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HOUSE..

Special Di,jstrh to The Chfenqo Tribune.
Sr1uSGrfEri,, H., Feb. 17.-Wlcn tho
House nlct tiis morning Dysart, Of Lee,
altered ii Joint resolution proyl.ltng for I'll adj
]ournitlcnt fron Friday until Wednesday,, III
honor, presumably, Of Wtsl,Ingiun's birth
dny.
llcrrlngton, Of Kanc, caltc.t for tho ayes
and noes, nna tho t!ml'iity of tho nelllbers,
who were absolutely uclllug fnr MI adtourn-
u!ent and yet werc afraid to go down Oh tic
rrcUltl III that sltalV, WIS rastFyely amusing.
Tley H'l,tlr1nrt M,ld wrIggled, utNl pEthur
vott4l In tho negative ar rcfrnined fro1n
votIng. altogether. Tho resolution WIS
a.Loptcl a!l tilo sumo, however, By u vote Of
SUtoIi.
=, D1'lFTWOOD,
A'ctrIe. of Mercer, offered Il Joint resolution
settling forth tito advantages Ut Sturgeon
l}nv, ut New uoai0l!, Mercer County, on tllD
Upper mississippi, for ltarbUr pltrpnses, md
requesting tho tinolstlelcgnton III Congress
tn secure NIL appropriation to Improve tlls
bay In Il permanent ,lAllrcr.
Morris, ot lIArtl, tried to get In tile ll,n)or-
ity rcport nf tlIe Committee ulI judicial un-
/ Imrtnelt sitting down oil the Supreme Court
consolidation scllcule. There wcru NUMEROUS
and loud objections, md Nr. Morris sat down
disg.lattd.
GlsEuH's APPELLATE COulkT DllI~
prOvluing for written opinions mud appeals
IN NIL enses, was tukan up witerG tbs House
left utf with It yesterday, on tile pending lllt,-
tlUn tn sttiku out the SECOND section il rela-
ton to nppe,lls.
Collins, Of Cook, hoped Tho motion would
prevail. a1ld tint tho law would rclsain ~ 1t
was. tOtlerwIsa thuro would bo Iittle need
at Appellate Courts, nl,d tho Supreme Court
would be swAlnpesl With accumulated busi-
ncss worha tl,an 1t WIS fuw years aRo.
EalsElluy, of LIT Satc, took t!le ottIer shoot,
alltl howled against striking out anything.
Carter. Of Albums, moved to strike out the
enncttng clause.
TIlu melton was decItlctl nut oe nrtlor, the
present arllcr being amendments to tic Sec
ontl sccti0ll.
Richardson. of Albums, moved to lay the bill
nlstl the amendments ull tho table. The lno-
ton WIS lost by vote Ut yens u, nays W.
Joe Alanu. OF Sermll!u'1, took the ilo0r
Agatnst tue bill, and proceeded to 4sabuse
tho lnsmbcrs' minds Ut Ill iMpressl0n lllat
oil appeal Is right. illstea.l, ~ ila e!ailled,
Of u privilege. butter would 1t be to abolish
the Appellnte Court nlt0yutler than to pass
the uresoMt bill. 1io lad heard 0f
n FlFTEES-cENT slrr
over H watermelon, which went all tie way
from tue Justice Court to thu Appellate
Court. Under tl,l4 bill, such. suits might "a
to tho Supreme Court OF tho State. The
present bill was III the interest Of lawyers,
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kASs4s CRY, M,., Feb. E.-The Missouri
Valley Nank. OF this city, sl'spcntcl this lnorrl-
Ing. Tho Institution has laecn considered unsafe
for lung tInlt. owing 10 It's limited cnptni and
largp risks. Tho fniture WIS not unexpected,
consequently theirs ID ,!0 excitement Or uncnsi.
f1rsa m the i,rt NJ tho Nll1ar bunks It's lInhll-
tiles Mr8 nNlt $!.a.tMt uINl EH Asststa 3An,OM In
discounted pnpGr. Thu f!ur1 WIS only nycrtG,l
lnst yt'ar ly rho addition Ut now capital. 1t Is
not kts,wn nnw huw much Ut ItH liabilities the
buuk will be abIs 10 pny.
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NLTfs HN1 VWfTlf1, ~ -
Froln sir. Croker Air. 4. GreTlc, Hath King
at.Aruls: "Wcst hi1lescy. Surrey, A1arth II.
10 bu su yuotl ns to uEswcr ta!4 questions. N.
lnlnnrtine, altsosly ntiltr wonderful tns thoy
lilo Dnku himself tlEuw hts sAtru, aul putting
himself NJ The hsud nf tho coIunli u tasynlry,
enlarged l!ku Il cNttainul lrtHslser. dUnt lu!nk
TINT tGo lhbko utcr turgHt thar ho Mis- Geiltrs1
a,,d tut u trUtststr. IL would llot SURPRISE TIL to
hour lhat ho hud 1nt drawn his swurl thAt ttay.
whctApr 10 liI suy Up, UuAtas, anu ut tuun.'
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3psetot pispateh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,. Feb. 17.-tntelifgcnce is received
frt,m Tnm,hl, Flt., or tho dangerous illncss OF
Mrs c. y. Mixer, tho dispatch stating that she Is
dying OF consumption. Sir. Mixer was shcrltf
fur Enne County nutC November Inst, when htA
lerill uC utllrs expired. Ito kAurtiy afterwards
l.iMrrst1n Mrs. tlnrycy. Ut AlcKni, Mich. aud
ut tho S4ll1tt.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.

