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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-06

Personal AND BRIEF IOCALs.--Rey. T.
Dewitt Talmage. Of The Brooklyn, \. Y,
Tabernacle, passed through this city Friday
IN route north.
The March term OF the Hastings Court
VIII commence on Monday, when Mr.. Slm-
ucl B. wit viii enter on his duty is prose
cutting attorney in that court.
Mr.. Reuben r. Gardner, a former mem
Der Of the House Of Delegates from ii IN
over, died in this clty yesterday. Mr.. Gard
ner was also at one time on the Capitol
police folcr.
To-day is the first sunday in Lent. 81
St. Peters Cathedral this evening at
O'Clock Bishop Keaue will deliver the first
Of a series Of sermons to be delivered by
him during the Lenten season. taking for
his subject "The Nature and Eud Of Chris
tianitv."
Palm SUNDAY falls on April 10th this
year; Good Friday on April lj'b, and
Easter Sunday on April l7th.
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FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from jacksonville
Florida al CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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". ID. BLAIR & co. have beea appointed agents
foI Jules Mumm Champagnes for the state Of
Virginia. Thls vine equals any, and Messrj. BLAIR
4 co. propose to sell il lover than any other 1ae
grade of CDampIgGe. They are also agents for ,he
celebrated Kuicserbocker Gin.
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DIRECT FROM NV "RLEtNs-,he hes G..'1t
CIGAR ln America. 81 CHRISTIAN & WHITE
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IN LTNFNBURG CIRCUIT COUtT,
FEBRUARY -. 1881
Richard stokes. executor. &r.l
IS. IL Ndc1tipNt
John Jics on. trustee. g..

a. x'riri 'i,m dtcrceI
O1 cnu-ilcrlii0n Wht rcof tie court 90 y ,1-
IN Ike. Grdrr. aud dcrrrc nat 70 rommi,s one nf
iil. cohr G1 late tud .cft', au account oi the .
.rc,rel fn d. lca.t { fri.t mentioned a. sn1 q 4
with TIE complainant ., bii Wiih ihd. c't.-'-i az
nI. .e-.aud pri liiic,: also, 40 ace mt Of %" fI
r.f.. c.i " ,,d in tiir .1.d irfit 'cci and iIf
.,..~t, .luc fh.rtof and uiik. report fo tODri Nr
Ant .hr G.urt roih rirDrf 'Lif n"iic" Df fHt
HoearIrlac' 90 ttkul tbe ,aii accuan'. iL B. 20
ZION o. Do. h.inl posted 20 The from. door 0i .'
ro.r h.a.c II thi- county ts the G'fecla -Hf.I
.c ya. .,li. p. 81 once vteE fnr iOuT sLc''~ iSc
ia i'i- E.riimrrd DfSf 0feh % now ptuor p'idf.5 ID
me civ ot Hi,hnopd. aud that ,uch iut'iraH q
.t..l h, tuuisli NJ to per.cns .ctfi'" nI size. N-
t,c. on ail uariies INFER. et ~ th, d cr'. tkc
,... arc.a,.! t,,f lie ,I.r ntiris Jpi. Jart 1..
'ru.t O. lu tte aid d,c0 0t lr. t.auh ". W. ~ n
and T. v. B.untd. Ife primer acting ulGct o.
-lyeaud aruiof Nrbp Bcr''i 70 pn eaci ~ "N'A
fb.tr ,..ll ,c a.. .ou .i .r.S.cc % aid npi. .C.'
= cOpy-Etst":
J3IIN l.. GATE~, (lcra.
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LEE GALLERY, MaIu street, excel ent photograph
OF the Rev. Dr. GIBSON, OF Petersburg. The Pic
ture IS speaking Likeness, and conveys the very
eNurcssiou
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BRUNSWICK souPs-do1en nayors-25c. r can a
CHRISTIAN 4 WuIrE's.
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TIE REVIVED BIBLE.
Examples Of the Changes Made.

