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In their talk the boys dispIsy broad
Southern acccl lt, aud they can put away
enough corn b.ead and milk for two ol
three ordinary men. While young d
number Of physicians esaayed cure, but
beyond putting the children IN misery
nothing vas ever accomplished. The
scales With which they are covered can.
not be removed at some seasons OF the
year without drawing blood, but now the
time 10 coming wden they will Fenounce
the old covering, and for many months
will remain In tender condition, await
Ing the growth of q new one,
Their UNCLE relates an amusing Incl
dent Of how he pursued and found the
man who had been exhibiting them
about the country. He had been depu.
tiSed by bis b. ether to hunt them up, at
last succeeding in tracing them TO this
city. Walking 10 he took bis stand
among the audience, and found the OBJ
ject of bis search relating rigmaroie
about the boys, claiming that they could
live under water as we'll as out of it, and
giving hlgh.hown account of their cap.
ture In the wilds of Kentucky, where they
had lived all their lives mid the trees.
The astonishment of the fluent talker
may we'll be surmised, when, recognizing
their relative, the lit;le fellows jumped
from their perch ON the stage and made
o dart for his arms. Since that time the
boys have been at home, and II was the
announced intention of. those nov. YitI,
them to take them back there. The
little fellows seehn to be tired OF the
monotonous days they have TO spend in
undress, although cold is thing un.
known 10 either of them. The tops OF
their heads have uot escaped the general
"scaie,1 altdough'the effect is not Visible
upon the growth of their hair, which Is
kept clipped close to their craniums.
George is possessed Of Q good sense of the
humofotis,J and one Of his accomplish.
ments in that line was scare which he
administered IN diminutive darkey n
short time ago, which made that indi.
yidual turn almost white. The latter
had begun to plague Master George,
when he announced In solemn tone that
be was. about TO bite him, and that. every
body iie ever biI died in atoiits steri min.
utess White the little Africans -sso
screeciing from The place. George gave
his brother'a punch in the ribs, aud then
rolled oyer gor a good laugh. During
the coming week tho boys will be taken
to one of the medical colleges, OF ,the!city
for examination. and, if such thing az
cure is possible, steps will be inaugu-
rated for their relief.
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seSisF itfiis systematic farmess. Theas. our
icouhstymen viii 40 longer BE SLOW TO

feisissttstis, Systematic farmers. sThea our
couhssymen WIN 10 longer 90 sl6w "a
acknowledge the agriculturist, the horti-
euitprIst and tie feESar as the peer OF
bis fellow.citizens, and ne shall then
learn that ours Is not only the safest but
also tho most delightful Of callihgu,
giving yiger 10 inaEhood, phyaicaI and
mental symmetry giving leisure and
pleasure more than most indoor profes.
sions, !, did ! Fay lessurcf Yes; for six
hours Of daily labor jadiciotisly and
systematically applied is sufficient for
providing both food and Faiment, two
for tho dietetic department, eight for
sleep and there is yet eight hours of tho
twenty .fnur daily left Horrecfeatioh and
mental improvement. Envy not, then,
those who, with throbbing braip, by the
midnight lamp, must turn the ledger in
search ofpgecasieus gain; butEo to your
chosen ycestioE Wits cheer, feeling that
IL gives you superiof opportunities for
useful. observation, whereby you may
constantly increase knowledge and daily
.add ts yopfp pleasures, for 1t brings you
i6tei cloes coIhninnlon @ith Natures God,
where 3ou may bask in the sunshine of
His presence aud constantly behold His
fuger.prlnts in all his handiwork, know.
ing that while you are in obedience 10
His command to "Go till the EARTH" you
also have the abiding promise that "seed
time and harvest shall not fail" Then.
with Diligence rs motto, Science as q
way bill, Prudence, Patience and iPerse-
verancs as travelling companions, mako
haste TO get ON the car OF Discfeetness at
the citation Of Vigilance, and run on the
line of Integrity, and it will soon lead
you through the village of Thrift TO the
town pf)ProapetiiyS which Is next door
to the city OF Independence, wherein
stands the great hall Of Contcntment.
d st2g9ii a,lt) W.tS. PIcKgNs.a
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Major.Gen. Hancock.

