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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13

Tbs public are h,reby CAUrt NED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY OR I,RDEHS To \ UN u
4 o. slrhasAUsTr NEW YnhK CIlY 7. Tb.y
4re O ding the cnugtTy Wih LOCUS REGULAR
pGny, and are FRAuDu LENTLY representing them.
stlVt6 az Agen'I OF tue louisa 0 stit0 L0t' Oty Com.
Pany. Th0y have no author y 10 ielI the litkOtS 0
lnA Company, aud are not III ASSn'l.
n. A, DAUPHIN,
Tres IulSiAna STA Q lottPFJ Co.
fHW On HAHs, Ia, July 4 1881, iva SASN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13

Tx Lowell Courier Is SO happy 1t
has begun to joke about the Pfell.
dsnrs wound, saving he will GIteau yer It,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13

HERE Is Vsnuqr's latest prediction:
safer the twenty af,h day expect acoOl
to cold wave, with stormy, and In sections
fll.like ~weNher."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE, EiGHTH GRAND DEsTNBU.
Tf0N, CLASS n, ATEEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
August oh, l4l-ISOIh MoRthIy Drawing,
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
Incorporated In 1893, for % Ssafs, o. the sgiSla.
ture for Educational and Charitable p~uIPoSa-Eith
a capital Of o. ,O0O, OOO-t0 which . rOlerVs fund Glover
$4,000 hNI dncO born added.
81 an Overwhelming popular VOtO, III franchise ws'
made q pat Of the pr sent -taIs Consultation adopted
December ID, A, D. 1871.
rTsGRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS win
lake place monthly.
R@v~ 'oaku Or pOapoaSa, LOOE at the following
Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, S80,rO1,
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
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UAFIIAL FhTEk, VBOIFWI
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH,
HALF!TICKETs, Owe DOLLAR.
NOTICE To ma FuslIc,

AZ our Grand EEirdOrdiaary DrdWinoI arc Under Il
BEAUkEGAkD and JURAL A. EARLY,
, 1881-05-29

I7OR SALE-BT T!B. BOYD, ROOM !,
IL III Atndisnn-st - -

.1 ~ a1na's9iH:SSTEy Hi!STEyEes pvoprpr,1-
-. NV, btsl.NhS5 IEotERIl-
$.ant-h nae S.stoly ptnN stone front store. one
ol tne rnest II tnlea3t .0 Iot On Nhdson-st,; cost
Ss 10 bu1d store 7tN 5caIe AEn 1t Is NOW rented at
n Per year 70 9Gs e @ rSa ~ e. Offer 70 take
can SEQ what Interest TINS VIII puy your money
cohllnrtu g stocKs Anu n3nus-
*:uI-svi West l1'sc-st s-ssn:y storr, x7D and lot
5ixsI sonin rom! near ltDoey-*t Ihts store Gust
Su ~ buti y uhr ~ the best built bFick build
lns h AaKe-st; ~ - jNst as good on l.ake-%t. Int
THIS hl1;k as on Ma4ssoi1-s tents fnr justs much.
II you want y ni:sssin - ana SEQ this prupertE 1t
VIII REM lts f9 ! nust " Sou IN ~ days.
! ~ nhsiitf1SCF. itt0t.EtsTf.
$ltn-l-st tiiie lnls nome VII! be offered at $:Ol
II yt'u ass tss.ln al.I nasg'in @ cs t'ad Ee: ones ~
I0sehs WI lnesa' Inv teaeht bfcK Mscl:-
u, ue .n'I;, !oh south 'front.' On AtHtns-
, 1881-05-29

NOR SlLE-CHOICE BUSINESS PROP
I erty IN all the leading streets. West Side. u
GRIFFIN Il DWIGHT. corner Washington and ltu
stcu.sts.
T1OR SAI.E-AT y BARGAIN, TIE Ell
~ eeant riheast correr Ut Deayborn~av. and
l;Octlcst.; lot Ixl:sl with large brick house, A.
nenr>Drn-nv CHANDLER CO, mortgage bankers,
l. Dnlrnnrn.Stx
, 1881-05-29

