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, 1881-01-29


Mall {tfz Main and AIT Lne},...s 1.D M. R:5U u
kuw York l. nostun Ex. lsN am TAI d a
trugal Nav tDFk ax 14!Iy(,.... SEu rnl 3Hll N
knInnn4uU Accommodation, 3tt3 I'M *IU,1s i q
Atlantic Exprues adRllyl.s.. ...s.. All llq esNa n
i;iGnd iinrsis Slaska:on alnil.,. l:W ID i:N a
Grnnd ltlj,4s i Ic$9skY EIHfua1 IN pM 3:U . m
aE1ailI ltaIds x MIaxexUn x...sfJN j. IN, 7;N "a
, 1881-01-29
ptt01.ArE COURT,

: In the estate of Edward J. catn, tue Will was
proyuu and ADMITTED 70 probate, aud lottsEs tos'
taneptury werp <,saucb to Cathartno caita.
Tue es.ate ID valued Vt about 81 lSol.
In the estate OF Sophia atafnhaus, the F,ll was
proven aud xdmIttej to prohsta, aud iettars tss'
tatnun 'ary were Issued 70 WILLIAM stolner. Tho
estate ID valusd IT. ahpst tela. -.
ln tho eststs ef ..Jsmes Wtlyam schoaaia ~
nor letters Of guaftlianahlp ar tho estate wcfo
, 1881-01-29
4TEAlH.
Monday will DO tho last hny for placing 9asea
on Judgc JAmesQn'H caiondnr for February.
DIVORCES.

Francis uosquet Gitd bill yesterday aRalfst
h!a wife Sarah 1recu, asking for divorce on tAe
4rnulld OF 9tIulfery.
Aud Alfred d, Alexander asked for = similar
decree aEatust Barah Aloxander, tho chlrge 1e-
tnu G4ScrtlOn.
, 1881-01-29

u.NcsxNAr}, O., Jan. a4s.-coTFoN-null: Hid
FL0uh--H -HlEnor, hut not 1Hotably hlgtaE-
tHAtx--Wheat nrnert No. 2Ead, sI!0L Corn strong.
OF; Rn = aiQ9tik. Oats frner, No, rntxed' SsaaIc
liyo stronger, $sE2, tTc. Harley In good demand ut
r!nv lofs Hrrnor, efil36 Lard strong nid
hIrher ri G Itulk 1aHats string md lslxhgFi shnal-
sra fct clear r!G Tic HacUIt scarce and efMi usohF
rib, 8(t; 1uAtt 8t8q. ..---..s
,UtjTTKR-qutet and unchanged.
, 1881-01-29
TOLEDO,

rotrno, O.. Ian. .s.-onA1R-Nocn Boardt Wheat
opened frmerl cIohp1 shado easert No. : whto
sltphxap, tlne{, amber Michigan, ti,4, No. rod
Wabnah. spot, slus4, February, ala'74; Mnsch tas'
April, sl.IU, May, tl.lilaI No. red Wabash. Hull
rolaetod tSc. Corn hrtns hlal..mixod, axe; No. =
enat, 4oi March, Axe; 4lAJ 4tcj FeJocfad, A1&os
TtSYEu.i'timp Iansnnnoth taasi No. . do. s!,aJ'
nr1f1e. fttk5t Nh, =, A.Hl
nliE*NEH ltiiQa-attW. =. NJ,
February, .0as March, sales Mt tete4i Arr sLlo>si
itEtkIPrs- Wheat sa,GN hu, corn, S7.ou, bu, oaA,
Ann bal. =, o,o , ....
2GQ4 bn.
, 1881-01-29
DETROIT,

DETROIT. htlc.t., Jan. .ca-FLoun-*t7SahM
GrAiN-Nheat tymt SPOT No. J February. sleM:
March, sl0sf, April, ti.od94; May, aiEY. Receipts.
H,W1 but ahpmenh. 1,uD hu.
, 1881-01-29