A Bio METEOR. 12 o'clock ON
The night Of june 80, 4 meteor as large
a9 barrel, starting from the zenith,
plunged down the Northeastern sky and
exploded near Macon, Ga, with report
that reverberated for, thirty seconds and
shook the earth for miles around. Tho
meteor, was about Eve seconds in falling.
during which time the city waR lit I'D as
though by powerful electric light.
Much excitement, prevailed IN the negro
quarters; the inhabitants rushed into
their doors, filling lhaair with acreams and
prayerf. The time between the disap.
pearance ofthe phenomenon and The re-
port was about three minutes this would
make the distance from Macon about for.
Y miles. .l w. i-e'
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army, and that hts friends would ut the
next session Of Congress aee that ho Is
pat upon the retired list, position he Is
now entitled to IL he asks It, having been
over thiFty.fye years in the service. The
sacrifce which it Is understood he is
about to make would be only the loss of
fsw months' pay ifsuuh sacrifice
could be measured in dollars ard cents.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAHoLinA,
COUNT OF AHDEi.SON
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

4 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
!" COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
A. $. Armstrong, .Adm'r.,l
yS.
Sarah j. Armstrong, ct al.
In the Common Pleas Complaint for Iarti-
ton, Payment Of Debts, dc.
PURSUANT to an order of Court in the
e above stated case. all creditors of the
Estate OF II. III, Armstrong, deceased, are
hereby notified to establish their claims
before me OH or by the 1st day of July next.
or be barred.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Master.
May 27, 1888 40
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NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

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The circulation OF this popular newspaper has
leading news of the Daily Herald, and - arranged
In handy departments. The 'S>
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embraces special dispatches from aii of
the globe. Under the heed Of SCI. -f,sgllI
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are given tho Telegraphic Dispatches Of the week
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THE WEEKLY HERALD
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embracing complete and comprehensive dispatches
snecnWs sTS n@asaing,Gn nslTaing full reports OF The
' 9TH The FARM DEPARTMENT.
IF a tine %ost SEas fss the a ass ys
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Cattle, Poultry, Grains, Trees, vegetables &e. des
ing utensils in repair This "a supplsmentsd @ by
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SKILLED LABOR .5,
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a valuable feature Is found In the specially repor-
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Sporting News ut homo and abroad, together xitl,
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MARBLE YARD.
SAMUEL. NJ URPRY !,
Anifarsnn. 8. q,
Nov'27 1879

TNEALISR and Mennfaeturero of Rzorllia
~ s Flaemtas K5oIiInE1zeEalsl aEensgs
ateneas TOEnbas V@9as, Etes AS I
afn Il practical tTorkman, end do work N.Y.
line cheaper tliananys one else. Working
only the best grades Of marble, / nm able
% give better satisfaction to my customars,
and guaFanteo all work that leavea my shop
] work only new designs. Call aud see ma
at nay ahop on Depot Street, and be cen-
WINGED OF these factss before purchasing
elseWhere: M i. sa;B ..ssS n Z. q
june IL. 1850 40 ly
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= The Grant men at Chicago had, de.
termined 10 make their ticket "Grant and
Arthur" This was six months before the
convention. according to their own adj
mission, They simply make Artiior tho
tail OF different horse or the same breed
whom tho "old man" was dropped. XII;
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cenausreport of only $40, 600 inhabitants.
Evansville Ia also complaining, and ide.
uaands d second count. The city which
has o right to complain OF bIngiine cen.
aus returns Is Louisville. She hns made
far greater progress in population than
either st. Louis or Evansville during the
last ten yeara, and yet lie ia intirnated that
her population is only 100, ,O00--a palpal
bic absufdity,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

COUET OE Ce,mmON PLEAS.
A. Y. Shirley and wm u. Car.ee, Plaintiff against
Rachel y. Harris, EGeaiine Jones' IL. a. Shirley.
saiiie Wilson, Helen Mcdaniel. B. +. Shirley,
Newton Shirley. Ricbaid Shirley. Rebccca j.
JACK, Fanny L. Shirley, EiZora Vickory ,Enma
Gooisby.sn Eranklln Shirley. Defendants.--
Summons for Eeifef--C CbB,pldiEt not Ser .tf
To the Defendants above named
V(U are hereby summoned aud required 10 an
;. swer the complaint In this action, d copy
Of which Is filed in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, at Anderson c. H., 8. c.,
and TO serve q. copy OF your answer 20 the said
complaint on the nubscriher ut his Office, Ander-
a9n q H., s. c., within twenty days sfter the SER
and Il you fail to answer the Complain. within
the time Aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action will
apply. TO the Court for The relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated May rs. a. d. 1880.
J. L. TIiIBBLF,
Plairtils Attorney, Anderson, & c.
L.. s.l-JoHY w. DANIELS, c. {. p.
To the Defendants above named:
Take notice that the object OF this action, in
which q summons Is herewith served upon you Is
TO remove cloud from Titles 70 Real Esiate assign
ed to Piaiaties by the Probate Court, and 10 con-
hrm proceedings in Probate Court 70 partition
the Real Estate Of J smes Shirley, deceased. The
premises In question are described ~ follows |:
Tract No. !. containing one hundred and sixty
three acres. more or less. ard Tract No. contai-
ing one hundred and twenty three acres, more or
less, bounded by lands OF Mrs Sophia Eillvee,
Hugh Rush and Jsmes Erakine. No personai
j. L. TRIBBLE, PlaIntiGs' Attorney.
To the Defendants:
Take notice that tine complaint and summons I'm
t1is ac' ion were filed I'm the Office OF John W.
nanlels 9: e. r., Anderson County, on the 2sth
1r,o ,ssd "a L. .hIBBLE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ETsTATB NoYICE