T1OK SALE-AT 4 ABARGAlN-ONE OF
IL the most elegant S-story and basement brown
stone fronts on Dearborn-aT near Dtviston-st; this
walks brick barn. and lot I5xi51to allcy eust front;
possession Mt once fselt cheAP>.
<t5uU-3-story and basement octneun stone front
dwelling, east front. on MichGan-nv near Thirty,
lot AxiO one Of tho best houses On Michtenn-av.; !;
possession at oncc these two houses urst-clnss
Octaeon Lake Superior brown stone fronts: every
modcru Improvement r. g. BOYD,
Room :. l7g MAdtson-st-
, 1881-05-29

A. FINE STYLISH COUPE OF: ROCK
~ nwny horse. long main and tail: mare xnfe
for lady: finest Ifauhei0ninn roal In the city.
speedy, stylish. and propt. Bay coach team. bsnck
iette b"th neaEiy new; light express wagon a West
Sfadt.n
, 1881-05-29
CITY RE-dL ESTATE.

FOE rs! sALETBY + BA1RD & BRADLEY. BR>i5f1f
:ss;S1$ i1s%s @ Is '*l'' sa
IL HI M basement brick, "a. sedgwick-st-. lot az
e'o's 0f'ek 0et'fGS USiNpkyfG5c tyHpS :! fn5cbar-st
nSnt 10TH q df csSstSe SotiS; Ellie
Sof5S ssicst northwest corner of Oak CO feet
s.; s SS;s @ s
1rnct corner OF fullerton-av and Cark-st, large
nSSsT e. feeF ~ ana sedsx'eks triangular ,o about
,,,, =" ~, les' On eneh sSGFi1 stsSf5 SIDE ~
tsoaf ot s}Ey sad basement brick stone
s schiesn.sxYs xs s,nrt e. a@s1m na c,,,nventences
s es!taxe sss ifisf 'a fas Basement 10,
ssa,f 1!.ui mus Eopl frame barn. t'' ~
H -story and basement brick ali modern
1%f9a2s fe ste I'LL, Il! s"oa n,rn
A' fF"ssst-av 2st"ry aud busemen1 bfick octaEon
bapn. @ 5S:ory nnd basement brick with brick
ninca' Will sell or exchange equity Tor smaller
w,,,,aa.o :. WEST SIDE. ....
Wit Srak Sss and
ttan! ~; s-*tory frame on stone foundn-
s. s. satf sMn,htnEton.st .,oty nd basement brick
niafoa frons: 5uT ior s and basement
~, ,,s.nM ,xiynse; ctoap. IVY wv
as ssa sfisR
oEln"est CORNER ulton and SHnstmt,n- -.ts lot 5}x
rental, A'@1'~9 FAoonS11ts Apoa
eouthwest corner Sortl-ar. and Dckson-st lot 12@x
~, WIN three fEume buildings; tne CHANCE for
Investment. " N ~1"''@S 1'A
,--.- SUBURBAN.
AT AtKavenswoodA beautiful c0rner lot in frst-cln..
hsl3noofnood with .--tory frame house, fra me-
ton. ' " ~ 9ef4eeS eoi1ot-
hyde Park-A large brick dwelling with lot llNx6s,
cn!aicr EEnndale-av- and ST. In first
49, class condition. '' ' e
Mvs. 5-storr and b:ssenlent s1unc 'front.' hardwood
finish TN FIRST floor: good bar,,.
, 1881-05-29

HHOs SALE-BY GEO. Il. CLARKE & co.
~ One of those tine wc-stunc front hnuscs an tl1e
l-akesshore @ jMst south Of rhlrttesi-st
n nnc residence OIL the corner Of Thirty -frst-st-
ana Lake fars-uv. with II modern I'M
proFetieHts: lot +. feet 'front.' leaving ground TOR
cheap. r' " A@
cheap, 49, ~ ~' ~''
ridge. " ~ ~ A~' w ~'Ao
~ acres at Washington ue1gbts, near fenot
acres corner Of Centrc-my. and Sou1h-sl WASH
fhston Heights. one block from station " "
10 acres near thc Nur,lw estern Cnr-Shons
Flfty-nfth-st ~ " " Ne ~
GEO K. CLARKE Il CO..
Room i, lii LII Salla-st.
, 1881-05-29

