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STAINED.
ssr,et o'a ordinary liz MiGdiinS.

ru,uros quiet closing quiet decline Of points
ss sss Il SsSsn sSS s'S. ap stf M
sissg June m ~ Ivy r. eso Nc
Se@eer isisSialS: December l2.Ossl2Os; p, M
Adj. ApTl Ysii1 ssT sss; Jons is5s jaiy sS5: AgSusI
peceusss ss0ss i2s spary eis' ToSay os
fss.y Is % a. TIL Aalse jaI AuTn is
sep,enpsr SisSi. October I2i2ai2it; November.
sTSSRMfsay s sssSsnsS ssss n stock.
AND ng al ssosT s oS ANA
enough 10 cover urgent wants salcs 1000 bbs Including
eoG ,o pe s,sb % Anerca S1 sA 5b 10 s . after
a Mn,s, Ihs, 200 Dbl sd Ss aw ~ ia
% ebs Winter wheat Extra - g ,ol 5ogss a. d and
p. sg' .,S.sS.. ssSs fGI ss.sg ssp9 IS
SsSassn' s@as f Far k.Ts s'Gs ssse so%s s
IS sloes s'%%'S as S.ns, Sod as .dsss ks.
Common . GsOs Extra Round Hoop 6alO. So 1856:
s : s.' s.'.ss = .ssa ss;s. !:
c@s%S.n Comm e. Far Es,rs = sSsss g. rat e coca a
ss.s Ssssr Sss = esns s
isos esof az % GO
Se su1. u ngs FoU&
in 81 4essl IS CORN 5S , nEAL quiet wss'ern
FISH Houist steady and unchanged only jobbng sales
s FonsiGS fRUIrs- Moderately active IN ,obsinr lots.
Layer Rsisins. " soi loose 81 l6@s2 70; vnieSeis
currsHia. 6lss: Ahnoaas-rarrsso2a., lssasis Iyiea
dines. iI5sc. Tor ar. boxes l5s4c for half boxes
f1gs II SdIse ciIron at 2ld22c 0ronobie Wslnuis
10hoile Napies do lz~c French do. Sc flbeTts n
alle. BrsDl Nuts siec osanges-Porio Rco, s5aSj 25
box Lemons. "a 5Oas5 so per Sales by 500
boxes Messlia Jomon 50 25as6 S7a 1000 do Oranges
81 sbdsS Is. by sail
GRAZ n -WHEAT-Msrket ct less active ana iadlc lover
scarcely snyhng for exports far business
tive clpsng duh u about The inside quot atoms
kalss r. export. udnc UDgfaded aud Ma
Ied No. White sales l052 90 bnsh. future, 1920io
bush prompt delivery. ncudnK Ungraded Spring 81 25H
fl 2tl: No. Milwaukee. 81 50 Nj store; Tn
graded Winter Rod 81 45usl 40: No Red
Sl 4Dkasl 5Ois No 2 Amber.si fS Ungrsde1 White
sixss No. white 81 30; No wbne. 81 4sssl 474 ;
No ted Feerusry E0cossDg Al 49aSl 50. do. March
Oi SssssSl coz. closing s. <9szs So a. April 81 ss
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i5nslness Chances.

L'OR RENT.-A long established iirsi-claSs
millinery and fancy goods s0r. from Api = 10 s0aicr
VILE, y. !. address {. \, SOneIyIie
LNOR SALE OR 10 RENT.-A iOng-estab-
nshed carriage mandatory and shop s0aersiiie \. ).
Address C. & =, Somcryile. M.
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PINT cLoTns MAHKEr.
WOOL MARKET.

FuL RvFR. Mass. Feb. 27.-With moderate demand
light Il spot goods the marot closes very strong at
previous quotations..
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11rr srncK MARKgrs-aY TELEHRAra.