Special Dalatea 10 The Chicago Tribune.
West Aun0EsA, ILL.,, Feb. l1.-3tr, and Mrs
Orlnth Efans, puruuts OF tic Hon, Ii. H. E.al,a,
klutu SENATOR, celebrated t!oir golden W"il.s,nK
to-Luy, Ih0 benutor cumo lronl Springfield "
tU present,
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Her Husbands Quiet Proceedings for
a Divorce Suddenly Inter.
rupted.
She Alleges Unusual rrallty on the
Fart OF Her Erring llus-
f,!lnd.
Interesting Tales Concerning His Early
Life and Method Of Running
tho Family

H. W Jncksnt1 mi fntlItitl,nl ,rf,n I'm ite,1 rro,
.ho In -ro,, onh .r.,..r,, .,.,,.".. ~ ,,.,..
."o p'.Fea ., at,a Fna9ea ""taash oi hor Majesty
boybnti tic Ut. Lawrence. Ar. lnckson MI
poured tIcfure thu public ut tint time In nmer-
o,s ll,fnyurablc IgbtK,-at f,t,c tim ns n ,1rnirr
IL ain Min mi hnrs,. ,rhIo., ~, 49,, A. a.. . ., % "
~ "''tlhuh'e" nurses. "nich no sou 10 the lln'
huAFeet1nR as Hlnodcu STOCK. hnd nt Hnnther
time 0s II gentleman who occupied his ictsnro
ti,nc in uuytnv nsald,tot,s attention tn nfhor
mems w1ycs. liz Tog ,trscr,t,c,i ,hrn m . ,,n,,
'''' "''s'' ~ w. ac0ci i'e" 't'e'' Il" /" ."n
u! rhther prepdsseRs!ny appearances, hbotlt 10
yellrs old of scrlpufnus nttlre, and, 70 far MS
,sns positively kftuyu, II bachelor
IT, tnot,an,, !. do.,tc., ,,,,,e ,,,,, y, H., .,,
~ ""eASp,' - "esl'"c'' o''eu n'"1e ~ W ae'u
hh t"eho paHlle gtzc, nntl. rs bef'tr, In u light
by no tnnans c!r!Abtc. This time, however, he
appuars as ", ". .Tucksop, and, bcyotu, any
,,,,ostio,, uv :, ,n,,, ,,t,, n. ,,nt n,,, ,.s ,i,
I,..-.,' ,,, ~ ' !" Nv MAJ i'oS "i"aS' c"'"s IN
sltl3lc hlesseahcss. 49,.
During Inst Dat3lIer Mr.. jackson filed In tho
Circuit Court, before Judge f.ar,,,ln.,
,,,, ,,,,, ,.,,,..,.,,.
Hll'' FUR HlEultCE
from MS wife IN tho Irouu or tIesertion, de-
c1nrDH tlut nftCr duo nnl l1tiurnt tttiItttrv I'm
l,nd hrcn ,nui,i.,l IN ,,ssnv.r tnr ,rh".na,,o,ts
~ ~. 80. ~ W 49, W.. "n,' '".'H,, =. -,
- ts pIa ~ nafne nrst nppGarsl Us +. ".
.'neRsot asla ins o. alls VITO rs lslDtltt luck"
SOD Alter tne hla1fsea flan bech 20 published IN
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Weakness and sickness changed IL health aud
1tsenKth With Hop uttteTs, ulwnys.
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'iSte t''n' Power ot ho rose to high
ssnn which cnrrIcsi his audience Into ct1ihusasm
VT, w my say Tint tho nctor received cnti at Inn
nlGssr! i's,' wlth substantial recognition. Tim
