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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

The Nlabonitcs are emphatic in their teoia
OF curtain specifically mentioned times and occs
slons OF their attempts at collusion with The 70.
pub!icaus, but tho most audacous among them
will hardly deny the general charge that since
the organiz, tlOn Of their party. their constant
effort has been to form aIia1cs with tho 70.
pubiicaus. aad that 10 numerous instances they
have succeeded. This is known to all Virgin
iaDs. aad its denial would. consequently, bo
usel G,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19
DIED.

Gn Wednesday night, at IS minutes past 8
ocicck, ANNIE RLlZABETH. JOHNSTON,
WI OF Charles Dimitry. ~- Her funeral will
tske place from the residence OF her father, Mr..
heuoen Johnston. iS9 Prince street. in this city,
a. ~ O'Clock en- Friday morning. The friend.
q The family are invited 10 attend.
August 18th, 1880. MARY IMOGENE, tho
youngest daughter Of Z. o and Mary Il. Davis,
sgsd years, months and 0 days. ~ Rels.
tlVes and friends Of the family are invited to at
tend tho funeral from the residence OF her grand.
mother, AIRS, David Campbell, st. Assph at
between Wilkes and Gibbon, tomorrow (Fri.
day. evening. at 2 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

Tho pilgrimage OF tho Heights Templars to
Chicago, il TIE 'ccSrophic reports DO credited,
" likely 10 prove ain IS: Gs disastrous as some
OF these OF their predecessors iu old times to
tho Holy Lind, for ono knight has already Bit
ten tho dust and two hundred more arc 10 tho
hospital. Tho result: OF this pilgrimage will
probably put Stop to such large aud txseLd,d
ones at least for some yeaTs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19
ri BLlSllED DAILY & TRI- WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
NaTlSaAE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Far PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.

F9K PKESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK. OF PENN.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
William Ii. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA.
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
John Echo!s, Of Augusta.
+. w. Mckinney, Of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District. Thomas Croxton, OF HssoI.
io,ond District l.. r. Watts OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Carter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. >. r. Coleman, OF Cumberpd.
Fifth District. James s. Reid, Of Henry.
sixth District, Samuel Griffin. of Bedford.
SevoH;i district, I. hi. Mcmillan, of Greene.
Eighth i:istFic., j. 7. Menifec, Of Kappa NIX.
Ninih !. islrict, 4. r. Horny. of Tszswell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

Tho Richmond Wing says there is 0 demo-
cratic par!y 10 Virginia. Judging from the
course the Wing has recently pursued any REQ
soDable man would suppose that its object has
Certainly been to destroy the democratic party
10 Virginia. but lis efforts have baeu 10 vair.
There is dcm3cra party 10 Virginia. apd
tho n ajority it will roll up for lIaIcock next
November will surprise tho radicals. who have
bacn led to believe that che Mahontcs have
caused suoh division in It's ranks that they CAT
win tho vote Of tho State. We d,b't believe
tho Maho1itcs will BE- disappointed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

There is no doubt that such physical dtf,c!
IS COLOR blindness exists. but certain poopls iu
tho Now EaShLd Slatos have. CHARACTERISED
cll!y, run it in the ground. made on isn of il,
and. in Connecticut, by raGic Il legislation. have
made it the ciusc q doprivnC many families
Of their only meats Of support, by rendering
those III ctcd with il legally incompetent TO
perform du}ics that they havo bocn performing
satisfactorily for years past, and who arc IS
efficient now RS they ever wcrc. Tho demo-
cratic convention Of that State yesterday pro-
tested against this legislation and demanded
its repeal, and have thereby. it is supposed.
gained tho votes OF the sufferers and Of all their
friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19
A Terrible Struggle for Life.