HupFALo, n. T., Jan. .za-0nAIS-Whent nominal;
no satrs. Corn dutI anlca cars now high mixed Or
truck at4ac. Oats, Yo. and hurley innct'vc.
, 1881-01-29

Special ptratch to IN Chtcaas IrtbuHs
MILWAUKEE jan. A-.rha wheat nstket coattn*
ued to ourAncs this nrnlHE, and ut nopu tho March
option MAS sons ut slA aai,I Of VI {rou1 the fu-
Ing hEurc Of Thursday afternoon. Ths dnmhnd
teens to lnereaso tho market goes up. and ordora
tote thick aiming tho tFpkars al day. 1ha boar eto'
nentupFenred To ba ronplussed at tha showing.
FbsFa Il orsdonco that somo OF the str0naoht oper
loss hero npd ut ChlcARo arc houatjng the HasERt,
Tor Eastern adyices And ca6lea hAvo beop vncOlfa4-
os to tho oter sldo asl NuQk Tho probability II that
ias ,ha1t netest absoad have been tele 10 nantpu.
hto things ,hcre temporarily Hh'o snrp1yinE tho.r
kant1 and lint Now York hus been willing tool In
tho schpme In this ylow Of Tho Chicago and
AlTanke1 operators hava diatsRRnslcd themselves
iof Hhrewancss In parcolytHv THO trun condition Ut
f1aa and tor pluck In atsndNR w tor hlHhcr rstaos
tsas9at al .he retk ut thu world. At Chhflsa Nay
ald 10 THE IRfNUSE correspondent thts afternoon
.aat nn5 ono who did nut belInva In tha cpmtnE Of
hsher prfcas must have failed 10 study the cnnJlto1
.! saa!Fs In these coenQftos where the consumption
*1ceeda Tho homo supply.
es.es were large throughout tho day. and thero was
Aseen demand for cash whont at ull s1adas. Tho
,ptna nto FobEunry, p1&e March. ssc for No, i pnd
4e Tor No. Had HAs In falF doh,Aid It st0t f0s
"o ,. a"d winter at aIu for ths sauo arxdc.
tho lato Hoard tic naskot rAa hIghor, Influenced
n.shcd sl4oG and closed nEm ~ s.ogJf With Fobru.
m jo UNDER
Tho amount In .tore is allo 200 bu against 900 bu
ssuf .od et tho rata Of $50 for Nav York Stand
ro.ts'ons "sra WONDERFULLY strong 4 Al tdvauca
@nAa foF cash mass p4rk and 3lA4s toy s9afah.
70 nv lttsisrH AMoelatta t'Ttsa.
sbsnaa"%A oKsE. Wis., inn. .a.-FLouH--Quet and un'
;:ss:!S9Mse1s esFss;, s 30 s4ee sSte;| ;K ~ H. s s
ss s4s t sii Ds;iaS ~ s1;I ~
;.sss, IT,. & III s 81 b.s:a ss
, 1881-01-29
Suit Of faWcett vs.. The Inter-
Ocean Company.
Tho Testimony All 1n-T1,c Argu'
meuts for Plaintiff.
Condition Of the Republic Life
Matters In tho Probate Court.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits, Criminal
Business, Etc.