+ WANTED-To BGY--WITllIN TWO
w blocks ut Thirty-flrst-st. and Cauuet-My.a
2,-fuot lot, or lot and small house. n BARNES, 81
WashsnEtun-st,. ROOM l..
, 1881-05-29

4 r MlTCIiELL'S. 1876 AND IFS EAST
In Washtngton-st.The fassest rasr nf tzottcrs or
single horses In tits city. These horses trottets
II Is not talk for wait OF but fur want hf
money. Now. II you are buyer. come and see Tor
ytt1rHelf, 1t {3 1ll straight.
, 1881-05-29

NOR SALE-CHOlCE HYDE PARK
- building lots within blocks of depot PIERCE
, 1881-05-29

TrOR SALE-A 10-SEATED PASSENGER
Il bus; nenrly as guud as new; will give bargain;
ltave no further use for IT. Apply to McUAlS + CO,
f,,nfttr. I'LL
, 1881-05-29

WANTED - IMPROVED PROPERTY
Wy wn7tl, from siNu to s5,CU for Investment:
ais. and lot enst Of A*hund-ny not tU exceed
&LMM 4. SLUSSUE s CO, liU La SAe-5t.
, 1881-05-29

r HAVE 4 MARE, HARNESS. AND
J. open buggy in t!rs: rate condition; will sail
chenp. T!*'. Tribune office.
r HAVE AJIIaIP SEAT AND SEVERAL
l. and secund- hand n,1sEics, rwo-.e1sed. open.
and top cheap for cash. E. Z. HAfDE, lkA Wa
hash
, 1881-05-29

IJ1Ols SALE-lIYDE PARK UNLM-
- uroved real estate; choice location, near depot
address III, TF;ts;,c office
, 1881-05-29

L7OR SALE-CI1EAP-ONE SQUARE
- eny. end-snrng 1cat!er-tpa h.,Ssv. cood ~ new:
ASA twn carriages. two and One three seated
(which enn fr iad into trtf-*essset. with leather
ttu IL: down: and also ct,l+eCur!alst hack: all
II per;rrs nref also good buggy ho:se$- l.a E.sa
M1ishn ST, tk.ls1ln 8. -
, 1881-05-29

HUANTED-FROM1 Is TO 20 LOTS OF
w ground ut once for building purposes, BY
party Ut experience, whers the owners will take
huuses built ut fair value for ground. Address ~
}huD nfT1f
, 1881-05-29

NOR SAT.E-A NICE LEATIIERTOP
II hn:.y: :.u1"st new. t'all 1t l.u t,ntar:o-sL
, 1881-05-29

4INOl; SAI4E-FUR $50, LOTS AT EAST
l.. Grove. seq lnrge advertisement tn another pMge
- this pa!er. We'll worth looking up. STREET
70. NWuEIs. Il Mnxhinnfun-Ht.
, 1881-05-29

r EFT AT Ny STABLE EFORSAI4E-OSE
j j young and handsome tatde-horse. sound. with
MI the En!ts, anil good trtycr- Price, se0l Also
largo handsome blond bar coupe horse. sounh. And
afrnd of nothing. Price. saO onc handsome lady's
punV ktn In lInrnea3 and *nfB for child under tho
sai.2!c PAGES md 1opcs All the aboya waEgnnted,
and falr trial given, bt5 md til Madlson-ar
, 1881-05-29

T,OH SALE-TIIE BEST LARGE COUPE
Z horse III the West, thoroughly city trokr. nccl-
mated afuiE Ut nothing. years usd child Or whH-
mn Gun drive him. ctr dark bay ut j. j. Gloss,
ner of Thirteen th-s,. and WabAs1-nv,
, 1881-05-29