The Winchester Times give graphic descrip.
ton OF tho experiences Of Charles Drsytop, con.
nected with W. o. Coup's show, in den o.
hyenas, in that place Monday morning. The
street procession beiog ready TO moved, the den
OF spotted hyenas was placed in posi-. ion, and
Drayton entered the cage IS usual, to take hi.
place as master, the door WAS locked and the
Key taken back to the tent. As he entered
GABRIEL, tho largest and most fsrocious animal.
refused to retro to his accustomed place, and
Drayton ordered the outside attendants 10 pro-
cure some iron bars, but before they returned
Gabriel mako an attack on his master, and the
struggle WAS something terribleto witness. The
young animals seemed inclined to befriend their
MASTER but Gabriel was determined to have his
life. Drsyton had nothing but common c ow
Eide whip, which he saw was of no avail, and be
Rrasped his terrible antagonist by the throat and
threw him bodily to the floor of the don. This
tor moment seemed to subdue the animals. but
tor moment on =. Reganing his feet he wait.
ed moment. and thon with bound seized
Drayton. UP TO this mon ent the other animals
mad only taken passive interest in the struggle
but at the sight of blood their rags knew no
bounds, and they attacked each other, rolling
and leaping with lightniDg.like activity over
under and around the man and his antagonist,
snsrllng bowling and tearing indiscriminstely
adding greatly 10 Drsytons peril. This terrible
scene continued in the presence Ct the terrified
spectators for fully two minutes, Drsyton in the
m eantime. with his naked hands, fighting the
ferocious beast which had attacked him, and
with wonderful strength and presence OF mind
preventing him from Selling vital part or pull
ing him to the floor. In the meantime the at.
PENDANTS had not been idle, and finally, with the
aid of crowbars and pitchforks, succeeded in
breaking the hold of the beast Drsyton had
fought his way to the door of the den, and the
instant it was opened he fell into the arms Of his
frlenos. He was taken to hotel. when physi,
CLANS were summoned and the wounds dressed
The tesh was stripped from his right arm from
the shoulder to q point bslow the elbow, his
right thigh was badly torn, and the ankle and
calf of his right leg were also badly lscers.ed
His physicians express belief that Drsyton will
recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10.

The rccaot decision Of Judge Hughes with
r!4ard 10 tho responsibility Of the directors Of
sav'H4a bahks fer the acts of the other officers
Of sucn hanks may bc tic meens of securing
the unfortunate sufferers by tho failure of the
Swings Bsuk Of this city. if not the whole
am9nGt Ct heir deposits, at least another diVi-
dnhi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

CoUoEs-" Broacn's Bronchial TrocAes" arc
used with advantage TO alleviate CoUaHs, SoRg
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFEC.
TONS For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and nntriod, but, having been
tested BY wide snd constant use for nearly an on
tire generation, they have attsined we'll merited
rsnk among the fow staple remedies of the age.
LIE "Bro,on'S Bronchial Tyochtsi
&C! directly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders of the
throat and Larynx, restoring healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over e1ertion
Of the voice, end produce clesr and distinct
,ennunc!allon,, SpcGkcrs and singers End the
Troches useful.
A .CoUGn, Cold. OATAInu Or SoRE THROAT
REQUIRES Immediate attention. as neglec. of.
tentlmes results in some incurabIe Lung Dis.
CASE "Brolons bronchial Troehes" will al.
most invariably give roliof. limitations arc of.
lcred ior sale, many Of which are injurious. The
genuine "BTo'0M's Bronchial Tro:hcs" arc sold
ontYin borsS '0'>'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. AUG. 10, 1851.