htnt&ch Of thG CatGt11t Cnufa.
AZ tho opening Of c1urt In the forenoon Mr., 1
Fawcc,t went OIL tho stand unA explained that ut
the time he mado bin contract with ln1hanl h1a |
PURPOSE wis 10 bur 100 sbarea CT tho stuck ut |
tho Inter. Uctnn Company. md lH desired 10 st:~
c,,rn an option fur thai purposat supporting that
tho capltal stock Of shc CONCERN 'sns II Ercat
dout larger thRu It mutually wls. hut hv siDso-
quentty learned tlo trl,o condition Of Affairs aud
hud M unnltdonon in the management.
Iu opening tnaIr roso dofqndnEts' counsel read
tho Iepoalsion Of william II. bradley. Clerk Of
tho Uni tod HtAtes Court. On ILLS direct exatni.
nation. tnado by btr. Paddock Mt tho wttncss
rostdti,co.-to whtub he hns beun confined by in-
jurics received seven mouths ago,-afr. bindiey
testified thut he4 Ha the representative ot Il prn'
apal, hat} Two or three Interviews with gentlt.
nan in regard 10 tho salo of tho 1,ttcr.uceHn, mud
lie lntornah ih9 intendel purchaser % tGat }a
aa Mns give ss a;s w. sipek, rs % naf cqMa Eaag g!Ss
s%pti. sVerythna eounoctea Win it, The test a!or
s 59 sso,S aol 'G s aSs %Se e' Ths wess III
for.natl him that he thouRnt le could get
tlo whne y short t!%n for s1 e. 1o ss,aI, tn
nessone WITT, covl nut ha cntn!uunlcated VIII, ut
anee. No conclusion wus ranel'Nl 1,he witness
ha1r,. hahn John L. Waish md Himself, for thv purposo
9f dscussnT ways ana @ means y kerp w 1.frr
applied 10 the National laHk OF Illinois. II which
sfr. nratlloy was interested, for !oa, atd could
ccnscti to curry oi, business Ootobcr. 1s!h.
In biz eross. examlHntion. nleae " NJ: nent-
yaas s sfasy s4oa 5 sa e d a4eses
E::ss = $5 5 il snf sSs;
Snmk psoM coMsIdora6ie stoek az coiIaterai for a
Tho % bank hoid bonds Of the inltr- 0ctin Com
nany, hut thp w!taess did not t'svn my q its
Soy G, W. nersnnut % pt,ratces wcrn frsishc
Ky Nxto @ wkich were stiil inaalton 10 Tie secu-
TGpep wss 9.
.Ge sted!is!s of ths latsg: J. saa s F6sSInf
SS sss -. I, SsSgSs sssg gH s - ss s
rm6shtnS Company a!ld y sao9oo. n'nrS or 'eSs
s .f5s' stsss q s ST. nrsy ensay s
i,n1I 1,v hn in tr,st-fl large amount, It was lltl-
.toeE sontepiatsd y ~ ;,s5eSs9 s5s rs q{
W. s'bIs s rScsoss rSe rass esa,nation tic xiess s
asat sy sS I'd NJ iIosk sk et y ns II 81 ts
securItles from tho Mechanics EatiouHi Hallk
nj tho tjnu Of The future nl the lntter, ninons
imi.r- T neean Compa1y. which woro collateral to
thut note
Wan Tenn N'1oa tes.:a ns to bis intsr
view WILLIE M'sn m9"Sg cngyraot III fso IRu whcu tiiS
inter turiici over tho books and paPers to hIn,.
'ets ucorse s - i. M ra,'dotG Of counsel for thu de-
fea 1 s res, s
Nlxou' ue s ssad tie III sae g. Of tho ier. Utean % tic
os m9Wly- ofsan'@oa 1"'e' '''se''" 9''''''''s wa
'1 ii, his croas- examination hn testified that the
Iit Insns strnnt. ami tho transaction WIS MudG
, 1881-01-29

nosroN, Inn. 9s.-FLOpN-Qulat and unchanged.
GhAIk-CaEn quiet and unchanged. 0ats III mod
orate demgnd; No. ard extra white. 411Gsct NJ.
white, 475&&slsc; No. mixod nnd No. white, 45'f
44ic. lsye nosn!nNtly unchanged.
RuTTxts-Eholce Western creamcrtcs, 2a334ct choice
ladls }vctad. Ekt9ic!% % %oan'innr m to aood' l7S2S'
ftEtg1prs-Flnnr, 4IUp Dsla 100 sacks, corn H..
co. bAi what, I rin hut uAtk aGn bus
Au1pAhNI8-fl1lrt ID htls.
, 1881-01-29
KANSAS CITY.