s1ta'r,,"' s!t, gf Mk7 va,1crs was conceived IN a
t ,1 81 orfest fss''''id skf fF"eg a"9 pors2na,e
in,'zsd e, Iy subtle Intelligence md deiiaht-
i,as IN re!lnean m . Her nad secne wss or tho
;scaerytnH fnvorn1lo mention uns tho Q.,ee,. "f
M5; ~; A!'n: t the c'e-ct scene ahe carrle hct-
sey sa ,s'esia Il oehen fhsnssssa" was ,o'sP. cpa
se S e aro% % sS'12 a III Il Kit s;s ysx X"x af;Hs i:;
fc ma Formerly her ine III eent ,,ss" re"'!ns n1s
MnIntcrc.ting iig,irc cm!urare. Wr, '1MN'ry Invcyg
Enli!tcr rtn!cred i<de,tfs In IL n,nnncr folcrufiy
vey I IT, iai, j. T. Eia EIaxsa s i ss psrt ,pd q t
s,'ttel to tho chnractcr Of tho First fi1irctf;.
sr: s.:,: Mr: f., Hurry Hurry rhonpsan wns. THO Hornlia.
paoWn some cnlenvor to inject tho requirements
II! tho play In tho way Ut scenery.
Mf' heeno VIII this evening nppcnr ms IaDo.
BEETHOVEN SOCIETY CONCERT.
Tho beethoven Foeicty pavo tho second con-
cert Of tts scaaon at the Central hthsic- Hail on
Tncsdny oscs1ny 10 II very large audience, and
turned ont IN fi,ll and very cnth,isnstic ranks.
Insisted tyorchcstrn and organ. MIR. =. l.. L,,tkln
presiding at tho latter. Tho concert opcncs
with 1sccthoveu'a Mass In e, which tho socl,.ty
Eare in December, ls;4, ut Farwc Hail, tho
Gunrtct upon this occnslnt being Mrs. E. F.
t'orton. soprano: Mrs. c. +. SUNNY, alto; atr.
lilarica 4. knorr, tcnar; and Dr. c. +. Martin,
,yhS as;9 Ins uartet "as not as strong ~ TINT
q ,o ,,s saoT''s ,, II oxsto @ %Srk: isoufh so'ao
chorus deserves Ill credit iur fs excellent work.
crr:clally tnn sorrnilos. who were In .lno vulco
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Tax Judgment /
Sale.

DURSUANT to a real estate tax
Judgment OF the district court in the
county of Mile Lacs, and State Of Mime.
sofa, entered the eleventh day Of August,
1881, in proceedings for enforcing pay
ment of taxes and penalties upon real
estate in TIC county Of Mile Lacs, re-
naming delinquent On the first day Of
'June, 1881, and Of the statutes in such
case made and provided. [ shall, on the
18th, day of September, 1851, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the county
acdltor's office, in the town of Princeton,
and county of Mile Lacs, sell the lands
which are charged with taxes, penalties
and costs in said Judgment, and on wllicl,
taxes shall not have been previously paid.
l) /. S. NlUDGETT.
SEAL. Auditor of Mile Lacs County.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
Forfeited Real Estate Tax
Judgment Sale.