WA Va AoH<ho4NAh1h. AOUs IL, 1871,
Sun rises......-... b 10 Sun sets.......... & T.
ARRIVED
#. Mystic, lower Pot'c TO Porc Forty Co.
schr Sotiagaws. New York, to j r. Becsh.n
s. Uc.
schr Con Talbot, Norfolk, t. Perry, Hmpc!
& Go.
Str T V Arrowsmith. lower Potomac by 70.
tomsc Forty Company.
Str j w Thompson. lower Porc. by IA Rec!
Str Mattsno, lower Pic, by j Brodors l. G.,
Schr Geo q Mills. Groton, By Amer Coal Co.
>, sehr Howard Dali, Baltimore by William A
Schr Magic, Baltimore. by Il Y Worthinglon
s. Sor.
MEMORANDA
Schr John SWood, from Richmond, ut Prov
dence 18th.
Schr Marcus !. Davis. from Georgetown. nj
Newport 18th.
- sehr W; L. White, from Georgetown, at Now
schr linda 4 Latham, FIR Georgetown, st H..
gsrtCwn 14!h.
Schrs Calvin Edwards, Laura Mesier anI
Henry Sutton, for Gaorgotown, and Merrill G
Hart Tor this port, 81 Boston 18Th.
Schrs h Ravens and Oliver Amep, from
Richmond. at Norfolk 18Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19
rapder Just decision by giving the nomination
to that which has the strongest.

From Ryder's photograph and art gallery,
Cleveland, Ohio. We have received two very
we'll conceived ohromos. illustrative Of the
''Do; M in iron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

A party of river pirates stole q boat load of
the cargo OF the sunken steamer Vicksburg. on
the Mississippi, near Ashport, Tenn, tuesday
night and were fred upon from the wrecking
tug and one of them killed. The waterman on
the steamer. being found to have been in collu.
sion with them was arrested. The pirates and
their friends, wearing masks, soon after rescued
Inc Watchmsn from Jail, captured the wrccking
boat, placed Mr.. Bedard. commanding the
wreckers, under guard on the boat, and held
under guard the remainder of the crew on shore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

DIR. GEO. W. BAdDY. is wiring a series Of
Interesting letters from Now England to tho
Baltimore Sun. His loIters undcr tho title Of
New England by the Back Door" which have
so Tar appeared, arc Of great interest, and seem
to show that section in light not at all un-
pleasant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

An eTterrrsing citizen q Elgn Ill.,, has om-
barkod i'll TIE busincas of freq farming under the
most brilliant auspices End with signal success.
The fsrmer intends to supply the markets Of St.
Louis. Cincinnati and Chicago with the mons.
trous ,gtoen "gosling" frogs. we'll fitted, and he
has planted an acre an Z quarter of ponds and
swsmps, which otherwise would have served no
higher purpose than that of q cranberry boz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

DENoUNoEp.-The democrats of Okolona,
Miss. have passed resolutions denouncing VIM.
q. Herman, the late editor of the Southern
States. of that place, as coward, radical emis-
sary drunkard End hirelnE," whose ul!erances
in his newspaper have been written to make re-.
publican capital at the North. The resolutions
assert that Herman went South from Ohio as q
carpet Dagger in 1876. and was paid to write the
crazy editorial articles which brought the States
into notice. Herman is now writer on the Chi.
cago Tribue and is engaged in vigorously de.
nouncing the southern people.
TRAVEL to Europe this summer elbows sn e1.
cess of 4c20 first class passengers over that of
1872 The total mber carried 30 far to Europe
by the passenger steamship lines alone, and not
including those who went by the minor freight
lines, has been l9. COG. Thus at least 20 coo per.
sons have gone to Europe from this country to
spend the summer If We assume that the aver.
capita it will be seen that they will leave siO :
100000 abroad during the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. August H. 1851
Flour is quiet and easy. Tho receipts of Wheat
amounted to CLEO bushels, and sales wore made
at %. 9S. &c., lO2 lob and los for poor t, tslc !
Fult7, ard los. los. 100 and III for Lancasor, u:
to quality. But ono lot OF I0) bushels of whit,
Corn was offered. which sold at 81 Nothing
doing in Ryo OF Cats. Country produce III
changed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. AUGUST 49,
1lS Cattle were offered. and sold at 32:t5c por h.
GOO Lambs sold al 4:5ic per ID. Mich Cows
sold at 20 10 SD zach. Market brisk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

