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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

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NtJdie ia nsrts 81 asO Rough IIeinocs-.D G5z
,,bf Crr1, q d37 Rough OaN.......-.-3o @PA
cs iii % !3s si Iss5 = .'d22c'
HeayE an an ne Sc ea ross au prices
nominal and more or less wel 70 "cs oi i SIS
ao'. 7Siton 40 500 80 Stness ss3 5oesjt scrap
ron duct az - so AIncrcaa Rails quiet and nnchanss5
Steel Guoted 50 Iron. sj8as67 ord Iron +i9Gf4 ,oE
c%Ss 10" and &c. ~ Reanei spcr nrm a.
81 @5l5c and Englsh II &c. Banca 2la25e AZ an
unchanged Charcoal Tn - %. 90 81 "a InSot
Copper quie at 25sa259c sales 100000 Lake At '''
MoLAssEs FOREIGN ,air dem'ne 70 aTye 9n' P Pat
on the pot owing To- scIoity Su ba eniIiinea
22c New orleans in pretty good n Pig 'enaH1 f a "i
NAVAL sTORESspints rgrpentine qlci Dt u,li iras
Inp ira rs Of iat Comladn Good strained hosnst 80
~ Pa Psio ~ = Window Gas s. Sass Tar
~ 'qqs2; civ Piich - 9oq$2. 80.
era in vessels quite active 81 wei supported
s,ToIsb Id 5Otc. Beet ~ Ga; L90pkgs. Butter ana
h nCi rom chicsso zoe Der $50 ions Jack r soa
iss. a. london; steam go tons saS f as =;
through, les 9,0g9s aid ,c6 a. sgnd do ass Cd;
r. ions Measurement Godl los Glasgow steam, SV mex
. ses fGnr Zoo 2 s. G GRAIN o SD g. b. rcmen 5a5
t. lad 100 boxes BACON g t,s 5ey 500 cases
ro6a eN i2%; loo tales 90, 10 tons Asn
Coo soSio6 400 bates cotton, ec no other
eGs3gswen SO ,on 100 sfre 5000 Or cor
Tor orders etc early April clearance sn9d.eI l o
s 5ens v" VIM NORWEGIAN bmk 10 era1m 1000 9rs
British bark BRISTOL 5000 Do - 3D. lia,1n 9a XIX
Hsvre or Antwerp. 659" DO, %" 1u' frc Of eicya,
tr charges lnree barss qtaaas ana 16s ir6
same yoyase CHARGE So six others RUSSIAN, Asn
I,ign and Norweeiani VOYAGE 81 i, 5000 snd 7uo
as a9 an 4SSS sd eaoiS o S' Redai rcroe5r . I'd
NITrah , gr,I ' ers for or 1000 do private
American bark COS tom. 10 9'Ron' , do private
d ns birk % ons TO foIi Ei19o'I jr3n bark
$50 tons to sten, general asso q, G empg
rates american bars - rom ms n,eBmo9d Norwerisn
baTFs to arve 10 cork for ORDER go. ana fr q Tor
%oywccig1 tarE 10 IIamburg 500 - 81 From BAIT
moe British steamer oO7 30 .rrige reportei 70
Cork oreI g , s 10 W., M1rna ana oao oaco
i7, 3D. from Charcson -wed har1 so tons to Hade-
S S3' q iSa. e, ''' Port TOM ,aS,s rc@p ;ss
pnyae terms 90 f5o ars Gran - "a Norweeiln Trp
:, Eordoluy. 1000 do. 5S' orw az bar > " , - -
United Kingdom or axe Gis Brush OHs 10 III $780, law
MIA T. nseed in far demand $50 per ION or . -
ofs-G@cy que, prics vi,nog, fnr9cr chap iics
isaer. l5c' BloicheG do 5Iaj2c. natural winter isa,
II Is; Hicacnei DO, ~ 2oqsl ~ Crude Whale, 3'cj
-ecl on hrst hah of ya' zoe a-Acd M'i'h' -"
'PArNrs In moderate sale NJ steady oruresi china
Cav siea:.s for Ens.n soqiac'n 20 cue zoe oy
2uc for domestic Pens Mh5e al, lpcl.,ie - io4
iar 5urni asc FOR Row Powdered; lena h'H
;, 90 Ger 40 n IN 6 g 5,'S9 fnsh - oaec
certificate nrner STaie ~ -s'1prngg or yrr ~
f,r Phi,dcph'a auc 7oc for Baltimore; ca-~- u ol2tc
G ar E,ai''e HrrYnrk. Goo6o is Oh CIV 4eo0p
bills; IrldorL $4,000 Dds epsnri. W. ' 'Di "'-"'''
k-Ncss d.cnra I1g ioc. I,r o'. 'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
nn1NrrNG cLnrH MARKET.
1,rn srncK MAKKnrs-aY rELEGKAPH.