EfSTATE NOTICE. %
~ y 4 II persons having ciaiTns etsainst tIia
state Of john b AZ ger, Jg:s will
plesse feNdef them. PROPERLY affected Giid
all persons indebted az said I.S te SEiil
please nal payrnent to tho nndersig gned.
JOHN b. AIl9ER,
Admir-. with, VIII annexed.
July ], 1870 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09

4 State Scaat2' IN the Twents-ffth Senate
District consisting Of the city of Madison. "a /
the towns # Albion Blooniug Grove Bristol
Burke, Cottage Grove, Christiana, Dcerfeld.
Dunn, Dundirk Madison, Medina, Oregon.
Rieasaut Springs, Rgtisnd, sun Prairie,
Vienna Windsor and York, and the vii.
lagos OF SColEhton and Sun Prairie, in the
county OF Dane, il place Of George B Bur.
rows whose term Of office viii expire on ,ha
mr.. Monday Ct aGuary. A. T. ISL
/ st9te Sstutor IN the TwentY.seventh
Senate District, consisting Of the counties of
Adams, aud COium bia, IN place of Charles
l.. DeT.nc, whose term Of Office will expire
on the first Monday of january A.D. 1881 :;
4 STATE Senator 10 the Tweuty-nenth sen.
ate District, consisting of the counties Of
Eu!lllo, Fcpn and Trempealeau, in place OF
Horace b houghton, whose term OF office
viii expire on the FIRST Youday of January,
A.D. lSSl
i STATE Senator in the Thrty-fret Senate
District, consisting of the county Of La
Crosse, IN place OF Oysser. Van S:eenvJk,
whose t"ra! OF Office viii expire on the frst
Monday oFJmgary, \ d., 1851
i state Senator IN the Fh.rty-taIrd Scnasa
District, consisting of the counties Of
o2aHEae ant Washington, in place OF vman
Morgan, whose term Of office VIII expire on
the first Monday Of January, D. 1881;
4 Ksolhs' q 4SsstabIy in each Assembly
District ot tie STATE, aud such county
officers as arc bg law required to be chosen
st said election.
Given Under My Hand and Olhci4l Seal,
at tae Capitol, in the CITY of Madison, th,s
Second day o. August, :. H. 1880,
HANS B WARNER.
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MONTANA CATTLE H. II. We s
& Go. are shipping 1900 head Of
Montana stock 70 Chicago at the
rate OF one train per day. Another
company have 700 head awaiting
shipment ut the new stock yard.
Tie stock yard is situated just east
Of the city near the Yater-tank and
is the finest in the northwest, built
after tie pattern q the Kansas City
stock yards, and containing the
latest Improvements and convent
ences.-- Bismarck Tribune.
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WHAT the Great East ern i.
among water craft the proposed
mammoth hotel in New York VIII
be among hostelries. Mr.. Burnap,
the originator of the scheme, an
nouEces that it viii be the larges,
and best hotel iu the world. It viii
fill one entire block in the city, that
Is, between two avenues and two
cross streets making the building
200 BY 500 feet on the ground, and
rine stories high Il S 70 he built
brick, stone, iron and glass, and
vi. 5e as Absolutely fre-poof as
the .rea9ury building Al Washing
ton 1t viii be built especially for
people who demand ana can pay
for palaliaI accommodations, only
the upper stories being arranged
for transient guests. Tie second
and third floors viii be fitted up in
magnificent suites Of apartments for
families of wealth W! o desire the
oest things this world affords, the
rooms being furnished IN tie most
luxurious sty!e. with upholstery and
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The annual report Of the North.
ern Pacific railroad company Tor
tie year ending June 80, 1880
shows the following facts: Gross
earnings s., 2,230,I3Il8 Expenses
1921, ,G93.2l, showing balance OF
%7o9,o6S.50. AZ Duluth the com
has built 700 lineal feet Of subStan
Ial dock, in front of which dred.
ging has been dono to the depth OF
I6 feet and width Of $50 feet also
5000 'incal tcct OF new pile tres tie
and track have been buiIt,the entire
Improvement costing 322, 800 OF
The .sconsin division the report
SAYS:
Beginning At lie eastern cni Of me road
authorized h7 the charter, there is 10 BE-
bulit the Wisconsin dIyis.On, about Izu
miles, from Thomson Junction 10 Lake
Superior at the Montreal river the western
boundary OF Michigan. SURVEYORS we're gut
in the deld earIv this ason, ana the III {
'ss been definitely located and the company
hAs now the profile and fgll estimates, which
make the road one OF reasonable cost. Can
ada is connecting is railroad syst.m with
~sult ST.. Marie by a road likely to be
finished within two wears The New York
Central and Pennsylvania railroads are con
nect'ng their systems with the Straits OF
NackinaF the Detroit, Aacsinaw & Var
queJte railroad is connecting Mack5naw with
Marquette the Marquette, Houshtou /
Unionagon railroad is proposing to extend
lis line westward the Wisconsin Central.
noF ending =. Ashland, must have west.
ern Quiet, and through ,outh shore line
on iske Superior : apparently Necessity,
and cei tain To be built
The ptftiea in interest in this shore line
haze recently been tCcether,2ad on informal
pledge has been given on the part Of tie
Northern Paclhc Railroad COMPANY .lat its
part OF the line, under rs charter. shaIi Re
ooilt N season 10 connect with III. roads
coming westward, a. soou as they reach the
-Houtrlal river
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10 tbs shari& Of Douglas County
Wisconsin.