BALTIMORE, Aug l0.--Virginis Gs old -; g.,
deferred Gt; do cOnsols 575; do "a series u :;
past due coupons Sc new l040s 4l!bid to-day
steady and unchanged. Whoat-Southern os! :
Ter and quiet; Western firm; Southern rod lC;,
JOG; do amber 1l0sll3; No Maryland nominal;
No 2 Western winter rod spot and August
l061sl0Cb; Sept l07al07s; Oct l07salO5; Nov
l0:3slOss Corn-Southern steady and firm ;
Western higher and firm; Southern whito us /,
do yellow 6t; Western mixed spot and Aug jls
5ll; Sept 5l1a5li; Oct 5l9a521 Oats very que!
and easier; Western white 36l. Rye more &C
tive at so. Hay firm and unchanged. Colo,
firm; Rio csrgces ordinsry to choice l.. H.
Sugar firm; A soft lCA Whiskey firm At 81 III.
NEW YORK. August - Stocks finn Money
2,2d. Flour dull and weak. Wheat hrMcr.
Corn lower and active.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
SHELL PRAIRIE.

From our own correspondent.
MR. EDITOR :--As our prairie was not rep
resented in your last issue, and thinking the
good people below might think that re had
"lriz" out, concluded to drop few lines
to your paper.
Everything is running as smoothly ~
creased wagon wheel. Howard is Oh hand
with good supply Of -four, meat and feed.
Charley Boyd is up on = visit and talks Of
locating here The saw mill managed by A.
Hines is turning out frst-class lumber and
We hear nothing to grumble At but the
weather. sleghins is good and the farmers
are taking advantage Of it and getting in logs
to build with.
Our population las just been increased by
the arrival Of Messrs. Campton and Jarris
from Ohio, with their wives, and still there
is room for more. Wagner is putting up =
house on his claim Kindred is putting in
logs for Morrison and everything is lovely.
A sleigh load, composed Of MIR. and Mrs.
Benham and Mr.. and Mrs. Vail payed fly-
ing visit to Mr.. Hines at Manterburg on the
10th. The men left their better halves to
chat and proceeded up Lizard Lake to fish.
They had good success, capturing two small
pickerel and about two dozeL yellow perch.
Just send on your settlers and Vail will
find them claims, and don't you forget it.
~ :, PIONEER.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
Teachers Examination.

Teachers Examination.
Office SuptSchools, Wa1ena Co.Mi"n.
Wadena, March Is, 1880. -
Notice is hereby gwen THAT pub
lie examination for school teachers
in this county will be held at the
School House in Wadena on Satnr-
day the 9th day Of March, 1880,
The examination wilt he conducted
in the usual manner and begin
promptly at a. m. and continue un-
til the business is completed. The
exercises will close with al evening
session to begin at Z O'Clock, when
an address on some educational topic
will be delivered by the Superinten-
dent. School officers and citizens
are cordially invited to attend.
The local teachers are respectfully
requested to act as committee on
invitations for the evening sessin.
GEo A. WHITNEY.
Supt. of Schools in Wadena Co.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
WADENA. MINI. THURSDAY, MARCH l8. 1880

and 80, was referred, and Wednesday,
March 31st, appointed as the day Of hear
ing, at the house OF g A Fisher, at 10 A, II.
Road petition Of L w Farwell and others
praying for road in towns 134, range IS,
and l34, range 81, was referred, and Tues
day. March 3oth, 1880 appointed a. the dav
Of hearing, to meet attthe house of A Cook,
at 10 o'clock NJ.
On motion. duly recorded and carried, the
building erected for eoyn.y Offices by Green
law Hurst, was acceptedknd the Auditor in
structed to issue orders tdr 1915 90.
The complain: 81 G A Alton w&s referred to
A Cook, On motion, Board adjarned to
meet Monday, March 29th, at 10 o'clock, "A NJ
&c. FIELD,
= County Auditor.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18