FAIL RIVER Mass March IG.-Ihere has been less doing
A. 5ruug IoLs today but with moderate inquiry tho
rn,rtef /, very nrm nj precious quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ANCIENT BANKING AND ANCIENT POLITICS
in The Commercial AdUertisor of this afternoon will
he found interesting to bankers and politicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

spinach demand a f2ds3 Norfolk and $50
BaltimO G. Gu pai sgus selling ~ - per
dozen banches Other vegetables sisady az go"tstois'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
nEANs ARD PEAs.

eoe,,,s for the week. Beans S75 pkgs; Peas. LAS
hush EIports-Beans laUs pkssi Pea, iIO2 bnsh Ne
and shade cahltr lot OF b' Dds Of
Prime sed Al 40 and IL WOnd be dlcnlt 10 move any
Considerable quantity above that Azure Marrow have light
Yrf demand u and freely Uttered III ~ 90 Choice
ns Klury have sold at ~ g. free board There In
scsn iobbiug trade White Kidney at II 1Oe<l 80 Pea
Beans very and somewhat nominal Lite mde inquiry
eisrs hrin ana shade higher Ofren
pea s;eadv at quotations southern Back Eyo .Quiet.
Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
VEGETABLE.

Exports OF Potatoes 42l pDs Of ONIONS 20 pkga ro,a
toes arn abnndant barely steady Otlohs fn Ahn
,ae hgher no fresh receipts Of Bermuda produce Inc
Soathern stelmers we're all belnd this wees ha e we've
severely especially the Peas; nearly al we're
In suoh bad receivers would mol remove lnen nn
dscLs many lots turned over 70 eoInnis siOn
nan nv the companies 90 be sOln Tor freight NO
.Ty LAUGH Norfolk Kslo here. and prices rather nrmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

The arrivals 1.-Two Pou rs not very hcavy sh WIN
far iuauitv priccs are firm. Tho rcept3 OF bto'oI
Poultry rather more liberal h"t '"' ~, n'"'n ~
4. Inlr price. about htcAuy M"'' -
the arriving guod der bnt 'h i'
nouldv tce house stock Is received. when sells very O" a
o., more rcs ~ tsprv Vermont Poultry have peth
sod-te TURKEYS At poo Ducks At &c su esa -
ram, Suuab moi 1lenty aud steady. canvass a X
Ducks are running very Poor Gni are uu I'M 49,. Wi
a,h.r soIs selling fairly a, quo. atoms. Very lew VIVA
p,g..ns ar1v,ng the b rds winch have been ieohhg IN
in5sma nre now an vauia English snipe IN small
nita and limit don, and OuofatlOnH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