President Chase, of Hayerford College. n
Member Of the Committee on Revision,
Lectures upon the One Hundred and Twen-
~ Thousand Errors and Variations.
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LANDRgDTHs FRESH AND RELIABLE GAR
DEN-SEEDs sold Os l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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X. y. CHAFFIN. RoBkR ii. GILLIAN

4. y. CHAPLIN. RoBER II. GILLIAN
ID B. CHAFFIN II CO.,
III. REAL ESTATE AGENTS ,,.,,.,.,.,,..
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
sell city aud country prOpr rtE, privately or at auc
tiOn: collect renis iH Richmond, Manchester, dld
country, and make prompt retinYs oi same: money
loaned city aud country real estate; deeds writ
ten and know Judgments taken; land- shown free
buyers and sellers introduced 10 make their bar
gains. Write or call for free Yirs{nfd RedL Estate
JOurn0i. We the largest advertisers OF real es-
tate In Ameriea, except western railroads.
Reference by permission: First National Bank.
Tia 7-d.sw.& w3ml
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nRVG%. WEDICENE~. ac.
nYrorHo>rHirF> LIME AND SODA.
WOLF TRAP LITHIA.

70 SUD-. efcc:ed GA arrangement with Mcssrs
p.r.ei. I-.Il & Co.. gents for tge
WOLF-IRtP IITiilA WATER,
w. 4rc rreparedto supply 10 rct only "y the gallon
a. - cents. tu, hy the g'a-, al . CENTS from our
n.a and improved minoral.watO aprara IL.
Ticaucniion Of all who suffer from INDIGEsTIoN
a.a moderate sum ths superior medicinal beverage
Ty.to.e VINO wish to Use 1t regularly at our fouu-
81. Ne vll make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & 60,
mlG goo Main street,
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CIILDRrN'S ENTERTAINMENT. "A very
pleasing exhibition OF tabIeauX was given
by some young folks at the American Hotel
last night. The participants acquitted them.
selves very handsomely, and their effort 10
please was duly appreciated by those who
were 30 fortunate Is TO be present. The
following was the programme OF repre-
scntatiOns Little Red Riding Hood. Miss
Annie Tatum; Swiss Toy Girl, Miss Irene
Bailey; Little Boy Blue, Mis- Katie Dod-
son 1; Cain and Abel (cane and bclil, bur
le>que; GoOdy Two Shoes, Mis- Mary Dod-
son: Little Bo-Peep. Miss Irene Bailey :;
the Four Seasons pepper. vinegar, mus
lard, and salt, burle,que; Little Jack llor.
ner. Miss Katie DOdson; Flower (lour) OF
the Family, burlesque; Flower Of the
Family. Miss Mary Dodson; Little eck
Baby, Miss Annie Talum; Col. Cobb corn
cobj, burlesquc; Fathers Farewell, 10y Mr..
Joe - JdsOn and the complnv.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs will instantly
relieve COUGH, a COLD, or HohRsENEse. Twsn-
tV.dye cents,
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At Il meeting Of the Ladies' Benevolent
Society Of the Second Presbyterian church
the following resolution va unanimously
adopied
We. bereaYcd and sOrrowing Society,
mourn to-day the absence by death Of Mrs.
Elizabeth II. Brown. Onr dear friend and
associate, and We deem 1t our great privl-
lege d well a. duty 20 bear testimony 10
the value OF her character, adorned a it was
with every Christian grace, and 10 the ia
valuable services rendered by her to this
Society. For many years she WIS our Zeal-
ouS and efficient secretary her eX cUtiye
ability ever on the alert TO promote the in.
tele,ts OF be Society ''lmnlatiOg1 1!rJopn?
energies. encouraging tie ,iDid, and Dni-
iug all The members together in Christian
love by her kind ana courteous manner
We shall miS, lrue friend, shining eX'
ample. from our circle on earth, but her
memory is cmba.med in Our hearts, and We
shall
Hope 20 meet agiin,
Where p' rfect love aud hi"ndshp reign
Through all eternity
While We are >OrrOwng her rCj0Icin2
spirit is serving day and night before the
throne OF God in His temple above.
We are admOnishe by this srelt affection
10 d. with our might what our hands lind "a
do. May we follow her - she followed
Christ, "redcemng the time, becau,e The
days are evil =" always a5ounding IN tae
work Of the Lcrd.'
oar tendeic,t symplthle' are With The
kindred 10 whom she "a 50 dear. May God
wipe the tears from th,ircyoS and give them
" the sarnent Of praise Tor the spirit 'i
Ia.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cold and
| cloudy.
Thermometer YESTERDAY g A. NJ, 33 ;
Q A. NJ, 3j noon. Al; L. NJ, 80; p.
| NJ, 81; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature. 3Gt
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A ROYAL COMPANY.--In another portion
Of our paper Will be found The ANIMAL state
ment Of the Royal Insurance Company, OF
Liverpool, England.
The assets OF this company in the United
States now amount 10 over $4,000, 900. OF
which S2,567,0 1882 consists OF United States
Government bonds, which are Immediately
ayailible for the payment tf losses, should
fire Of great magnitude occur. Beyond
this, policy-bolders have the additional
security OF the entire resources Of the COM
pany IN EnglaSd, and the unlimited liability
OF a wealthy proprietary.
The aggregate amount OF all the assets OF
the company is s24,404, 23l SS, and the sur.
plus, including paid.up capital, available
fo- all policy.holders, in excess Of liabili-
ties, as will be seen by the statement,
amounts TO SS,963 32i-a sum lJrger than ia
possessed by any other fre-insurance com.
pany in the world
The district agent OF this large. irst-cllsS
company is Howard SwiHefOrd. who has
been representing it for many years.
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Ey- ou all sal,s of Read = ,'ai" male hctWrru 80
l., II January and lat ~ jan" the iaNa, fpi .-
pu-ouJ year have to h- p1ii hg The iufchtsrf. Nn
an -lfct made D.i~tqn tnr l,t u' July tud ll ~
the var tuo take. have to lr paid by the setter.
tThi, custom WAS adopted about hfteeu ytiIf $50
bv al the r.al e.ia'r agents va Richmond, gud i,,-
plies to Richmond and WciWiVl
las. NkCBOTGALL.l a. W, for 4. HsrIi-. at
No 1922 Maa street. three iron ~aits, siie-l-
mounted showcases, cpuHter-, d.sk-, chant i-r
iuruitutc, e..
L. UOI IIl%GER. ILL., Constable. 10 \. v, ni"-
iic.fop -id0bnatd. minor. hare uuf'r, mari -
ton cJtni,rs. how ct.', and ,uudrles.
JVO g. LsIGHTON. 10 :. ". frgdc sale of ill
bag, Of G. fee, 80 calI # chewing toha' %,
smsktug-fnDtc 40, 'lgI'-, &c.
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4itllmoud 1ispatfh.