C.,-.r,--,,.,- n --,- r,....- - n, -- n
lr,S.,-.-, 80, - o,.. $50 =
r., 'ls' . ~ CO..
10 '2s err t~tffhs - ne Sesera5 toH7s n
Do'f4-"S to'4tE
/ q pursuance 10 the above notice served
/ & anon me hy the 1,r~a-sry oe State of
the STATE OF Wisconsin ana n +f., .tat,.4az
,ftIe sta.a ral,,inr...n lIa,ti,,,. -,o..1.n !,
La-.Ey ,,ie,n - ~ MAN ~
..y4rsj r2.y,s ,f ti,, ,,,.,, 1,,,, = ~
~ me General 4Ierrion - ~ fci3 :, -
several towns ~. alnc.ior ,,-ci,,nts ~ he
coyntv or IicnrIas IN tha TII,as,ro,, ~. ,,n
cced.ng the first Mordsv b.,ng tba second
3ay Of November next liz foIfor-u,r r,1;tod
States officers rnar,ti,1o,i IN -,il ,,n,ioo 49,,
- s..a.o4 o,5 Ill. -. f,II,,-;,,1. ,,,,..,I
iec,;...,1,o o,,,..c-
Ten electors of ofnrcs.a~pts9d vjcc.nresi3ent
Of .he Ul;teG States.
4 representative in congress for the eighth
congressional district consisting or the
counties Il N.onto 'Sb.uono GneTu3inr
DQnz,adel, Portage. Wood Junra1. Adam,
Naryactte Marathon u,rinertp y,,un
Cb:,no,ra pr.oo r,vIor T;,ooIn par-o,,
FOX B1rnert E,vf,lI Jonrl,- a,d ~.
lau9. i'm -,lace Of Tb,c3rn. & pound uk9.e
term Of office siiI rx,ira IN tho fonr,1 a.
March A y 1851
rtnn,bar 5r ::,. s.-a,,l,r ro- AZ. oeso,~ =,
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J. J. Cox, a cattle dealer Of
Helena, Montana, says: "Next
year from 900 TO 10000 head Of
cattle will be shipped over the
Northern pacifc, and IS Monjama
cattle bring better prices than any
other grass fed cattle in the market,
yon will readily appreciate our
advantages. In the fall our Montana
cattle are just as fine in every
respect as the best corn-fed cattle.
Many people might not credit this,
but | can prove ii to their satisfac-
ton il they care TO come 10 Montana
to ascertain"
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DESERVES the Boston Pilot
"Ireland is ovcrcrowded, the land
lord statists say, and distress i.
inevitable in consequence. The
density OF population III Ireland is
10 to the square mile. N Mas8a
chnsetts it is 228 to the square
mile. Why isn't there a famine
some time in Massachusetts, ?"
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the GREAT coMHEcTsNc LINE
Special Notice.
OFFIcE oY rFF SUPERIOR Boon COxTANY.
SUPBRTOP, WISCpESIS. ,Iuly 81 1850