EOR SA1.E-ANY MAN WITH $1,000
cash can get the hest bargain In the city In gro
ctries and line iiquur. and will rent cheap 70
Spnnst'e party must be In Lea''yill. by 1nne te
we ne. 4 T. ii El.Cli. iU4 West Fourteenth-st
, 1881-05-29

RE1L ESILiTE W1NI'ED.
WANTED-OWNERS PLEASE NO
w tee-1 have customers With largo sums OF
uoney lying idle und desirous OF buying
West Nndison.st. property.
South IIAlstea-sr. nrd ugden-ay. property.
1T pr IS feet by good depth for manufacturing. on
Lake. Canal, Clinton, or Fu1ton-St
Also desirable residence lots on West Side
II you offer any iRduccment please see me at
once ur send particulars
IL H. OSBORN, rs Ia Salle-st.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08
order for AeaTinssand Notice Of AppH-
cation fr appointment of Admins

IsgoEuef TOE IN an Notice OiAppll.
cation ,sstyanl for appointment 81 Adninis.
TRAITOR ft#54I IS Ss .585 III
state Of Minnesota e I.
County Of Mile Laos, InProbate Court
"a Il tie matter Of the estate Of EEbenezer
IS Payne, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of
EdWin41E.sPayne of Rochester, Mime
sofa II ] sepprreesentii,n among other things,
that Ebeneaert Payne, alate of Princeton,
MINI, on the 14thgdasy Of October, 1856,
ut Princeton, Mile Laos Co, MINI, died
llnnteestate, and being a resident and in
s~habitantlof thislcounty at the time Of his
(. ddeatiil,3leaving goods, ehattels, and estate
Wlfhin this county, andsthat the said p 1
titioner IS the son and heir atflaW Of said
Ebeenezer Payne, deceased, and praying
that administration Of said estate. be 10,
him, said Edwin E. Payne granted tits
ordered that aidpetitionsbe heard before
tlleJudgea ofithiss court, onssSaturday.4the
2Ath day of September, "A. %. 1881. at 10
o'dioekE Am. at the PROBATE office in gaid
county Ordered further, that notice
thereof be given to the heirs Of said de-
ceased, and to all persons Interested, Nv
publishing acopy OF this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day ofs.
hearing, in the Princeton UNION, weekly
newspaper printed and published At.
Frlnceton,5 in said county.
Dated at Princeton the 3lst##dav IF
August, A. D. 1881.
l By the court,
SEAL. .fa lCHAs. KEITH,
1901 Judge Of Probate.
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9EaeriHa''s Execution Sale.
I and by virtue Of an ny.

Under and by virtue Of an ex-
" ecution issued out Of and under
the seal of the district court, in and for
the county Of Mile Laos and State Of
Minnesota, upon a judgment rendered
and docketed IN a Justices court of the
State Of Minnesota, in the 18th judicial
district in said county, on the 9th day Of
May, 1874, which Judgment was duly
dockcted in the office Of the clerk of the
said district court in and for said county
On the eth day Of May, 1875, in an action
Wherin Louis Hoppe was plaintiff and
Philip Nall was defendant, in favor OF
said plaintiff and against said defendant,
for the sum Of eighteen and gS9-lQO dol
lars, with legal interest on 1891. e4) twen-
tyrone. and s4-lu0 dollars. from an since
he's 9Th day OF May, 1874, the same being,
that portion Of said Judgment REMAINING
unsatisied at the time Of the issuing ni
said execution, which said execution has
been duly directed and delivered to me as
sheriff Of said county, State aforesaid.
Ihave tins 9th day Of August, a D
1881, levied upon all the right, title and
interest which the said Philip Nall, jude-
ment debtor, had on the sth day of MAY.
A. d. 1875, at S o'clock Pm. of.that day.
(the time OF the docketing in office Of
clerk OF district court above herein refer
red to- or at any time thereafter has lad
in and to those tracts and parcels Of real
estate lying and being situated IN said
Mile Laos county, State aforesaid,
described as follows, to-Wit: Lot No.
three ~ in section No. one, and the
north east quarter Of the north east quar-
ter and the south half of the north east
quarter Of section No. two ~, all in
township No. thirty-six 1867 north, Of
range No. tWenty-six (26) west,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that will sell all said right, title and in
%terest, or SO much thereof as, shall be !
necessary to satisfy said execution, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at public, auction
at the front door Of the court house, in
the village Of Princeton, in the said eoun-
ty of Mile Laos, State Of Minnesota, On
Saturday, the Gath day Of September, A.
D. 1881, at 10 O'Clock AN. Of that day,
to sa~tisfysaid execution together with IN
terest and costs thereon.
Princeton, Mimi Aug. 9Th 1881.
q. F. HOWARD, Sheriff CT said Mile
Laos County, Minnesota, !
\. +. p Attorney for Judgment
Creditors.
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CASES FOR TRIAL.