DURSUANT to a real estate tax
judgment Of the district court in the
county Of Mile Lacs, State Of Minnesota,
entered the 18th day Of August, 1881, IN
proceedings for enforcing judgment Of
taxes upon real estate il the County Of
Mile Lacs, which became delinquent in
and prior to the year 1879, with the taxes
and interest accrued thereon, and Of the
statutes in such case madcsand provided.
i shall, on the 18th day Of September,
1881, at ten o'clock IN the forenoon, at
the county auditors Office in Tic town Of
Princeton, and county Of Mile lacs, sell
the lands which arescharged with taxes,
interest and costs in said Judgment, and
on which taxes shall not have been pre-
vicusly paid.
7: $. nupeETr,
49, Auditorof Mile Laos County.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

State Of Minnesota,
County Of Mile Laos,
Ii justices court before G. i. Leonard,
justice OF he peace.
The State Of Minnesota to Z. II. Oryall:
You are hereby summoned to be and
appear before the undersigned, ene ofarsie
justices of the peace in and for said
county, on the 24tll day Of September,
1851, 1t one.o'cioch IN the afternoon, at
my office in tie Village Of Princeton, in
said county 10 answer TO $. ". PAGE in
a civil action. Should YOU fail 10 appear
at she time as:t' place aforesaid, iuGglness
viii lie rendered against you upon tie
evidence atdnced by said S. W. Page Tor
such sum as lie. shall show Himself en-
entitled To. Given under my hand. this
10Th day OF August, A. D. 1851.
CHAs. b. LEONARD, Justice OF the Peace.
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sheriE's Execution sale
r TNDIK and By virtue Of an es-
I ecut!On issued out Of and under

r TNDIIs and By virtue Of an ex-
u ecut!on issued out Vi and under
the seal ct tLe dlstrsctsGouri, in and for
the county Of Mile Lacs and State OF
Minnesota, upon u judgment rendered
and doeketed ina justices court ct the
State Of Minnesota, in The 7Ih judicial
district in said county, on the 9Th day ot
May, 1874, which Judgment was duly
docketed in the office Of the clerk Of the
said district court in and for said county
on the sth day Of hiav, 1875, in IN action
Whcrin Louis Hoppe was plaintiff and
Philip Nail was defendant, IN favor OF
said plaintiff and against said defendant,
for the sum OF eighteen and 3a-Ia0 dol
lars, with legal interest on 1871 .8st) TWEEN
ty-one and a4-loO dollars from and since
the 9Th day of May, 1874, the same being
that portion Of said judgment renla am :,
unsatisfed at the time Of the issuing oi
said execution, which SAID execution has
been duly directed and delivered to me as
steriffSof said county, State afosesaid
! have this 9th day OF August, a. ID.
1881, levied upon all the right, title and
interest which the said z Phiiip Nall, iu6g-
meIst debtor, had on the Sth day OF Ma
a. d. 1875, at 5 8o'cloek T. NJ Of tia q dsll
SNhe time of the docketing in Office al
scleIA Oh QiStEict COuFb{sloOfen nGilig n fsEGi.-
red toy or.at any time thereafft5e has had
in and 10 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 t3) In section No Que, aud tie
north east d uaFter OF the nor th east quar-.
ter and the south half Of the north cas-.
quarter Of section No. two al il
township No. tiairty-siS I36 north, o1
range No. ssayeil1 y-six {. ,s'esss.
~ Now, therefore,, notice is hereby giycjI7
that Ill sell a Il said II I'll ialesand IN
terest, or 50 mucil thereof as shall Sc
necessary 10 satisfy said exeeui ION, to tas
highest ai idder, ffes ash, at public alcsioI
ut the front door OF the court house, il
the village Of Princeton, III | he said coun.
sty OF Mile Laos, State CT Minnesota, OF
Saturday he oath day Of sepie1il i. ..r,, A
ID. 1881, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. of that .!ay
TO satisfgsaid execution to tllei wi j; ID
terest and costs thereon
Dated Princeton d inn, Aug 9Th, 1881
a. T. HOWARD, Sheriff of said Mill
Lacs County, Mlnnesots Ia. ].
Il. F.sI iA lsKER, Attorney for ] I'D gtncn
Creditors
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
PERSON