girpr,t Feb 27CArILV- -ReceiDts TODAY, LOO heal
total for tho week j nean; for the SAINT ni
ost week t1J head: through. Jo ears
dull ana Over lots unSod; sales 0 tool D oh"A00
-e.s at - 3Sd = 20. Butchers Cows s5atS 20 -, a.
SfFFr AND LANES eipt5 TO-DAY, @-uO heao lO'a ~
40 heau iur the 7tno ,lIe lSs
i zoo head cupsgnod through 10 car- market queti o
ers and sci ers anari leading down qu0tabe fAir 70
western sheep 10 - 40 ChOce 10 Fancy - uo1 s'u
Fair 70 Choice Western Lambs 80 SOaso no 'sh~"A9 U"
sale ,.. ~, r-..v ,lus
far ~ T, mead for time last week iSn,p hea
reisl,rd through l8f market du and croopng Iuh
nfcrine - lasi Coos % choice Nok ie"
OF Mrium Heavy - 750t4 -; one loa OF tAHa fu.
&c n at - 9O Pigs 81 25ati 50 iuh - 'ai' io"'
Ir,cico Feb 2--The Drorers' Jo,Taal reports; HOGS
Receipts 22rUu head sdpnfuts. l.W" htsio na,A't ~
ana generally s. Joe. lower; N2ei Ia' rug - 49,
choice sayy, - 4OaSi o. Lght Bacon Ia lAf u'"'"" o"
CArTlE-Keoe,pa 800 head shipments. 900 head mar
kc more active. except for thc Nors EI ale IN h. q"
god demand ~ iui prccs - 81 - -i bnlcAl- 't,a
,ovs rgf-a 90 Bulls Sass 60 steers. - N."rt ~
oxen sUa8f 50 stockcfs and foles I'D iif "eiAaH d"
: Gu0&t o,o ,.,,. hest
grades good teuand 90 - 1890 one lut Nls'"Hin q"
- tori- Feb e--HoGs- Fairly acu g.; Lient. ~ l0G
- 70 packing - 2O0si - Brf,hct1 To- rrcc u f'@
81 o. receipts. 500 hesi shipm" is. 3u htAu -
C.TltF Primer MT quotahly higher; ilF business
done sales Ign Good shipping steers %. ~ -9 ~
TO 0h0ce 10 pens Butchers Gfa's range i - - 20 t
Choicr HEAVY Feeding steers co,nhah4 - 30 ite o
head shipments 300 head 5000. -.-...-- -. o., c. .
Good Heavy - % t,ccpts. lsJo head shipments wv
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fuRoPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoypoN Feb. 27-l2So u. m.-conso's 9sie Tor money:
and % Atlantic aud Great western hst
mortgaee trustees certificates G9s second 81 Euc
Railvas So 1G's do, ~econf con 'ols. "i'o
Fob 272 30 ninlaris adNtctF Quote tbfce per
cent geuics trance p centmcs for The account
LoNpON Ftb 1880 p. M. = bonds. iour nrr cent
bonds 100 Penn-v wanna Central ~ headng ~ =
IONIIN. Fth. 21-S.35 fuc Railway shaics az .
I0NpoN Feb. 2T-1 T.. m.-Elc amonni o. bullion win
Bank OF England on balance TO-DAY - tto-
UsN.
L0NnoN. Feb ga p. m-rariS advces quote three per
S2 francs 30 Centincs Tor tic account
PANS Feb. 21-Exchansc on London, % uancs - cen
times ftr ClteA@
and the account e. bonds evea 1854 tAnuc and
Great Western second mortgage trustees Cef.hcdtce ga
peQnsylvan Central Z. Reading. 5l'f
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election Notices.

BRANCH OFFICE
The OCEAN NAYIGAIiOS AND PlER CO.
50 SOyu 81.
NEW.N ok, January 80. 1880
NOTICE is hereby given that the snnnal
~ meeting the stockholders Ot this company Tor the eec
tion OF seven Inp Of ton for e
ensuing year Will De held the branch once Of this company
on Monday, lst OF March. 1880.
EDWARD WIGHT
secretary.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
4 PAHY.-The Annual Meeting 0f the soc gb0iders Of
Union PaclGc Railway Company for the choice OF drcc
the ensuing and The ansacoh % any other
which legally before the meeting VIII bo
held COmoanYs OGce. 7S Broad in the City 0f
Now York on WEDNESDAY, The TENTH day OF MARCH,
next AZ a. O'Clock d m
Transier Will be closed after saturday. FEB. 2S
SIDNEY DILLON, President,
HENRY MCFARLAND, sec4 Ctagg.
New.York. Feb. G, lssU
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ITTLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY.
DRAKE DE KAY,
Secretary