....-.9 r. s CASES FOR TRIAL.
In the matter of the proceedings to en-.
force payment of the taxes on the VIZ
OF the SEA of sec. %, 7 SO, Il, 26, re-
naming delinquent on the lst day OF
June, 1881.
In the matter Of the proceedings to en-
force payment Of the taxes on the Eb OF
the SE14 of sec. 29,. T. SO, r. IS, remain
ing delinquent on the 1st day Of June,
1851. if zas @
Aaron Il. Kerr, as guardian Of Abbie j..
Mayo, an insane person, pl'H, against
Ruben M. Mayo and Charles II. IIayo,
Charlotte Pratt and [, Pratt, her husband,
William P. Harrington, Duncan Mcclellan,
q. B.. S%turdevart and Murdoch Campbell,
def'ts. Continued from last general
term. vJ,Ier ~ ID aya-
Elmira F. Biddle, pl'f, against George
A. Barker, T. S. Gle and E. C. G,le. her
husband, def'ts.
Robert Townsend, pl'tf, against An
SuSVuS AoWnSend, Wm. Townsend and
Joseph Leavitt, partners as Townsend
Bros. g Leavitt, and II. b. Cowles, def,ts,
Robert Orr, n'fE ageiass chr z .
Sadley, def't.
. Geo. W. Nesbitt, pl'ff, against Nelson
=. Jesmer and T. Il. Galley, def'ts.
In the matter Of the appeal Of m. v.
u. Cater from the order and determin-
alton of the Board of Supervisors Of the.
toWu OF Princeton in said county, laying
out a new road.
In the matter Of the appeal of John
w. Cater from the order ard deternin-
alton of the Board of Supervisors of the
town of Princeton in said coanty, LAYING
out a new road.
James Price, pl'G, against James
Mitchell, John E. Zatterstrom and Geo.
N Bates, as trustees of school district
NO. 81, in the county Of Isanti, def'ts.
In the matter Of the application of a.
D. Blgelow and Henry Applegate for the
vacation of a portion of a street in the
townsite of Princeton.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
The Village of Princeton against Chas
McCauley. a4
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Wales & GO.
HANGINGs,t SHADES,
MoULDINGs, FRAMES, STEEL
E'NlSGRAy1NGs, FINE Pho
Tos, PICTURES, Sc, sc.
Nitola Ave, & Il & Is Second s, 5.
HAKVEY, WALES & co, 1875

HARVEY, WALES 81 co. 125
~ Nicolett Avenue, Minneapolis.
would inform the good People of Prince,
ton and vicinity, that they have on hand
the Greatest Variety of Beautiful Wall
Paper, Pictures, Picture Frame, &c, &c,
of Chicago, Come and see us
before looking elseWheres Framing and
Gliding done TO order. Our ooms are
thronged nearly all the time BY the most
appreclatlve portion Of the CITY and
country. Send for samples and you viii
receive prompt attention, and treated as
hough Xou.Wefe here and attended to it
personally.
HARVEY, WALES & co.
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Moses Jesnler has established sometime,
that was very much needed i n Princeton.
Ia news stand. All the latest novels.
leading periodicals and magazines, such
as the Fireside Companion, Saturday.
Night, Waverly Magazine, Harper's Ba-
gar, and other standard publications can
be obtained at Iesmcr's.
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MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIERAT-
ING THEsEsHEH.