Mr.. Shaulis returned from. Iowa last
Tuesday. His mother is steadily improving,
and they now have strong hope Of her ulti-
mate recovery.
The "Perham Nsws'' was issued last mon
day. being day late en account ofa delay
Of material. It is \ beauty mechanically
and contains just such matter A. will be Of
value in attracting settlers Success to it.
Revival services closed Tuesday evening,
having continued for more than five weeks.
Fifty-two persons in that time united with
the NJ. E. Church, which makes it one Of
the strongest Methodist societies in Red
R;ver District.
The N. E. Society here, has secured four
lots OH second street between Window and
Averill streets, OH which they propose to
erect handsome. <add commodious edidce
at once. Now let us citizens subscribe lib
orally in money and material, tor this bull
ding which is so much needed here.
Look ut your hundred dollar bills carefully.
4 very dangerous counterfeit If this demon.
inatien on tn. Pitt.burg National Bank 0:
Commerce has just been detected at washing.
toa.
A hundred dollar bill Jimmy! how We'd
like to handle one Of EN-, even if it was
counterfeit.
Mr. Harcom, proprietor Of the Halfway
house, desires os to say he is set its pr"pri-
etor and that Mr.. Perkins has bought ont
Mr.. Neal, who lives one ana half miles
east of him in Todd Co. The Farmer was
msintormed in its local week before last
and readily makes this correction.
Another enterprise for our thriving village
is on foot. A party by the name Of Norfoss
from Greene, Iowa, came up to the N. P.
country to find a ldf fation for planning mill,
and stopping a few days in this city has con-
cluded to locate here. His machinery con-
sists of turning lathe:, planning mills, mould.
ing machines, etc. Full particulars of the
enterprise will be given next week.
The attention Of our county commiss ion
ers is directed to the communication Of
our Leaf River reporter, in the matter OF
the Shell River road. a petition had been.
presented Is tha chairman, But was last seen
ON the desk Of one Of our business, houses
Spring is comming and with it heavy
immigration, portion Of which will be at
tracted by the dne timber lying along the
'ine of the road, and it is matter Of consid-
cradle importance to the county to have it
leSalized at once. A good road through
that section will he of almost inestimable
value to the county, since it wild open to
settlement one OF our comparati vely unoccu-
pied townships, aud bring the wild lands
thereof under cultivation.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
OaE YalZeu.
PIONEER.

At the town meeting the question of or.
ganizing "Farmers Mutual Protection and
discussed, and all being in favor Of such a
move = meeting was called to be held 1T
Packard's school house on Saturday the 10th
inst At p. m sharp {: ali farmers are invited.
1t is twins again; boy and girl born to
Mrs. Mobiles ON the 18th inst. Poor Will.
HoMsrEADER. =
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
Commissioners Proceedings

Present-C. Potter, A. Cook and H. Lyons.
Minutes Of former meeting read and ap.
proved.
The following bills were presented and
allowed:
Bill of NJ. Cook for canvasing votes, and
mileage, at general election 1879, t5 90
Bill OF q. Z. Kelly for canvassing votes, &C.,
general election, % 10
Bill Of E. s. Case for making returns of births
and deaths to State Auditor, S. 70
Bill Of N. p. Farmer for publishing proceed
ings OF County Board, 4793
Bill Of l.. D. French for stat'y kc. used in
Co. Supt. Office, $40 80
Bill OF II w Fuller fer postage, stationary,
&c 90 90
Bill Of Pioneer Press company for tax receipt
books, $40 so
Bill Of Ostrandsr Tor making returns of
births and deaths to Clerk Of the Court
was allowed, So 30
Bill Of PeAke for refundment of Taxes
on land redeemed, $50 23
Bill Of Z L lngals, justice court fees in case
Of State Of Minnesota vs. VIM Adda,ns, was
disallowed, kt285
Bill Of A P Smith Was referred on account
Of its not being itemized.
Liquor license Of HermanEValdo, approved
On motion the liquor license Of Trusaw
Lalom was revoked and amount due lin Or
dered to be refunded him.
School petition Of C A Alton and others
praying for new school district, Monday,
March goth, 1880 approved as the day of
hearing.
School petition OF N J Palmer and others
praying for new school district in Town
l34, Range IS, was referred and Monday,
March 29lh, 1880, At 10 o'clock N VA ep-
pointed as the time of hearing.
Road petition Of G A Fisher and others
praying for road in Town l34, Range "a
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18