FNHE IN NILRNAIIUNAL AND URhAT
/ NORTHERS RAILROAD COMPANY OF TEXAS.
Interest Second Mortgage Income Bonds Of THIS com
pany earned the 1879 will be the
tered holders thereof the st dayso March 9nd sePtem
1890 80 the rate Of FOUR PER Or nj per
annum. TWO PER CENT beng payable ON March J. lesD,
TWO PER CENT on SeDisupsr 1850. az tie Once OF
the company. No. 26 Exchan cnlace. New Aork
The Of Rcgstry wi De closed the 10th DAYS OF
aud 1850, respectively, aid eEcncd On te
"a days Of March ana september, 1880 respectively BY
order Gf the DirUct0rs -
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

REcuygRs OFRcE LEHIoH WILKEsBsRKE coal Co.
No. II BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK. Feb. ~, 1880. )
COUPONS due Masch /, 1880, on tho
~ assened" consolidated per cent mortgage bonds Of
this company VIII be paid and after that date at this
Holders of coupons rcques cd 10 leave
them az tins Office for examination and after the 10th nst
Ia that checks may ready nPJ delivery
T.. W. CLARk.l
B. WILLIAMSON Receivers
W. "a. TTLLIN bA~Tt
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

The OF abovenamed numbers win
tie 3s day OF August and these bonds with
accrued interest viii be reaeemed time previous 90
above date the Bedford
OLIVER PRESCOTT, 1rus,eas
WIN w. cRAPO iA"S'SO'
New. Bedford, Mass, Feb 2l, 1880.
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Municipal Gas Lighi Co.
STOCK
WANTED BY
MOLLER e. CO.,
"a NASSAU STREET
Banking houses ano Bankers.
Diaioen0 Noilres.

NEw.YoRK. Feb. 25 1880.
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of
"a TWO AND 0NEHALF PER CENT the Capital
Stock OF tho RAILROAD EQUIPM ENT COMPANY has
been declared this day psyable at the Offices OF CLARK
POpT q MARTIN, 81 Pinest., NewIOrk, r.. W. CLARK y
CO., 30 south Sdst, Philadelphia, the lsi proxmo.
III. A. V. POST.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

WANTED.-An experienced cashier for a
w proposed National Sank in healthy aud highly
prosperous southern applicant be fully Endorsed
competent ana reliable Address Fox fi9S
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
CHRYS0LITEs EsTLvER MINING COMPANY

Rooms Nos. 81 TO 81 BoREEL BUILDING. I
No. lis BROADwA1 NEW. YORK. !
The Board OF Trustees have declared REGULAR monthly
DIVIDEND mo. a. Of TWO PER CENT the
$l0 capital stock q this amounting Two
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ts20eO0O). or ONE
DOLLAR PER SH \ RE out OF the fourth months net
earnings payable at the Central Trust Company the 10Th
February.
Iranserbooks will close February 81 and reopen February
81. DRAKE DE KAY.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

1920 p tor p parseT' "a ~ ohiS sass steer T dd @ g.
r. r. S's a. Ss.S cess 'O'' '''" ''',''' .. y
Missonr steers i27G h. at e 90 d. AID - each u CO.
2 b at Ole les 9 ea.h p, s 10 eo e:. G lea ea o. ~ "a Do $40
b. At 9ac 5Oe each "a DO l5 10 az s.f', Is b i for
Fa.S1 K.suSh g 1 sPmnsyIyann Dry Cos $40 ~ a 30
h for Co, 4S ONO steers lieO 10 ~ k N
for for. " sscp G Tr1,RSg for = = wood WS fo seer 2s q
Sa4c So u IA do. lG5 D. a. g4c 90 en o s o m NJ sc
So n Dry Cows Sos c' u Bull. 81 6 az Onto
steeT s59 H AZ &C. 56 b and see each Tor m LyR'Rm 10 r.
oxen 87$ n q sae % % M aS on esonmsson @ nlos
STE r. l2l2 n at Sac 90 5 90 o. a. 20 & %; 81 Sf Sf SC
Go i4jO ib at l0c. u DO. l4l5 TO- at lo4c o. ID ''
eaSh Goasuitb for REYNOLDS. Enoch & Co: u Missouri
Steers 25l m at 9o 5G l6 do Idlo TO- bS az UG and Is
a, JcIsT CITY Verv little stock day but the gen
eia feeling eAsie About 2,.e IS the TOD iSc % Idd
fnS B%csihqlm m3S sod * vess o7 sad j. h19s boBs
veals l27 10. at isc; do' l2J d. al &C. III" D'
al n RI aSD LAMBs-Receprs % Of s7s heae
IA cars az 6ithst and at JerseY City
satuday il II head against 22.4lo head for the oo,r %
spending SIX days last week NO, mch me, @ c Tstor weaker
feeling If anything owar the close Ihere va, 81, sItei
was YER slow aud nearly &c lower sales Of sheep %eH h e
- 81 1880 30 per 100 n with car load 9 W NeS y 97 5Gi
at 80 G5 few Yearlng Lambs were sofa al - -'"' "
per InO 70 Davis sold at Goth ST. lss Mehqan SHEEP
% D. at s.Si l2s 20 10 70 81 ~ I5S state do O at she;
- 4oa Ia @ So coarse 4 3 f at &c: Is Ewes, l2s
B al Sc 80 Canada Lambs s3 70 at 80 snao os n at
n5enback a Dewey sold $50 Indiana sneep b' ~ 5e' - ~
6s 81 State do lOj h. 50 30; 1853 Ohio LAMBS % D.
al Hume sold SO state sheep 100 n at Sc 2o % do
I$ n lo5 stac lambs 1ay ~ Sv NJ al r57 indian. cep
J saoet & co GO; ,o 11ld AZ a. yftSy n ~ Sc i''
iG gnss ID a sneiiSgan sold: 20 Michigan shseP 7$ at
Kase & Picock sold lS7 OHIO sheep - ID AZ og o ~ .,
1r sS H sars 81 4Gh Total SATURDAY
2j3O5 head. against 225 h.sa lot ~. , way and lower
quoted at fssa5c:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
cnITnx REcEIpTa