0FrIcE oY TIVE SurFRIon Boon COXTANY.
sUrsRIoR, WISCONSIN, July 81, 1850 {
TYQTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to
~ the stockholders of said Company
that st meeting of the Board Of Directors
thereof duly held on the 3lst day OF july
1880, the following resolution was adopted :
hssolrc3, thai al instaIlmclt of SIX Dollars
and T"enty-tive Cents upon each and every
share subscribed to the Capital Stock oi
The Superior Boom Company, being twenty
Eve per cent of each such share, be called
in, and that said i0stalmcnt be and the
same Is hereby declared TO bo due ana pay
able on the First Day of September, ISS1,
st the office Of the Treasurer q said Cor
poration, at the store Of H. NJ. Feyton & CO.
on C0nnor's Point IN the town of Superior,
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
WILLIAM kTNBATIL
Prcs. Superior yocm Co.
HIRAM HAYES,
~ Secrc, c,Ary.
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Assembly Convention.

4 republican assembly district convention
for the assembly district comprising the
counties Of Ashland. Barron, BAYFIELD,, Bur
nctt, Douglas and Polk will be held e. the
court house u The village Of 0sccola,
Tuesday, October l2, AD 1880
at O'Clock p m. for the purpose of nominal
ing candidate for member ofttc assembly,
Each county i'm said assembly district CON
ye..ti"n as follows based epon a resolution
adopted at The lsst assembly district con
gontion Ashland 3 Barron 70 Bayfield,,
: Burnett, e; Douglas 2 =; Polk, u.
q. /. hEAEs, Chairman, y II. TopPKlss,
". L. TALBoTs, Ep. C. COLEMAN. !. II.
"lHG, 8. v. ihERY, assembly Distrc:
Committee.
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Jury Notice.

0YfIcE OF TIE CLERK OF THE ClRcCIr CoUar,
DaraLAs County, WISCONSIN.
Superior, Wis, Oct. /, 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that | shall on
October Il,h, 1880, at nay Office, in the pre-
seuce OF the Sheriff and Justice Of the
Peace OF said County, proceed to draw the
names OF eighteen person to servo az retit
Jurors a. the October term of the Circuit
Court for pou- ,,as county, to be held at the
court house in said county on ..e Fonrth
Monday of October, being tue 25ih day Of
October 1850. CHAhLES LORD
CLEgK.
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DUFlSG the past year nearly two
million dollars have been investe.
in the construction Of new bn;ld-
irgs III St. Paul.
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pAnorA DyISIoN.
tHeals sDaily except Saturday. tDniiy

heala 5 Daily except Saturday. tDaiiy
except Monday Daily except Su-dav.
Trains conrect at st. Paul and Mime
ap"l'a with trains East and Soath at 81.
ElouI ~th trains for Aerose and the Sank
F.l!~s st Brsiucrd with trains tn and from
Daioth and 70 au4 from the West and So;l.h
Connection with - Paul K Duluth R.R
rains j. y. z. junction St. Paul VI. ( u.
Asilroad trains at Glyndou for St Vincent.
Winnipeg, and the British POSSESSIONS at
ha.u,vck With Stages for Standing Rock.
Fost R,ce, Berthold, Fort Kcough and other
''o'nt- in Hcntsna; alsa with the y W Stage
and Esprcss Cos line 10 neadwood City and
= psin:s in the Black Hills and with Mis-
s-Wri snf Yellowstone River Steamer far
Fars Reatnn, Fort K"ogh and interim cdia.c
i~'in,s IN Dakota -Rd Montana and At
Nailth with irst class steamers for Colling
~o"a S47uia Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo
ih'csso snl sterme tja:e points.
APrr' ASH. $50. II. Z. SARGENT,
denfrapsg-r. -. Paul.
6 SANR0RS. II. A. TOWSE,
~'n Frt Tjckes Agt. Superintendent
= Ackson ST It TYI! Brainer}
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Acres

h,aAe.ota snd Dakota Lands for sale hy
LaRI Department. Reduced rates Of
~ iTeigh' 10 actusl setteos.
~ information given upon application
1isE' b PowBR. Genl Agent, a. As
'AeS'on street, St. Paul. or 3rsluerd, MIMI.
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THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT,
-sSFL AED, WIS.

GERS for sale valuable lots in Ashland
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