TIE daily average receipis For the week az me various
points Of distribution wee ~ io oMa Ere ial "a
rsu, Of ream . $50 cans Of MIX; Harlem EafOdu -fV
do Now-l Railroad $50 do; Hudson RIVER haln'l
40 40 Midland flafOad 900 VI MIX and g" cabs OF
cream miscellaneous near by routes l'iJ Cans OF llH
to- al 9Olj OF MIX OF 40 quarts each nc pIlo ~
which The SURPLUS has sold a form dulhg VIC
week ranges frm - 5Othe atto e opening anu e
former the closing prco land the average was . 90
The weather and SHOWS tansru, ooisu't ~,
ehrlnkare IN the quantity Of MIX ana Wlcts WI.
ann Al the ADVANCE until near closa Of the week Eut
Iniider weather the supply ana mere II NV
rather more coming forward than can 10 used NJ feuoou
t.rfrea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For tie week ending March. 10. 1880
fExpressV TIP y. Y. TRIBUNE own reporter
IfrsrlIlrs

General Directions.
Sand only good articles other expenses eat
nm pr goods. Put everything good ordor An attractive
~ secures examination, aud often makes sale whrro
dy package sOyeny app9lrancr fails lac. secniel'
motion will ALLOW the contents 10 c1anee ABOUT
Use plenty OF cieda dTH Lnecu straw nlih eSg@ 4A
n.,niy pdfnf-a stcucl l. Doitnnt noe contents
@ nc oI barrel stating Tho slsL send ieiior
~ me .ame TINE st1ns what IL sent Tie route thue etc
should also be ncoruln toe Dtrci or box
ai,Tav OF Secure fur Nonfhe!I
me goods pu II best ShaYo 50 tAt YOUR
marx l. Va demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

Rcccpt. ~ p-lcd Fruit veek. G4 psR&, with 1879
lr. of Peanuts aud Of prcaus Exports Of Dried
Apples. 1876 DDS. Eyapo~loi Apes have
home aud export Qtulud auu
are rather frner Buyers 10 Iot want 10 pay over 1c
r he De- % maxi Of Alden Villains bur tho" are s"e
lois held IA a higher ngu;e. ruuArod Apples We very
sarcp and te few i.-rI ioi7 here are h,o above bu r
yir. Od urth Carolina and Georgia Peeled Peaches have
steady c.u-umptF demand nc iu previous puor% I9
nf any Choice North caro- are hoinI at uc AbOu al
The Uupceed slyes hayr been picked up; on" '-!ls
s.imn S.nl Fruits scarce ana Hrleiiiy
birrr Tue lae Bacflcrucs crowded prices up
T. ira lsc- There tce hcr % b. dlhcut !" -Ay
vh.taCa Boz. .ot wu.Id rlnQ. Peanuts rather quiet D't
sfnrk steadily ed Hickory NIt. du aud ta'er. iccdh'
IL - = = L. n l
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q; .oner aoa.vs E1 dividend si'. seller 60 DAVIS
''s, ,o os ss,crs OF posroS STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sIock'

Government bonds were dull. and quot atlons weIe
shade easier. The transactions at the BOARDS WI
ar 1O5lo and 1851 900 registered Is at lOoos -
trio, OF Columbia 3-65s sold down pei eent 49,, ~
e3io but raned to sales at Gals Al tne c,pse ,ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

Tho following shows the exports exclusive Of
speciel from the port OF New-iork for the week
ended March lG and SINCE the beginning OF the
wear. AS compared with the cOrrcsp ondng periods
~ crpviOOg Years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
Gleriion Nollres.

V,HE annual election for Directors of Tho
Il NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJER
sEY for the ensuing year will Dc held 81 the ONCE OK th
company at EngewoOd. N. j.. ON WEDNESDAY. Aarci
al al ir9O A. M The polls will remain open one hour
March 10, 1857. U. a. hOohbAShs eecioeaS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