. 'spsttai Dupdtth to The Chicago TFtounf'
KANSAS CITY, Jan. :M-Tha Prize Current reports;
0nA1x-yhaat-ltucsipts. n,17s but sh!pnents, Sl0
sgi MasxSt ssx nstst f ca9h s S u ca5 ss
FshtuaSJ. M9Sc. CDrn--jfpGUlpa. ku bu, sa!pnnMtt
, 1881-01-29
PEORIA.

rAQRfA, Ill, Jan. @..-fiHAlS-Eorn hru and In
Actlyct ,,aY higl 1nlxud md tntxc1 s4hab4c. Oats
urm and inxctkva, No. 1htto, Efd5o. lsys dull at
M,i9Wkc-
observation-disclosures at &i.17. .
NECBirrK-WhoaG tGi hu; corn. I,250 but oats
tHU bn; rye, Ills but barley, 1aN bu.
KHiPMENIs- -Wheat dU hui corn' ees eo eu' outs
LIN bu.
, 1881-01-29

posroN, Jan, ST. W0oL-Weaks Ohio and FonnsJl-
van,s, &8zt}e1 Wisconsin and alclllgan, a2atfs&ct
eon,nsnR and aslatne AaAoi unWnshcd, b23Sot
pulled. EsaSg.<c.
PUMA pELrInA, Jan. 9i.-SyooIcQuiot' prices
nntn!nnli uh!o. renusylvnn!a- pnd West Vlrginln.
dorsb1o a4trn and abova. &'ftes eFlsn. @4ascs mo-
dun, To-; carsa w.; New York, Michigan. Indiana.
and YostaFH, Hns. 4bsE!ui tnadluiI 44tdgot ooHrs.
aiai wnahed cDmbna snd doatnu. 4S&acI uuwaslled,
x5G17}4oj puI10d4 K14sa
, 1881-01-29
An odd Tpst or 0,srier*s,ip.

N4tv&tn5pltle (0u.1 0Hp1ff&.
Two young Man OF tilwkinsvilio aattica ms
ownsrshlp " d1he. 1nrr9l gun ~ novot att;y W;ay
, 1881-01-29
The Merits Of The Weekly Tribune

A* Htsospapor apraront 10 all We bsiloso that
# cxces, III tho autnuat quality. md variety Of the
rcnlns nNttor which evory other publtca.
lion ef the Kind In this country. Tho SpAa al!ottea
adxerscrz il rurpIsely kept down % narrow 1lsn-
ts. Miro Than tffu columns Of clear ttpbk fyos afs
Nt te rtsk with thu t1<st nssrt editorial dlsc9s-
slons. storIes, essuSk poems. humorous pataRrapns
epccla ARTICLES Of atorast 70 farmers and The latest
market fepntts.
IT. market reports ARG unsurpassed embracing ali
tho Information which farmers require for tho inta1ll'
gent trnnrncion Of busneas both eellers aud buy"
eTe. ...
Facts about railroad combinations and rntca are
aiwuya noticed In THE WEEKLY. .-
improvements Of agricultural machinery and no"
methods OF utilizing farm pruducta arc described In
TME WxsxLy.
"iturnl Jr." writes on "T'he Farm and Gnn!cn." "
70, L.. h." on "uurticuturo,' and "tcserinnFtan"
on "Tho Fluid uud 8t4bto.H In oach issua Of TIN
WEEKLY. s.......
The Homo Department. gossip about the fashions,
Bhnrt styrIrs, and poems, literary scleeout ete.
make rIiY WEEKLr attractive to ilo ladlos and thu
younger members Of the family,
, 1881-01-29

NEW YuNH, Jan, sa.-nutlneBs cnnt!nuns fu!r with
commission lausest cotton gpnda In \ moderato do
mnnd md Art,j medium prints fairly nctlsot glnrhhss
moving eaxyt warstcd dreas g1ndh In saadx gai4fst;
il xals {hra auet,n sales VI 1!anbus1 erbEod1rtaa
Will TO held next week.
, 1881-01-29
1LnINols sui'ItEsIR CopRT.

