The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-08
.Repub|icaC On, Convention

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THE0R Republican voters of Mile
Al Laos county are requested to-
meet in mass convention, at the Court
House Hall, Princeton, on Tuesday, the
18th day of beptember,, 1881, at 2 O'Clock
r. M, for the 1p%urpose5of. electing two del
.egatess to represent the county at the Re
publican,S State convention, which is to be
heidi in st. Paul, on the 2sth day Of Sept.
next a full attendance Of the Repubii-
can voters is requested order that the
delegates chosen may represent the true
sentiments Of the Republicans of the;
county. 4tsf
b M.8VANALsT1NE, Chairman,
ALEXANDERsD EsHAW, cSounSy9
COMFORT PMKHAM, $s ~ YIN hee
Amt you glad yondidn't go to the fair2
Young man, if you want nobby hat,
go to Rines' and get it. !
Come in out Of the 3Wet, you who went
to Minneapolis to sstake inn the big fair
.'The beauty Of the face is an enviable
thing, but the beauty Of the heart lasts
longer
There is no %preceptible improvement in
Mr.. George B~ockoven's condition, and but
fainthopesa are entertained of his recovery.
5"There are flaws in diamonds, flies in.
amber and faults in every man. and wo-
man, too, you might have added. 5a
n775 pounds Of old type for sale at
the UNION office at Is cents (cash) per
pound. Itmakes the best kind Of babbit.
N. @. Sausser will open his harvest
shop in the saloon building on or before
Oct. LIST, next. He will have a complete
new stock of material and will be pre-
pared to do frst-class work. s. 81
Delinquents, remember the tax list Of
Mile Laos county is legal, and there is
but little over a week before the sale
takes place. The sale is absolute. There
can be no redemption. Be warned, and
pay your taxes before it is too late.
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My large stock Of fall and winter goods
has commenced to arrive, and in the
course Of a few days I expect to display
as fine an assortment. OF goods in this line
as were ever placed on exhibition in any
store IN Princeton. N. r.. JEsMER. &
We are requested to that
there will be a dance at Jesmer's hall on
Friday evening, Sept. 10Th, 1881. There
will be good music and agood time is ex-
lpected. Select club tickets will be re-
Iceived for what they are worth. A cor
dial Invitation is extended to all.
Jesiner's big stock Of boots and shoes
mas arrived and are opened out and on
display q this store. There is a brisk COM
petition among the merchants Of Prince
ton il the boot and shoe trade and .Jesmer
does not propose to be undersold by any
one. Remember he has an immense va
rietysto select from and at prices to suit.
The calendar for this term of court is a
|i%ightone, however, there are a few more
civil cases-appeals from Justices courts
to be added. The county might have
been saved the needless expense of a
grand jury as it is altog, ther probable
there Will be nothing to come before that
body.
On the Sit ult., Mr.. George Latllrop, Of
BLK River, and Miss Louisa Deshaw, Of
|Greenbush, this county, were united in.
the bands Of wedlock, by Rev. Paul Ret
Etenmaier, o: s. B., at St. Cloud. The
pair will make their future home at Elk
River, and the UNION hopes2it will always
Fbbe4a happy home to them.
Auditor Mudgett has no conscience.
he sauntered into the UNIONS abode, on
"Wednesday morning, and a broad grin
EEoyerspread his countenance as he remark
s Yesterday was good day for Old
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8Thaumaturgus' whale 1t was a good
day for the whale but rough on the sight
.seers and old Thumaturgus.
Grand Forks, D. T., June Is, 1881.
Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters give entire.
We have sold them for
about four years, and we pronounce them
the best tonic and blood purifier that. we
have eve sold. Success to Aliens Iron
sTonicsBitters.
EcKI.Es 8 MORGAN, Druggists.
For sale in Princeton by Geo. Mahoney
&5Co.,, Druggists.
The schoolmeetingg IN district No. Il,
this village, Saturday evening, was sliimly
attended. Hon. C.H. C%hadbourne pre-
aided, and Mr.. Chas. Keith acted as clerk.
The report of thr treasurer was read and
accepted. "A. p Harmon was elected
clerk for three years. Voted to raise
~ 900 for teachers wages, and $3.50 for
rent, fuel and repairs. The matter of