Receipts the week. o. "a pkgs; last week, i5iS2
corresponding week last HJl- pigs lt al
!, o, n.pr,cr,, uted rctipts Tor this Of year
A very moderate consumpii g demand, ana ut
tie speculative movement ne market %.
heavily ovoIstoc.cd. dull weak and lower Tho
weather f. also against trade and Wh stronC pressure 10
sell from an quarters the tendency - t""hfu -iI lct
0cdn-. Quotations repres Mt the general hhtt t5 ht.
noo tual kcN maj thcy VIII pN 100 ikh TO-
A f. duck and goe@e eggs are COMING loi"Ai"
which sell readily at quotations;
Pcnn.t ~. doz.. y 0l2- western. Lined Z
esttru lIr.ii. j. 6''.e.'---.'.-. H.; eyV
southern. r.- II - DucA -----.-.--.-~t 40
Hfale. Llmed. ...... a .
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Dairv.tubsann pans

tflFFHF.
Receipts for week 4.353 boxes. last week. 4.2bO
boxes responding week last 3'91I boxes TX
ports for the week. l0l7A boxes same time iast yeai
81 I4L LyepOol cable qupttuus cui AZ IDS Ihefr mas
been better rade the past week bolh on nome account
and with exporters Foreign aiylccs have no DCnh
favorable but exrOrters have succeeded in getting
n quantity Of under price Cheese. which tney have
vcuur.d ship etock= have been reduced consld
GRADY duIng tue past month ana the principal hOoeis ny
all be used at home should INC drn'id
from abro I'd on entey and about the prices current
fol tn past two weeks. Quotations.
statefaory fancy. 1lii6llv ohio fine rat..i1 alla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
SHELDON g. WADS WORTt

BANkE1tS, 10 NAbi-oh
In addition to general Banking busness. hny ana salt
on commission al securities cheni at tho New'lOiA STOCK
Exchange, advancing On same
Desirable First Mortgage Railway Bonds Tor Sale .
WN ~ siiEi,DOS WM Is. WADsWORTH.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
CHANGE OF TIME
WESTERN MARYLAND X. ROAD.
q 3ta;Tl 7Ssyssssfias ~: zssa@

XK ySxNyo1X X1Xk--Vk-.L0-S
NN and after Sunday, oct. l5 1879
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
LEAVE MECHANlCSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at G:5O A.
NJ, and 3:07 =. NJ.
For Harcrstown and Williamsport ll:lO
A NJ and 7:30 p NJ
ARRIVE MECH AN1CSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
10 4 NJ and 1880 p NJ
From Williamsport and Hagerstown at
$50 III, and 3:O7 pm
Emmitshurg Road-.eavc Emmitsburg
at 8;25 and 9;55 M, and 2;45 m. and ar
rive at Rocky Ridge at 6;55 and 1925 a
m., and 3;l5 M. Traini north will leave
Rocky Ridge at 1925 and 1852 m, and
7;l2 y m, and arrive at Emmitsburg at 1855
and ll;s0 d m, and 7;4O m.
Trains for Frederick will leave junction
at TAO q m, and 100 pm.
J. NJ. HOOD,
Gcnl Manager,
B.H. GRISWOLD,
Genl Ticket Agent
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
SOCIETIES.

A. r. and 4. H., No. 155-Mcets every
second and fourth Monday in each month
VRn b. Oslcr. Secretary.
X. Of p. No. 67-Mcct every Friday
night. X. Of X. &. s., G. Hartman.
/. O. erO. r., No. 46-Mcet every
Thursday night John Landers. SeC'y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
CHURCHES.

M.taodi1 Epm,opnl-Rcv H. p. West
pastor. Sabbath school at n. III. u.
W. S,ocksdalc, Supt
Luth,ran-Rcv W. G. Wire pastor. Sab
bath school at 2 o'clock p, III. Jos +. Web
stcr, Snpt.
Unitei Br,th rSn--Rcv. J. u Freed, pas.
tor. Sabbath school at u O'Clock; w. l.
Martin. Supc in,cndcnt.
H.rorl,n-Rcv. l.. p. Clcwcll, paetor
nxbhs,h school 1T 8 o'clock James Cree,
ger, Superintendent. -,
Roman Cuthole-Rev. Father John Nc
Closkry
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
For Rent.

