The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-11-10
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Wishing to retire from business,
will sell my saloon outfit, including
billiard and pool tables; now doing a
profitable business.
J, J. BENNETT.
The entire Republican State ticket
WAS elected by. about $4,000 or 10000
majority. a light vote was polled
throughout the State.
School teachers should apply to
Peake 4 Murray and obtain the
highest prices for their orders fol
wages.
The Wadena Lumber Company
have just got the boiler and engine
placed in their new mill, north OF
New York Mills. Mr.. Paddock, who
has the supcrintendency OF the work,
says it was no easy job hauling the
boiler through the mud to the mill
Mr.. and Mrs. John King have
moved into the two front rooms OF
}. f. Ostrandcr's building, on Front
street, and A. Williams and sister
occupy the two back rooms OF the
same building, Jim and his family
are living up stairs.
Pitted cherries, at Peake & Burch S.
There is an awful state Of affairs in
Il Minnesota town, where a type-set'
ter substituted the word ':widoWs'
for s.windows." The editor wrote:
The windows Of the church need
washing badly. They are too dirty
for any use, and are a disgrace to oul
village.'
Mrs. Mary Martin, of Harrisburg,
Pa, says: Il suffered severely from
4 complication of female diseases;
that sense Of bearing-down seemed rs
if it would kill me; my habits We're
very irregular; nothing seemed to
benefit me until 1 tried Browns Iron
Bitters. They acted like u charm,
and now enjoy perfect health.
J. C. Fremont Kelley sustained
quite AL annoying and painful acci'
dent last Friday. The brake on one
of the cars of loaded wheat broke,
and in trying to place a block under
one Of the wheels, he carelessly, but
of course, unintentionly, got his
thumb under and had the end Of it
cut off.
California dried pears, at Peake (
Durch's.
Rev. II. c. Jennings performed the
ceremony yesterday that united in
marriage Mr.. Moses McLay of this
county and Miss Annie Arbuckle
Macqueen, of Wadena. The Herald
mites with the friends of the happy
couple in wishing them pleasant
and prosperous voyage.-Haseca Co.
Herald.
The first number of the Minnesota
Journal of Education, will appear
about Nov. 18th, 1881. For the pur-
pose Of giving it a wide Introductory
circulation, there will be in extensive
gratuitous distribution, and anyone
interested in educational matters,
can obtain a copy by addressing the
Supt. of Public Instructions, ST..
Paul.
A neat and very beautiful sign
was received yesterday, by the City
Bank. The sign was painted by II.
V. Davids, formerly Of this place,
but now of Fargo, which is suf-
ticient guarantee of its beauty and
elegance. Mr.. Murray, the cashier,
has also placed in the bank, an ele-
giant hanging lamp, to add to the
convenience of evening work.
Just received car load of choice
winter apples, at Peake & Burch's.
MI. A. Whipple came to town
Monday, for the first time since he
cut himself with an Ak. The wound
has all healed up nicely, but his leg
is now effected with some kind of
disease, which shows itself in the
form of little holes all over the leg,
and which continues to discharge q
mattery substance. There are now
about twenty-five of those little holes
in his leg.
am open to contract for from 50{
to 700 cords of green wood, to be de
livered during the winter.
H. J. TAYLOR.
We will furnish the N0RTHER,
PACIFIC FARMER and the Farmer.
Union and Ueekly Minneapolis 1Tib
une. for $50 per year. TO each new
subscriber will be given a superb
correct and ljfe-like portrait O
President James a. Garfield, pro
duced by the process Of crayon
lithography. on q sheet of firm can
vas paper, 20x26 inches in size. Thi
portrait, aside from it's historic in
terest. framed or unframed, is al
ornament to any home. and is muc|
superior to most pictures sold TO
sl.O0 each.
A. H. Henry, OF town 1874, was i,
the village Tuesday, and had hi
name enrolled ON our ''good book.
The town lies directly north of Lea
River and is but thinly settled a
present, although it is Il fine stool
raising country, and just the place
for \ poor man to get 4 start. Any
one in searcl, of Il good timber farm
with large and beautiful meadows
where AZ abundance OF hay can b.