Geo. Reynolds says, % lii Hope IS pros
pelinlgy finely At Hancock
Mrs. D. a Galley returned from III III.
Ineapolis, where she had been visiting
friends, on Monday
Mr.. n. g. Dunning and his daughter,
Miss George Dunningg are visiting rel
latiyes, at st. ST. Peter, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. soule are visiting
friends in Minneap polls this week; Mr..
Sonle combines business with pleasure,
however g s IS
Miss Maggie Berry, Of Minneapolis, is
up here visiting Mrs. Joseph W 1AsEslissiteosll,;
she intends to remain two or three weeks
aud enjoy the pure country all. e, 4.
Messrs Gail T hi bricks and John Roll
liFs came in o., Tuesdays sta g &c; &; John
went up to his cam ard Gail intends to
see how things are around his camp be-
fore returning
treasurer Jameson of lsalfl county,
sfol'psed al the North Star hotel Monday
evening. Like the aud tor Of tlla { county
Who nave fhe s5,,,s = sl ~, = 81 : - !.
ance - ,,'s>.'S
AIessfs; ~ Mayo and George s Lll'ts'f,
q @ofos'o, @ Name accompanied an by Mr.
'' aha iArs. -. HeTric's, of Anoka, spent
l7l'sa,iay and MONDAY at The American
house, as the. guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Webster.
Major ri,' q i, !, 80 i. T., 81 S !.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Some Of the boys intend going to An
/ Okla when Burr Robbins circus is there,
but nobody seems to know the exact
date of the show Go ahead, boy 8; one
day, is @as good as another; If you shoult!
happen to miss seeing the elephant you
can feast your eyes on the clowns, for An
Okla is prolific Of clowns.
Who is that Cambridge wilmer, that
lump OF Wllitewashed innocence, who
, feels aggrieved because lie has no chance
to defend hi1nself2 That sympathy
dodge is too trans nsparent The leopard
cannot chunge his spots 2 neither can a
cowarlly bnshwhacking back bitter con-
ceal his meanness. On with the jig, FOL,
the UNION neither fears nor respects any
of the white-liverea gang Of perjured
pimps.
The East Baldwin farmers have about
finished tlarasiiihg. " H. #Shar's wheat
was as good, if not better, as any of his
neighbor ) and it averaged only eleven
bushels TO The acre. Wlitney's machine.
did all tie .llreshiiag in that vicinity and
mas give excellent client sa tisEaet1on-alr shaw
!. says he never y1 he'd a better job Of thresh-
Ing performed On his place.
Clark Bemis. q; Milo. this county who
has been in the insane asylum at ST,
Peter, several times, by ordercf the eoun-
t,1attomey, was taken in charge Of I,v the
sheriff and turned over 10 Charlie Foster
TO be conveyed 10 st. Petert to dav. Thurs-
day. Mr.. CLARK escaped from The as,,lu,,,
last winter and has heen n,,ite rat,on,1
unt:l lately.
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J, So s, oce.'ifeu - fas'
= = '.ss,1s essi'li'' $ 'l.s is,-
,... -. ~ - 'ii'Sil7' - s :
~ 'io ~ ~ ssisse's ~ ,fe
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
Renewing Buildings.

have al the necessary machinery to
remove or raise htildings, and will attend
TO all such work promptly and at reason
able rates. NY address is North Star
Hotel, Princeton. PETER LIDEEN.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

A big consignment of boots and shoes
Of every variety, and quality will arrive.
at Jesmer's i'll a few days &.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

The Elk River star is a good county
paper, and we are glad to know that its
subscriDtien list is growing fast ,.ss
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

The call for the Republican county
convention 10 elect two delegates to rep
resent the county i'll the Republican
State convention, should be issued at
once, The members Of the county COM
lnittec are 3. NJ. VanAlstine, Alexander
Deshaw and Comfort pinkham.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Buy q suit of ready made clothing from
Rines # you want to look spruce when
visit Minneapolis TO see Bill Kings big
fair.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
# you want anything in the boot and
shoe line so to the Peoples Store.

"a a stock Of large envelopes Of the
finest quality just received at the UNION
office
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Without doubt Rines has, By all odds,
the largest stock of boots and shoes ever
before brought into Princeton.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

The hall over VanAlstine's new store
building is being partitioned off into Of
fees, and the carpenters and plasterers
are at work on IL.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Is pounds of old type for sale at
the UNION. Office, at Is cents (casi) per
pound. Itmakcs the best kind Of babbit.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Rines sells the best quality OF ready
made clothing on better terms than you
can obtain at any Of the retail stores
down river.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
Taken Up.

A horned male sheep; color white. The
owner isrequested to call and pay charges
and take the animal away.
ABRAHAM ORR, Princeton, Minn.
Dated August oath, 1881.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

From several Of those who participated
in the "stag" picnic at Green Lake, Mon
day, we learn it was q very enjoyable af-
fair. The picnic sgot up il honor Of
the strangers from Maine aud Kentucky.
They were fun-]oying crowd and musa
have had a loyal good time.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Our merchants arc making calculations
on a large fall trade and are laying. in
heavy stocks OF goods. We predict a
keen competition among th, traders
which will rebound to the benefit OF the
farmers.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
Z TII NOR NAL SCHOOL
ST CLOUD MINI
The Fall Term will open Aug. II, 1881.