. se1tsal bdpaF<A 2 iTkt UhIea0o 1I16aas
.srutsarlEtu, H.. Inv, :s.-Tna following pro
cccn9s wero had II, thq 8uprolno Court to-day'
affirmed,
Peoplo or rel. VI. ltonnnn' mandanus re-"
Fowers. VI, Etanast doerco reversed and bill
Opinjots wore alsd In tho abqyo taree Gases.
, 1881-01-29
Torme OF The Tribune:

sIrpic f,o,,r .er ycar so
Eor Iluy,s ~ tsc IN III nnch>.....,,..,,,, 500
F0r Clubs 0f Twenty land one trcs copy}... &0'V"
For Tho nn!!5 Tribune. ice nonth.....'....' Ivy
For SATURDAY, l6-1,aao 1.tesnry Edition. per yrnr 200
For Sunday, pArps t)oublo 3neeu, Por foar. &.o"
EpccnlsD eopiea sent FREQ. ..... -.
Give i'ost-Dtsco address In 3uli. Including County
and state. ....-..
1icnittancet mar bc ad0 either by draft cxnress
1est-Oco orLcr or In registered letters nt Our risk
Address .-...... ..-..-
THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cor, Madison and pearborn-ats., Chicago, III.
, 1881-01-29
Extraordinary Cheapness.

While Tho price Of single tubscriptipns Will reraln
atsl.t0a q yeur. Fire coplss nf THE WEEKLY TntnuSH
Will TO s1i,ed QUO year tor Fire nhasf. pnstase pre"
midi and u uny ohs snn4c IN Club Of ATo cor"
ie.. 1t REDUCES Tie prce IL ONE 1bOI.IAle y
YEAR. ForTwentr Dollars 1wonty Copies VIII ho
sent ono rear and freq copy 10 tho actterup Of te
Club.
, 1881-01-29

pIKvsLAHn, o., Jn,h sS-~rETlsoLxux~Btesdy
B,apaaId white, llu toat llAe
rirTsAuua. Jan. sa.--rETNottuA-Qniet1 crude,
unted osrttnoatoa, steady Mt tho cosos 'so oaorod'
eeluod. M&49c+
, 1881-01-29


~a.s sA.,!Noftf. Md, Jpp. A---FLoUn~pull md
az, 4i Nsslotn supaTHAc n03Afai DO extra, u0ea'
~n'.aa"ts-Whcat-Wost h!shs1, No. i Jyastern
~ ~ .ea spos and January, tlls{0tlYtt Fesfy-
lsat4,9li!A' liz March. tlstsi.Isj{t April tl.7oa4o
asm.' , aa!, VIZ ss:aH. Gotn-W sstorn hiahsr snh
ms.. ""aterh ,.st n3od, ap0t md January snd Fob
iht. HH.sagsos Aaseh. &1t26.ot steamer, Sost&6le,
assa aess{ ~ .a a4sIssi WsssssY shLta, aas do
H!iL "u"' Psl@a to rholes tapnsylyaala, t9l110
Aas n,. aud tasp,svt p1sdx park, old,
f:car to skIs Iut Da!k n9nss.I I11nso ahnpldefa An4
sEssu'a:s; s.sa: tsi;a.S Slf$; llsa''
l+s; iii a; pFims " cholcs Westssn packed,
ts::GGGk-btenIy ii *1aG5o
,,lt,ocs!;inG.n.I1 nIA = ss.s!talt renred, ,sNa
e{ ~opoe very dn1'+ Sugar guilt; 4 soft,
EHIMxitsskY-l!ul1 ntfll3,
tfs.Ms: asrrt lLsetlpol par steaAS dull, cotton,
pithsrltiIseFiGs.. f9E |.i N s' sesss' E'a'n gd
smlsnESfaLM;Sl9s ri E%S1ts M,;Sl9s Iys: I Ga. W. WIN
hunt aEd.l bII eorp, il4d3 ba wv
, 1881-01-29