Slater Bros. have purchased and are
running a Miller's New Model Vibrating
Thresher, and they guarantee to do first
class work with it. Give US a chance and
we will do you a good job. Terms 8 and
5 cents per bushel.
SLATER Bros.
Princeton, Mimi, Sept. 9th, 1881.
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'art"si- E%Af-#-rE3 - FTa@tT' -
County Of Mile Laos,
In Justices court before G. E. Leonard,
Justice Of the peace.
The State, of Minnesota to 3. M Cryall:
You are hereby summoned to be add
spssar befora the aaaeysigass n ~ ST The
Justices Of the peace IN and for said.
county, on the 2Ath day of September,
slSSt,sat Il O'Clock in the afternoon, at
my office in the Village of Princeton, in
said county, to: answer tosS. W. Page in.
a civil action. Should you fail to appear
at: the time and place aforesaid. Judgment
will be rendered against yons upon the
evidence aGduced by said S. w. Page
such sum as he shall show himself en-
to. Glyen under my hand, this
18th day OF August, A. D. 1881.
CHAs. E. LEONARD, Justice of the Peace.
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NORMAL SCHOOL.
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
The Fall Term will open Aug. II, 1881.

- : VIII Vpo4i 1AuS. -, 16ol.
Important additions have been 1nadeto
the library and the department Of Natu-
raj Science.
A$text-book library will furnish stu
dents, at 81 per term, with all books
needed for class use.
Thorough training in teaching is given
both IN theory and practice, under the
direction \ criticism Of az experienced
teacher. 9
Accommodations are provided for Ia
dies at the Normal Home, which are
both pleasant and economical. Private
boarding at reasonable rates, about So
per week.
The Model and Preparatory DEPART
VII pc open for pupils Of alt
gTaees. tuition, with text books fur
nished, So per year.
Esor circulars apply to
D.L. KIEHLE, PPrincipa
ST. Cloud. MINI, June %. 1881.
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Any lady wishing to see the beautiful
fall and winter styles can do no better
b call at the Brick Store. Here We
have silk and satin surahs, Of the most
stylish hues; plush OF the latest design,
lace, flowers, plumes, tips, Paris bonnets
all OF every variety to suit any style If
feminine beauty. Come early and avoid
the rush. Remember the grand opening
next week and our great willingness to
exhibit valuable goods.
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Rines is away ahead of all competitors
with his fall stock Of boots and shoes and
ready made clothing.
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PERSONAL.