NV house situated on the public square
in Gracehan, is for rent. Any person wish
ing to rent, apply at once. House large
and commodous. Possession given April
lst, 1880.
TILLIE GROUSE.
ian IT,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
County Statement.
FOR 1879.
MARYLAND. Sct.,

+ KtDEhllh WV ~ L.
CHARGES as asccrtaintd and settled by
the County Commissioners for Fred
ericA County, at their April Term,
J,tne Session, 1879;
For Judges and Clerks Of E|ectlo" held
NorcmJcr, 1878.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
H1EClIANICSTONN. n.
urSTICES OF THE PEACE.

District No. 15-Fred'k White, Mcchan
ics,own. l.. Firor, Graccham; WIN. >
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
Guroes.-A. Slick,
C,,umi.saousis.- Warner. r. GRIMES, "
L. A1ms,.s,, WIN. Six, Vim. Lldla.
Cl,rk-E. L. l!obll,z.
Tnr Coilrctor-Ioscph SiA.
ro.trost.r-Iohn Root.
C,r,,alles-Joscph Six and Hiram Ar
thur.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
DIRECTORY
UF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown


COUNTY OFFICERS:
CHEF Judge-Hon. r. I. Bowie.
Assocates-Ions. John A Lynch and W..
V Bouic.
states Attorney-John c. Mottcr.
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Adolphus Fear
hakc, Jr.
Sheriff.. 8. B. IIartsock.
Auditor-Fred'k ]. Nelson.
County Comm,ssioners-Dan1 Smith OF
j., Geo. IL. Ambrose, Peter Dnddrrar,
Thos. A. Smith OF 7. Thos. X. Jarhoe.-
Clerk 10 Commiss,oners-H. F. Steiner.
Collector Of State and County T"res-
Peter w. Shafcr.
County Surreyor-Rufus A. Ragcr.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President james w. Pcarrc;Commision-
ers-William q Baker, James W. TToXcl',
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18

ORPHANS COURT.
O,,hsns' Court meets Monday and rncs-
day .! each week.
Chief Judge-J"hn T. Lowe. ,..,
Ass,ciate.-A. w. Nlcosletnn', bal'e'
Castle Of I.
keoi..er Of wis Jas p. Perry.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
REGISTRAR or VOTERS.

ois,,i,, No. l5-Bernard Co!!itlowcr
, 1880-04-18
SOCIETY TOPICS.

An American lady in Paris, anxious to In
augurate novel entertainment, hit upon the
idea of 'soap-bubble party" The guests
found tables furnished with soap and warm
water, and clay pipes garly bedecked with
ribbons, and they Wed with each other in the
agreeable pasttme Of blowing bubbles. The
more serious business OF eating and dancing
followed.
Some women are very amusing as studies,
when they '*go shopping" There Is the
woman who always drops her purse. forgets
her pattern, does not remember the number
Of yards-starts to buy "a black silk, but ends
by buying yellow muslln-a woman easily
confused, always nonplussed by smart
shopkeeper, and who finds when she gets
homie that she has bought what she loathed.
The dearest and pupest pleasures are those
, 1880-04-18