UNITED STATES COURTS.
j. II. IVRtlo lp,9au = auit yesterday against
tho Gown ut Walnut, ia recover t:1,lO0.
, 1881-01-29

TURpEETINE.
WILMINGTON, n. C., jan. .1-srtll1s 4 TunFsa7iaa
7NuIpt Al 4os<t,
, 1881-01-29

UAlNtlcD on hHnQ.
Tho 4ccGvsr further statns that 0H0 t.inre
csaltn-for SiKlf-has lucA proved up lYn'nst tinn
rstntc, aud dividend of l6 p9f cont t,ai! oM H.
md lhul the attorneys 0f thu Clmp4ly, Ntkafa.
Hutchinson s. Lufr, huvB aGHt In bull showing
halariu! OF Hsu duo tlc1n which oamd 10 ~ p,
paid. The ,rqpnTt Was rtieFroM 10 MAalcs j"
Ehauccry Waller for e1alplnneioE'
, 1881-01-29
RAILROAD IT1fE~TADEE.

! A 1RIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
II TRA1S+E1rtANArtoH. !. orr HEvxnrHCz
MAnKs-tssturIn5 nAoeptad. Sunday excepted.
3MQnday sxooptad. 4petlf. =
, 1881-01-29

,.ra!a1bELPutA. Pa, Jau, n-rtn,1r-o,;,stt, Min,
s4.eul, =. snsdA2i Ohio cxtsaa, Ht1aaO. oh,q
11a ill., ss' 'Vi AsHnesota patspt pspetss, .45b
d. trncs hfa'eF; M 7red In etsystos sls
I'D .naa Asx lld. tltai aated, rebssss;, I!s
we.,ro" o'Hs m,, sI'. hs'H asked. Corn dail; 1ollar
tq Id, s,sea o. stasa. os soi .nlsea, January,
a.. ~ Ill., 10 .sLaa, Ar,ti 81 bid a. a.1sa a.ssa
e, ' 'o' ~a''s' *s'tst NJ. ado. ~, uaiasd, %
1rv.s IiSai stsady. noef-Acss, @it,boat7yoo, In
SAH lsus IN na43 putk. &i3iflt nav, Ill liza
snS kstlis, tW Wn9sSd' las Lsfd-paMs sissla,
2us, d; n, YAK and moderately aa,ys, creamery
sooa " cautos. " Naw furk 6tSts
, 1881-01-29

lnnEAturfar night to Gilman muir,
tQn estGrdaJ plAht runs " reurtt onlE
WnGhsh. 1T f4nnia IL Pacific Railway
Depot cnTnsr EtowhTt hI1 AEutnr-nv:. tlW1nty-nlr1
ta AfcheF-ny. carh vtA Stnt1-Ht. run ~ the Depot
Ticket ulHcg rs ElHfk-sL
, 1881-01-29

Chicaro Il orthvestern IIailwAr.
For Mnns Tln1t- fnrts. Ht4qr,n9.tk. aceonmoda3oh<
apply ~ ~ CfkfkAt Grund Pteihc, B1fnk's Etpsess
of0cs, Painter HouSa. Is GAnHI.St-. ana tiI6 depot
, 1881-01-29

1,ool,nstnta oxnof,scs. .,....,.,,.,..$ All
ts11ssaIvsr,a nTtJfi.nt fur fcos ..,.,,,, 4,s4h
~ yHs ....,,.,..,,, IA
i,caal pxronses,. ,....,,,..,... 1,0ll
ExpulHss III prosecuting sue ,cr~
ntzn1nss, atn1kh9ldprs. .,,.,.,..,,. I.l0J
ACCOUNT ot first dividend ot ID per ~o,
o1Inn "ynn1ses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. B1H- o.
, 1881-01-29
iAa*A ArnTs.