YORK, Feb 27-The following the total net re-
cotton the below mentioned pyrts since Septen
ber ]. lslg. " date lnclnslvos
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

Tie foIiowlng SHOWS the imports OF dry goods at
the port of New-Yor for the week ending tins date
and since January l. az compared with the CORE
enOnhing perlnds OF preVl0us yeaIs:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
financial.

OVER $4,000 profit within 6 6,months from
~ $1,000 without services full investigation. Pnest,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

REDEMPTION Of FLINT and PERE MAR
At QUErrE RAILWAY COMPANY LAND GRANT
BONDSIn accordance with the provisions OF the Trust
Deed The Trustees OF the Land Grant bonds Of the Fin AMI
PeTe Marquette Railway company have this for
redemption aud cancellation the following numbers of the
standn eight per Land Grant Bonds Of the OF
September 1868 which will be presentation
Trustees a BedfOrd Mass
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

HOLDERS Of FIRSI and SEGUND dTs-
4 frrred InconA Bonds OF ST. LOUIS, lIlnN MOUN.
TAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY 60, who who M nave We @ NOT
dissolve the STOCK trust
" ~ ~ N' ''' 49, IA. MAkQUAND.
10
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Prices of wheat at Junction mills
A Phenomenon I'm Literature.

Andrews Bazaar, to-day the leading fashion
paper OF this continent, is an example OF
what business energy and business promises
faithfully fulfilled can do. From the start
this magnificent journal has commanded the
admiration OF every one who has seen it. Its
Fashion Departments are always fresh and
reliable; its literary excellence unsurpassed;
and its fun joyous and refined. Notwith-
standing its low price-only 81 per annum--
every subscriber, new or old, for 1880, will
be presented free with soc worth Of An
drews' Bazaar Patterns, and furthermore,
those who subscribe in time to secure the
January number, will receive as a New Years
Gift an immense supplement sheet-the larg-
est ever printed-filled with useful and prac-
teal designs tor making laces, worsted and
other fancy work, for painting on china, SILK
aud satin. etc, which could not be purchas-
ed separately for SO Every lady should
subscribe for this splendid journal, or at
least send ten cents for a sample copy, to
w. r. ANDREWS, Publisher,
Tribune Building, New York.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE AND
NitE