4
Importa ad a itions have beenmade o
the library and the department OF Natu-s
raj Science.
A text book library will furnish stu
dents, at 81 per term, with all books
needed for class use. $s
Thorough training, IN aching is given,
hofh in theory and practice, under the
direction and crit icisIn Of an experienced
teacher. s5 g
Accommodate tions are provided. for la
dies at the Normal Home, which are
beth pleasant and economical Private
lboarsiing at reasonable rates, about So.
lperWeea
The Model and Preparatory depart
nents viii be open for pupils of all
grades. Tuition with text books fur
jnished, s u II per year.
For circulars apply to
D. 81. ri Ell q, r rincipal.
st. Cloud l'inn. June 2ss. ~ ssl.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
Sl.g5O te, loan

On good, real estate security Inquire
at once of A. p Barker.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

The UNION has no apologies to offer
any Of the Cambridge press gang and r,-
fuses to shake with lying pimps. Shoot
away, you cowardiy bushwhackers; you
are better adapted to runa SSe;le bagnio
than to edit neWspaper.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25
"A. RGE STOCK OF


The : Peoples Store. :
I . the / ubliC.
1 am about TO remodel and
1e-paint the inside Of my store,
and In order to do SO TO advan-
tage will be obliged to effect a
general clearing; out sale Of
perishable goods, besides 7 am
anxious TO make room for my
stock Of fall and winter goods
---Vzv l1ioh will soon arrive; and
right here, I desire to remark
that, / have carefully selected
the largest and best stock Of
fall goods ever brought into
Princeton, having paid partic-
Iular attention to the ready
made clothing and boot and
shoe lines, and / can and will
sell these fall goods at prices
that cannot be discounted IN
either Princeton or Anoka.
However, it is time enough to
talk more about fall goods by
a12d-by when the weather be
comes cooler.
G. Il. RINEs.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Delinqnents, the time draws nigh when
you must pay your taxes or loose your
real estate, perhaps forever. Remember,
there is no redemption of lands on which
taxes for the year 1879 and prior year are
due; the sale will be absolute
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

John McMinn was beside himself with
joy Sunday morning. The cause. of his
merriment was explained when he blmt-
: ed out to a crowd, ssBob Dunn lied before
when he said in his paper that it was a
hoy, but this time it is q boy, and no mis-
take; set up the cigars to the boys, Mr.
Newton. /" Pcrsevrc in your good work,
John, and may your family continue to
Increase.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Some young ladies are terribly down on
liquor-drinkcrs and liauor-scIiers, which.
is all right and proper; however, some pff
the same young ladies' STE no harm L.
Waiting all round a lall room with gen
tlemen chuck full O. whiskey." CircMn-
stances alter cases
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Kalsonine paints and ishes Of all
scolors, at the very loves. figures lowest
in town at the Pioneer Drug Store.
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Last Wednesday noon, as the result Of
a saloon brawl, a fellow whose name We
failed to ascertain, might he seen vending
his mournful way to physieian's Office,
carrying two or three of his front teeth
in his hand. They had been extracted
by a chair. Brasnerd Tribune
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

"a ma gnifcent display Of choice millin-
cry goods, at prices to- suit, at Jesmer,s
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

4 so
In Foxcroft, August 7th, by Rev. T. N.
Lord, Oscar E. Marshall and Miss Emma
u. spaulding; both Of Fo1croft. ~ Name
paper.
And that is why you we're SO anxious
to go back to the Pine Tree State, Oscar.
The UNION wishes you and your bride
many happy years.
The funeral OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Sad
ley's child, whose death was noted in last
weeks UNION, occurred Saturday after
noon and was largely attended by the
many friends Of the family The little
one was laid at rest in the West Branch
cemetery
The Princeton union., 1881-08-25

Clarke Bros. horsepower threshing ma
chine has been ckawing up straw in and
around this village during the past week !,
and is now up in the French settlement,
GreenbusEl. The machine does good
clean work but is slow. Hero, as else
wherer, the wheat yield is light.