e-nrnot c,rnnr nt WAils and tllute-sts.
b--DtIot corner OF Canal nnd klnzlo.sta.
chicago. unrllnston 4: Quincy Railroad.
For Maps, Time srhhtc.. aioeplnK.Car Accomu1oda.
Inns. IMPLY ut Ht Ciarx-sL, Hfand fncRo ifotci
artnk'. Ex0ress )ffco. fnet nf India na.nr Grand
House. and u Can1t.gk
, 1881-01-29

SD. Ward, Roceivor OF tho 1iopubl!c Lifc-ln'
surance Company, 1lod report ye6tordny ec' s
fore judge Tuloy OF his dolnEs from Juno -
1850, to Jan. is, 1881, which Is AZ follows:
, 1881-01-29

1ffchigAn Central HA1lFnad-
Depot foot f I4ske.st ard fHot u
Ticket Uect u Gl1rk.st. &oulhaaut cqra1f nt aAns
40ipl, Gsund paaidu lRutel. AID at fatMet House.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-05-05
ORDINANCE NO. IL.

An ordinance providing for the abate-
lnent Of public nuisances.
Be it ordained by the village council,
of the village Of Wadena.
SECTION /. That if, at any time,
within the coTporated limits of the
village Of 1STatlena, the village Mar
shall shall find any public nuisance,i. e.,
anything injurious to health, or in
decent OF offensive to the senses, or
anything that is an obstruction to the
free use OF the premises on which it
is situated, it shall be his duty to no.
tify the owner or occupant of such
premises, to remove or abate such
nuisance, and if such nuisance is not
removed or abated within 48 hours
after such notice is given, the Mar
shall shall cause it's removal or abate-
ment at the expense of the owner Of
and such expense shall be charge
upon said premises, and shall be
assessed and returned by the village
council in their annual return to the
County Auditor, and shall become 4
lien unon said lands, as in case Of
town, county and state taxes.
SECTION 2. That it shall be the
duty of the village Marshal, in case
such nuisance shall he found upon
any public property, within the cor
po1;,ted limits OF the village, to cause
the same to be removed or abated,
and report TO the village council at
it's next meeting.
SECTION 3. Ihe village council
shall allow the Marshal for such
services, any amount they may deem
proper, out Of any funds in the treas
ury.
Section 4. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force, from and
after it's passage and publication
Passed May Sd, 1881.
SEAL G. II. PEAKE,
Attest. President.
G. a. COU1LLARD,
Recorder.
Published May 5th, 1881.
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Ordinances of the Village Of Wade
ma, MINI, --Oncia1 Publication.

ORDIN ANCE NO. 10.
AN ordinance to amend ordinance
No. l, in relation to cattle running
at large.
BE it ordained by the village council,
of the village of Wadena.
SECTION /. That section one of
said ordinance be amended, so as to
read as follows: 'That it shall be
unlawful for any person, or persons,
to allow any cattle: horses, mules,
sheep or swine, owned by them Or in
their possession. to run at large upon
the plated portion Of the village of
Wadena at amy time, provided that
cattle may run at large between the
hours of 5 a. m. and 8 p. M, from
April LIST to Nov. lst, in each year,
Sl1C:EIOE 2. That sectien of said
ordinance be amended, so as to read
as follows: ':This ordinance shall
take effect and he in force, from and
after June 1st. 1881
Passed April 9th, 1881.
[sEAL.] C. Il. PEAKE,
Attest. President.
c.. a. Cov1LLARD,
Recorder.
Published May 5th, 1881.
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America Must Yield