Names of Mortgagors, J. G. Toveg and Mag
gle A. Tovey, his wife Names Of Mortgages
A. p Merrill and H. NJ. White. Date Of
Mortage, September 18th, 1878. Mort gage
recorded September 28Lh, 1873 at II o'clock
L. NJ, in the Office OF the Register of Deeds ia
and for the county of Pierce and State of
Wisconsin, in book L OF Mortgages, on page
PSI.
Description of Mortgaged premises: All
that tract or percel Of land lying and being
in the county OF Pierce and State OF WiscOn-
sin described as follows, to wit: Commence
ing tiitY-seven l57) rods east of the section
corner OF sections No. twenty-one III J, TWEEN
ty two (22l twenty-seven f27l, twenty EIGHT
(2S), town twenty five f25l, range fifteen (l5),
west, thence south twenty (20) degrees, thence
east ten (l0) rods, thence north seventy (7Ol
degrees, thence east twenty t2Ol rods, thence
north to the section line, thence west on
said section line twenty three 1921 rods to
the place OF beginning, containing three 49,
roods and twenty (20l perches.
Amount claimed 10 be due upon the debt
secured by said Mortgage at the date Of this
notice is the sum Of One Hundred and Tween
ty-Nne and Ninety Three one-hundredth
Dollars(s129 93), and no proceedings at law
or otherwise have been instituted for the re-
covery of said mortgsged debt or any part
thereof, and default having been made in the
payment OF the said sum Of money claimed to
be due as aforesaid,
Notice is hereby given that the said mort
gage will be f0recl0sed together with all equl-
ty Of redemption OF said mOrtgagoFs as ex-
pressly waved and released By them in said
mortgage, except the one years redemption
as allowed by statute and that the said mort
gagged premises will, by virtue OF power of
sale IN said moFtgag contained and there
it, recorded, and pursuant to the provi-
sions OF the statute ia such case made aud
he sold at public yendue by the
MI as4 II
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The elocutionary entertainment,
given at Brackets Hall, on Monday
evening. by Misses Phillips and Flow
er. of Minneapolis and st. Paul, was
much enjoyed 10y the goodly number
present. Both ladies acquitted them
selves in a creditable manner. The
different costumes of Miss Phillips
were very fine. and the dress of Miss
Flower was both becoming and appro-
pirate. The Last Hymn, " given by
Miss Flower. and sLoyeina Balloon by
Phillips were, by many, considered
the best Of the evening. Miss Irwin,
Of the Normal sang three solos. which
We're very much enjoyed by all. Miss
| Irwin las a particularly sweet voice,
and She plainly demonstrated her abil-
| ity to use it. In the last piece espec-
| tally SHE showed both the power and
sweetness of her voice. Mr.. johnson
played the Accomplishments so that
nothing was wanting in the line of
music, The entertainment was of a
high order and those present viii be
pleased to hear all or either of the la
dies again.
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EspAIL.E.

Geo. A. MoDougall soon starts for
Iowa on business.
Mr.. Johnson is engaged in blasting
rock for an engine house for b. & NJ.
H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Youmans have return
ed to spend the winter with their son,
James Youmans.
AL. Allen cracks a whip over a
horse team, and "whoa-haw" Is no
longer the go with Al.
During the good sleighing about 80
thousand feet of logs per day were
brought to the sawmill here.
The balance of the Christmas tree
funds, SAP, was donated, by request.
to the church organ Indebtedness,
Our schools opened Jan. 5, with 70
pupils enrolled-50 in the A depart
ment and % in the B. department.
An evening school has been opened
in which is taught, bookkeeping, pen
manship. elocution, and mathematics.
There are two cases of diphtheria
reported in this village. A child Of
Jas. Youmans is very sick with the
disease.
Harvey Burdick's team broke
through bridge last Saturday and he
was obliged to come home without
his load. No other injury was sustain
cd.
The remains of Mrs. Ella Hall, of
Morris, Mimi. formerly of this place.,
were brought here for interment.
The funeral sermon was preached on
Wednesday at the schoolhouse by
Rev. Foster, of Rock Elm.
A well organized lyceum is in opera.
ton at Good Templars Hall. A gener.
al invitation is extended to all to come
in and take part or listen to others
We hope the ladies will also lend us a
helping hand. Mr.. Jeffers, of this
1
place, we understand. has just patent.
ed a combined grain-seeder and rotary
drag. Mr.. Jeffers is the patentee of a
stump-puller, patented 2 years ago.
Homer Brown is among us again.
His brother, Fred Brown, who was
shot in River Falls some time ago, is
still alive but in very critical condi.
ton; the wound is healed, but other
sores have appeared on his body, and
he has but little use of his limbs.
These sores seem to be dead flesh
which may be likened unto honey
comb, being very soft and wasting
away. 1t is evident he cannot survive
long. The bullet yet remains in his
| body.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FOR
THE PAST WEEK.