81 F $5ssa t as,aTs i
Miss Maggie Rines and Miss Jessal
Cowles, left for st. Joseph's Academy
4 st. Paul, Saturday. f859N
Tbe ioai. ca ~. I. -,
was around buying cattle Il this $vy;icinit
in thelearly part of the week. Il
M;ss / :. Y !.
Minneano,is and taIss chsrna - 81
:-slsS. s, 80 : ! g 51 .nsl1 9 II n
Monday. ss tssf ,8a. M
M Wi,17s sastraa+ u go
id,s 1eools Inn, !, 49, ~ 14.ssl.
j pleasant visiTIMondar NJ Gee !,
an old tvpo hinself
Store. When . merchant an ! H. "A
dit;ona1 he1n e Z ! s,,re 49, 80 I,
busines IS lnc q no
e.
'lli heyi1olds mas as gone to st. Paul tc
"ofh On one q the railways leadingg55inl
IBnlin the world -
Ml.1A 3 oater, a1ter tarry1ng at home
aaoH uays' by his laughter,
.1ss1 1-pol7 oa.sf' aha q hIr, Muilen, left
80 seano9u" morning
y .s 'A'i arrived - Mon
-. INV 0nl'i1ng as ever. Els
=, = ~ -. - 2 - ms uulniiNre, Tenure sjes11ltfs
lo' 49, IS WI onlJ remain three
WEISS
Mr Charles Leathers, Of Minneapolis.
who was severely injured by the ]cavinc
- = .he sohnel. leadilgg INTO the Pills
Doty = iaalll last fail, sup here recuper-
Is'nss ana vlslflng his brother, Mr.. Oliver
h'"theis.
snencev Brook is represented al the
Minneapolis fair bY Mr., aud Mrs. = g
| Clougla, Mr. and Mrs Gar,.r clonnh 40
daughters qua and Leila. Mrs GAorss
Palten and Kiss Ada slhteston and M
and Mrs. 81 4. Smith.
TSsl hI&& t
Tim Pratt and Ion Stesadman le,va a.
Minneapolis this, THURSDAY; rnorn,pp., to
bring back the poor ,ln fort,,,,ates .tba+
went 10 the fair: tner 1onk ! co,,ria 80
wangalnns, ajongw with them = 7,-r,inh = = !,
vigate the streets OF fAEinneanolis
- nee i1oil4 arrived IN
- -, "ipo VII larry
800 $ = = - 1AASaly
so s1roo nef marriage Was
- ssae oN.oN ana she is now q
"5'in' puisiy sac mas had her
oopio IL JUS "oric,
ano1;s This w1ees4- ara fro e. 80. a.
H. 3. Cow,es. u A fs,,ar ua5,--na.,
r. TT Ca1ov AND My u,a - -,
Wl1e, :. NJ. Byers and wife. F. III. Camp
oe1l ana Miss Carrie Sad1ey, Mrs. Wesley !
rage, MISS Rose Tibbetts, Hiss Ernnl;sI
heilan, y. u. Brady, Nelson Jesiner. r..
VIII Bigelow, Ave. Smith. Sau,ua3 WHIT
1o'ra a lrol ueo. v non
There are few county officers to eject mi
Mile Laos or either Of the adio;nino
counties of sherburne and Isanti. In all
probability, treasurer Nickerson of sher-
oufne, n treasurer Campbell Of Mile
Laos, will be their " successors. In
Isanti a superintendent OF schools ie - 10
and it. ;s very ,roh,h,a 49,
present efficient incumbent, Rev. Clas. |
Booth, will be reelected. There NAV
be quite a bitter fight over the election Of
county commissioners in Mile Laos and
lsantl. From present indications local
.4ureSal u 'ioolo thls lail'
1t IS getting to be about the t,ma Of
year when we exnect, those who ,ro
owing us to pay m
:, ,.------ ---
1 h@ ~ Ai1iiCy ~ COH ) aSlettlu InfeSlGT
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08

Contractor sadley has q force of men at
work laying timbers on the West Branch
bridge.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08

What nicer present could you make
your girl, young man, than a couple of
boxes of those beautiful gilt-edged visit
ing cards, which you can obtain at the
UNION office, neatly printed and done up
in satin lined leatheret boxes, for the sum
of $1.O0 per box.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08

All varieties of boots and shoes can be
had at the Peoples Store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08

4Hp GkkEa I. . ~ !.
\ ~ A \. lIE12Ns1 @
-
49,
Il CIlG DIG
u. ..
= taAA apou5 6. 1e-f2oQel "a 9
fe-psaint tfe INSIDE Or my store,
AND IA ORDER to DO 50 20 asdva1-
'tttagge will be obliged to effect q,
general clearing out sale OF
perishable goods, besides I am
anxious to make room for nv
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08

When you are in attendance at court is
a good time to call around and pay the
printer what you owe him. @
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08

kalsomine, paints and varnishes Of all
coiors, at the very loves ilgures-loYesf
IN toWn-atthea Pioneer Drug Store.
A magnifieent display Of choice mijlin.
ersy4sgoods, at prices to suit, at Jesme,,s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08
Jesmep's News Stand

Novelties in hats and caps at the PEG.
pies Store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08

tf4aG sH4g
3iaf lassEf 4I fSsa1 .g Sss
tsitf Ila ID a
F gs4fi 1sfs s ss{ 488atsr
IA at 89ttf 5Fy ST. f4tBaff 4t8Ha *48Ff5s.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08

6. NJ Reynolds & Co. have fitted up
two nice little lunch rooms IN their bill
lizard hall which will be extensively pa
tronized. Something Of this kind has
long been needed in Princeton.