other celebrated statesman that he had not
single redeeming vice.
A caprice Of the moment finds expression
in gloves Of 0ld-go1d and bright gold color
for the hdtte toilette OF the carriage and Wis
iting.
A beautiful exhibit Of all the latest mi!lin
cry novelties makes the rooms Of Miss II. j.
Andrews, 2s West AIadison-st =
All doctors recommend people to go to
sleep lying on the right side. This is all the
/ better if you are 4 little deaf in the left ea1
and don't gethome till late.
Notice Ward T. Davis unique advertise,
ment on first page. Imported suitings S35.
| Ouida has no longer the appearance OF
youth: She IS stout and dresses neatly, is
luxurious IN her tastes, but is not now and
never could have been pretty. She has
| nothing courteous nor sympathetic i'll her
manner: To her guests she is severely polite,
but prefers listening to talking.
It costs you only two certs per day to read
the new books at the West Side Library, 2Y5
West Madison.
lot Of gypsIes encamped near Princeton,
Ind, to tell fortunes, and in two days they
set seven pairs Of lovers to quarrefing, Sup
arated two families, and caused two old
maids to commit suicide.
r. Beebe' plotographer, Indiana avenue, near
Iwonty.second street, has 10 Especially
except the choicest work.
a minister made an interminab1e call upon
lady OF Ills acquaintance. Her little
Qaugfter, Who was present, grew weary Of
MS conversation, and whispered In IN audi
SIs Rim$" ts"e' "Dtdn't he bring his Amen with
Now that man Sea, perhaps the greatest
.'rusller" Chicago can boast OF, is running
the lace curtain business for all time to come.
1t IS positively ridiculous to offer these goods
at tue prices he does, for they would bring
more money at auction, but Seas delight Is
bargain" giving.
Said the Arkansas man: II respect re-
nglon{ but can you fairly expect me to attend
mandlng support?"
: Hope we don't fntrude In the "Topfcs,"
out @ # y your husband, lover. or brother wants
Bros, 81 Madison street.
Special artists secure their battle-sketches
BY talk1ng with the men who started out for
canteen OF water as the firing commenced.
The "New Hub" range, the latest and best
ssfst-c4ass cooking range. kedzie's water
filters, refrigerators, water-coolers, and =
BIZ found at Dalton's, 1o2 State.
The Americans must evidently know either
too little or too much about music There
was Donadfo. to whom we gave the cold
shoulder; and now they say crowned heads
are turned by her singing.
Climb one flight to Loyejoy's, IS State
street, for elegant frames or framing, cheap
The 10th birthday Of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
the well-known novelist, was recently ceie-
brated bya diner given In her honor bY Mr.
Edward Dickerson.
Feathers, carpets. mattresses, renovated by
steam very low. Thomas Griffin, 262 State.
A parasol brings summer and its sweets to
our Hips In the midst Of u snow-stor1n; and !
handkcrchiefs flutter the despair Of Desde- |
mona and the romance uf"Violu.
j. < Stevens celebrated cabinet photo
graphs only $ per dozen, guaranteed equal |
ley corner Madison and Robey streets.
, 1880-04-18
OUR LADY FRIENDS

tell US that the only place where they can be
suited in their spring millinery Is at Hewes'
mammoth establishment OH Wabash avenue,
His styles are the newest, his prices the
most reasonable, and his stock the largest in
the city.
In children's hats he has an acknowledged
monopoly, being the only dealer who makes
leading speciality OF these goods.
An immense and elegant stock Of the most
recent importation is now on the way, and
will De opened on Wednesday next.
Do not fail to be there.
, 1880-04-18

THE ORCHESTRA
Wut De Increased In 7assun,ber and efficiency
especially for this production. Ne4c aid o,iG
tHat Music ty Prof. 1a,ues GIL; Ne1r and or
fg'"a1 orc'teStratio'i 4U Prof: Il. Rose,.becker;
Strong; Nr.o and Respfendent Properties; Ne,c
and Intricate appointments; Ne1o aud brill
, 1880-04-18

SMpporfetl BY a GRAND CHORUS OF SIXTY
SCHDOLED TOICES and an ensemble Of ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PEOPLE, tuc{sui-
1Hg the rery celebrated L.dCkEI Z0U4FES.
tcto !rin appear, BIZ kind courtesy Of Cot.
!.dthEI. to hfgl.&eA the effect Of the i,.spir-
ing military scenes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-05
EORTHFIELD.