J. N. Adams 10 ]. NJ Barnard, 40 acres in
29-27-ls, Trimbolle, So.
O. Eames to =. Schultz, 40 acres in 1924
Is, Maiden Rock, $780,
issac Owen to Rhoda Owen, leo acres in
p 1918, Trenton, 81.
c. R. Tyler to NJ. J. Paine, so acres in town
OF Isabelle, $500.
L. 2. Phillips to J. a. Tyler, III acres, parts
of sections and s IN 24-l7, Isabelle, $500
o. S Powell to F. Smith, part OF lot2, block
] i'll o. s. Powell's addition 90 the village Of
River Falls, $242.
c., st. P. & NJ f. R. Co. to J. Meyer, 40
acres in 2e27-l5, Spring Lake, s2l0.
O. Strahl to NJ. d. Proctor, part Of block
mo. S. Powell's addition to River Falls, S242
!. D. Trunbull to Smith & Benson, lot Z
in block %, village Maiden Rock, $50.
G. r. Tyler to L. d. Phillips, parts OF Sec
ton and 2 in 24-17, Isabelle, $500.
Il E. Tubbs to 4. Tubbs, acres in 26-l7-
10, River Falls, $3.50.
State of Wisconsin to Chris Amodt, 40
acres in 9-27-17, Gil man. Patent.
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NEW VOLUME. Littel's Living Age enters
upon its one hundred and forty fourth volume in
January. It has just begun tae publication, from
advance sheets, OF new serial story by an author
who does not often come before the public but has
done some Of the best literary work Of the day
Those who have read Dorothy Fox and Hero
Carthew'' by Mrs Parr, Published some years ago,
do not need 10 be told that they may expect in her
new story, adam and Eve,'' one Of the freshest
and most charming serials Of the present time.
Another new serial, BY Mrs 0liphant, also recent
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OF that authors best productions. In this depart
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foreign authors are represented, and the choicest
short stories are included.
In seience, art theology. politics, and general
literature valuable articles announced for ear
ly numbers Of the new year, from the pens Of Dean
Stanley, The Dude Of Argya, First Impressions Of
America, DR.. ". p. Carpenter r r. s. the Arch
bishop o, Canterbury. John Russin, Prof. Owen,
Prof Blaike, James Psyn Che Literary Calling
and its Future). Jas. A. Froude, Richard A. Proc
tor W. Mimic Letters Of Charles Dickens), Fran
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Its conductors too have the advantage Of long ex-
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Tue publishers present TO new subscribers for
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MIR ESFEES.

GOFF-ALLEN.--In Maiden Rock, Jan. 6,
1880, by A. s Otis, Esq, Mr.. FRANKLN
Corr and Miss ADDIE ALLEN, both Of Lake
City.
WILC0X-FISHER.- AT the residence of w
Perry, in the town of Trimbelle, Jan. 6,
1880. by w. J. Perry. Esq, Mr.. SELTM +
Wilcox. and MISS EVA J. FISHER, both OF
Trenton.
Jan. 10, 1880, by Rev. E. A H1nses. Mr..
FRANCIS ARMBRosTER, of Oak Grove, and
Miss FLORA SCHMIDT, OF Trimbelle.
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YOUMANS I'm Morrison, MINI Jan. 8. is
80, ELLEN YoUMASs, aged l9 years.
The funeral took place at Esdaile on the
7th inst. and was largely attended. Ellen
was beloved by all, but the death angel took
her and now at the beautiful gate Of Paradise
she is watching and waiting for loved ones.
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MULLEN.--In Trlmbelle, Wis, Jan !, 1880,
Mr.. JAMES MULLEN, aged 50 years and Q
months
The deceased was born in Antrim
county, Ireland. in 1912. He came to
this country in 1853 and settled in
Waukesha, Wisconsin. from whence he
moved to Pierce county in 1865 and set
tied in the town of Trimbelle where
he has since resided. He was faith
full and consistent member Of the Big
River Presbyterian church. q good
citizen, highly respected by all. He
leaves wife and three children.
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The entertainment. at the band con-
cert on Friday evening, was as a
whole. unusually well received. The
vocal music was much enjoyed, both
quartettes, and the duet by Mrs. Bur-
byte ami Mrs, Moody received an en-
core ami pieces very acceptable to the
audiences were given in reply. The
reading and recitation by Miss Addie
Everett were well given, showing
both natural and acquired ability in
elocution. The song and dance by
Messrs. Cheever and Williams was
much enjoyed and, of course, received
an encore. Mr.. johnson S piano solo
was we'll received. The band gave
their usual pleasant variety and the
entertainment was pronounced sue
cess