub bears which Brown intended
to take home and have stuffed; before
George would agree TO disgorge the
booty Ell. had to promise to be salts
tied with one Young bruin.
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Mr.. John Crockett and Miss Lizzie
and Emma Mcguire were riding along
in cutter, Thursday afternoon. on
their way up to the Crossing. Miss
Lizzie was manipulating the reins. and
not being an adept in that kind of busi-
ness. she succeeded in .spilling out !
the occupants. The horse managed
to get away with the cutter and staye
1t into small pieces. Both the ladies
and Mr.. Crockett escaped without in
Jury.
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Two weeks vacation in the village
schools after to-day, Friday.
Steel Tooth Harrows, at
Galley g. NEELY'g.

Something that never dies: ..The
cruel and the bitter word that wound
ed as it fell.''
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Galley l. Nicely have an excellent
stock Of farming machinery, and farm
erswho intend purchasing plows, seed
ers, drills, cultivators, harrows or
anything in that line would do well
to give this firm. call before going
elsewhere. H.
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FoUND.--An order book and package Of
letters and pictures, on Main street,
Princeton Tie owner, who is supposed
to be an apple tree agent, can 1ind the
articles at this office.
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The legal machine, in Princeton, is
running on full time at present. The
amount of law ground out daily is
truly astonishing.
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Mr.. G. H. Chadbourne's men and
teams came out Of the woods, Sunday.
Mr.. c. seemed to be well satisfied
with his winters work,-l,lOO.OO
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kane's Bonanza is a bright new to-
bacco, made Of the very best material
and warranted to please. You can
buy it at II. 3. CowLEs & Cos.
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All Of the officers elect in Prince
ton, with the exception Of the consta-
bies, have qualified.