ouly . few desreei i/belev 1-r. last Tues.
day morning.
The Wadena Mills Co want 200 cords Of
WOOD, see local advertisement.
tabular statement of the financial con-
dition of this county will appear next week.
S. s. Gardner. bqut tht over 100 acres Of
land, all within l2 mile. Of waden. lat
week.
Presiding Elder J. B. st.rkey stopped in
Walden. last Tuesday, departed for s.uk
Center on the evening train.
" Mr.. MeArthua, Agent for Warner & Foot.
Of Minneapolis, Map Publishers, has been in
Wadena for the past few days.
We were much pleased few days ago TO
1ecisvs letter from our old friend Rev. J.
A. McGlone, who is now located in Fond da
Lac, Wis. We wish him success in his new
neld.,
A Methodist Society was organised at
Perham, last Monday evening by T. f
81 fNS"lHC's S"nSAot1Hk VI Q ucuI6TS. hcV. Mr..
Medcalt, OF Detroit, will preach there, every
other Sabbath evening.
Rev. Mr.: Cobb. General Missionary of the
Congregational Church in Minnesota, was in
town Iass Friday, on visit to Rev. Mr..
Denley, and to look over the work of the
yhurches in this section.
3. The examination of teachers, which takes
place at the school house on the 9th.
8 Saturday, will BE- presided over by the
s sSuperintendents Of both counties, Otter Tail
4 and Wadena, so that teachers attending may
receive certificates in both counties. This
will be q matter of considerable convenience
20 teachers and they will no doubt, attend
.en mass. -. .-. H.. .r ... u
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
Notics

The Wadena Mills will start up again
on or before the first. Of April, when, with
our new engine and heller we shall be ready
for continuing business. Highest cash price
paid for wheat, and i've cents more for
choice lots. kALTBY 4 TAYLOR.
4..@ *.-.s. !. -. Notice. ...
The above parties also want 200 cords
ofwOOd. -.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18

ENGLAND PHA1R1E, March 10th, 1880.
The England Prairie Sunday School will he
organized Oh Sunday the 2lst inst, at 2
O'Clock p. m. All arc invited to attend,
J.E.A,
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
500, 600 To loan at 10 per cent.
Apply to T.: T.. LUCE. Wadena.

sllket sis = 81 che WAaenas
Drug Store - 37tf
Hstch's German Cough Syrup for coughs
and colds. For Group it is sure cure. For
sale n the Wadena Drug Store. 31tf
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
WapEnA LODGE NO so. 4. Q. u. "
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Rev. c. H. Dixon will preach in Wadena
he second Sabbath Of each month It IL
o'clock \. m. and Z O'Clock p. m.
Also in Vcrndalc the first Sabbath ef each
osnth At 1890 =. m. and 7p. m.
Rev. E S Peake will oiiciate It WeAe1a
sae Sd Sunday in each mouth 1t IL N and
n Vernda'e at 7l-2 p. M.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
lam prepared to give lessons on the plane
sr organ ut reasonable rates. Call 1t residence
ever Farmer office. MISS HATTIE E. BAILEY.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-18
LOCAL.

WADENA POST OFFICE.
OPEN FROM s A. NJ. TO sP.N.
" For Parker's Prairie Mondays and
Thursdays S:30A.M
Hail closes. goinx east. $50 AM.
" west. 3:30P.M.
heneI Orders san be obtained upon post
>0ses in all parts Of the United Staten.
GILES PEAKE, P. II.