The greatest thinkers, the most
profound scholars, the most expert,
thorough and successful CHEMISTS
for these America must turn to Ger
many. In the woefully speculative
field Of medicine. no greater step has
yet bee., taken than in the discovery,
after the most extended research, the
most careful and patient experiments,
Of Dr.. Faust's German Cough Syrup,
for the cure of consumption, coughs,
colds, sore throat, bronchitis, Group.
and all pulmonary diseases. Remem-
Der this medicine is sold on apositiye
guarantee to cure. Price, Csc, soc.
and 81 per bottle. Ask Druggists.
Sold by L. Z. Stineh0ur. 2
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A little girl was asked, "What is
the sacrament Of natrimony?' The
poor child, who had learned her les
son by rote, got a little mixed, and
gave the answer to another question,
as follows: cit is a state Of torment
into which souls enter to prepare for
another and better World.'' The
priest, who had observed but not ex-
perienced. simply replied, with sigh:
For aught know, you may be per-
fectly right and went on with the
examination.
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The fortunes of neuralgia pains,
sick and nervous headache, are in
stantly banashed by the use Of DR..
Faust's German cure for NEURALGIA
and headache. Guaranteed to relieve
in all cases if directions are followed.
Ask Druggists. For sale by L. E.
StinehOur. 3
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Its a hard Case.
Water Ccessey-s.
Things are Luce.


Things are Luce.
Graham flour is on the rise.
Things need to be Peaked into.
MI. a. Langley has gone to Duluth
to spend few days.
Money to loan at 8 per cent. by
T. +. OSTRANDER.
Hon. J. G. Nelson, of Parkers Prai-
RE, was in town Tuesday.
Offices to rent over the nc1g h2nIs building,
Gardner & Co.
Attend the dance Tomorrow Q'ri-
day. evening, at Peake S Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petit, of Verndale,
were in town last week, visiting
friends.
Another large invoice of pressed
tin pans, $l.10 per dozen, at Miller &
Foss'.
The youth who permits his sweet
heart to rule him is a miss guided
young man.
There will be preaching at Blufton
next Sabbath at 2 p. H., by Rev. J..
kidder.
For SALE.-A farm of 120 acres,
two miles east of Wadena. Apply to
&. Forman, Wadena, MINI:
There will be prerching in the Hall
next Sabbath morning and evening.
by Rev. J. Kidder.
Mrs. Ostrander is charging her
store, to make room for her large
stock Of groceries.
Chas. Northfoss & Sons, are making
the front for J. n. Herron's building,
now in process of erection.
Grass WidoWers are treated here
the same as new married couples
that is, to a charivari.
II. C. Plumley, travelling agent for
the Fargo Daily Ayg11s, WAS in town
last Friday, and made us a call.
Don't forget the meeting of the
Wadena County Bible Society at the
school house, tomorrow evening.
A new paper is to be started at
Perham. It is a stock concern,
among the citizens of that village.
Mr.. Gale, travelling agent for Wy
man, MuIlin & Van Dyke, Minneapc-
lis, made us /; pleasant call Tuesday.
There will be church meeting: of
the Congregational church, st the
school house next Saturday, May It'll,
at p. IN.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadeha.
sWhat beautiful thing, my dear,
is a rosy cheek. ''-''Yes, husband, but
how great the contrast when the blush
settles on the nose!'
Nor1CE.-I will promptly attend all
calls of the sick who are DESTROYS Of a
nurse. Address, Mrs. V. NJ. Colson,
Wadena, Nlinn.
There will be a social dance at the
Opera House, to. merrow evening. All
are invited to attend and a good time
is assured.
Mr.. Martin, night operator at this
place, is recovering from q very ser
ious illness, incurred by laboring af-
ter he WAS attacked by the mumps.
~ wish to be friend to the FRIEND
less, q father to the fatherless, and a
widow to the widowless, said gush-
ing speaker at 4 recent revival meet
ing.
Charlie Stuart has erected Il s:wind-
icator' upon the freight depot. Any
one wishing to know which way the
wind blows, can Go so without any
Inconvenience.
John C. Lewis. q wheat buyer Of
Mitchell Co., Iowa, has been in the
village for several days. He thinks
we have very pretty little town, and
one destined to see a prosperous fu-
ture. Mr.. L. went to Fargo Tuesday.
WANTED !~Epa
BY Z. E. Luce & Co., ut CITY BANK,
Wadena County Orders, also School
Orders for teachers wages. for which
the highest cash price will be paid.
b b b 3 & s &
The Russian Court invited DR..
Aver and his family to the Arch