Trade Is improving, if we are to Judge by
the boxes of goods arriving.
The Rice county fair will commence to-mor-
row and continue for three days.
Mrs. Prof. Paine returned home after pro
longed and pleasant visit to her friends and
relatives in Michigan.
The foundation of Ladies' hall, of Carleton
college, will be finished this fall and the
structure erected next year.
Prof. Williams, II. D.. of BROOKLYN, NY.
delivered several lectures here last week on
Psychology, Magnetism, etc.
The STATE conference of the Conversational
church will meet in Mortified Oetoher 18th.
Arrangements are being made to entertain q
large number of guests.
The union meeting of the 7. M. G. A, WAS
held IN the Baptist church Sunday evening
and was addressed by Prof. Huntington and
the pastors of the different churches.
Rev. T. A. Denning and wife, who have been
residents OF Northfield for a number of wears.
returned, last week, to Pana, ILL.,, w here they
expect to make their home in the future
Rev. MIR. Hair preached his farewell sermon.
before his conference meets, last Sabbath morn
ing, to large audience. 1t is expected, how
ever, that he will be returned. he leaves for
his conference to-day.
The annual school meeting was we'll attended
last Saturday evening. The professors of the
colleges, the teachers in the high schools, the
ministers of the churches, and the respectable
people of the city on the one side, and on the
other side-well, comparisons are odious. SO it's
best to say nothing.
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Hancock, English and Wells clubs are being
organized in Dodge county. One ct Clsremont
started with forty five names, and one at Con-
cord with upwards of fifty names, where five
years ago there were only five Democratic
votes.
At meeting held as,Waverly Mills. Wright
county, on September 25th, for the organiza-
ton OF Hancock aud English club, thirty
members signed the roll and the following
officers wero elected: President, VIM. Quinn
vice president, J. NJ. Boyle; secretary, John
OGormani treasurer, Andy Mccarthy.
Hancock, English and Poehler club has
been organized at Wabashaw. The officers are
j. ". Steele, president; Hon. Ed. Drury, Hon.
E. ]. Collier, Joseph Dietrich, james Mullen.
Henry Funk and N. Murphy, vice presidents
2. Kirsch, secretary; John A. Sigler, CORES.
ponding secretary; Henry Baumgarten. treas.
urer. The club has now over one hundred
members and many joining it daily.
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At the German M. e. Conference held at Ga
lena, H., last week, the following ministerial
appointments for the ensuing year were made
by Bishop Harris in Minnesota and Dakota:
Winona Dstrict-J. G.. Bauer, P E.: Bloom
Ing Grove, Mimi, Daniel Pfoff; Cannon River,
Mimi, William Papenhart; Faribault MINI. George
Hartung; Hokah, Mimi, r W. Bucholz; La Crosse,
Wis, George Hoerger; Minneols, Wis, Herman
Mey er; 0watonna, MIN H. E. Young; Rcd Wing,
Mimi, Wilt schreiner; Rochester, MINI, F.
Hogrefe; Tomah, Wiz, j. O. Huber; Wabashaw,
Mimi, T. Hermsmeyer: Waseoa, MIMI. Charles
Schoenkeiter; Winona, Mimi. william Koerner
st Paul Distric>-E. J Funk P. E.: Clearwater,
August Krienke; East Minneapolis, j. II. Kippod ;
Minneapolis, John Schneider; Fargo, D. T.. Martin
Bredehoeft; Glencoe. W. r. Grieve; Jordan, Charles
Boettcher; Monroe, ". 7. Fritz; Morris, ] NJ.
Reidemann; st Paul, First church. Ernst F. Street.
ter; st. Paul, Second church, Henry Schnitker
Salem, Phillip Funks; Wadona, Joseph Hemp:
washington, Charles Nacktrieb.
Mankato Dstrtct-Henry Boettcher P. E., post
once, LIE Sueur; Albert Lea, Mimi, Charles Steiner
Beaver Falls. Mimi, Gouhilf Raihle: Danville Mimi
Christian Gebhard; Henderson, MINI, T Wele.
myer; Lemars, Ia, Aug Biebighauser; LIE Sueur,
MINI Adolf Dutz Mankato, Mnu z. E. Schultz
Marshall, Mimi, Herman Zimmerman; Mountain
Lake, Mimi, g. e. Ktenle; New Ulm, MIMI. J. q j..
Jam; Sioux Falls, D. T., William Mas; Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, a. Il KoerDer; Yankson. D. T., w. Il
ROlnng, - " 49,