F8- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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GEORGE &. JEFFERSON.

GEORGE &. JEFFERSON.
" FtRE-INSURANCE AGENT,
OFFICE 20. : PIEDMONT kND AnLiNCt0f
BgILDlSG
CORNER NINTH AND MhiN STREET..
kIt IiMOND. Va.
n,ur,nre tG cfed a ~ licriie rates 90 g.. T.
WrIL-tsrABLisHED AND PROMPT O. ~.
PANIFS.
Ifrefut aiten lon II zen D. all bg-lne e.tig 'ct
g. me.
TIE patronlgc Of my friends and he pu5lic -
~. ctfulty solicited. iuu .
NOTICE on and after The ljm DAl
~ or MARCF. 1851, NAVIGATION Will BE
CLOSED on ihs James River and kanar'a c1afl
befw, en Buchanan and the mouth OF Noru FiV.r.
Boatmen aud Others will De governed according !.
}. 4. WlLLiAN,.
Canci superintendent.
MARCH ,. 1881. Tnh 5-I0g
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The SUMNER SEASON OF these springs begins
d. NJ lST. Te ms, $50 per month. Carriages
meet visitors al Forest Iawy ers. each four mi les
fI.u il0S prngs. upph advice OF arrival. Accom-
Ha,aiiNs uuoqUaed. All The comforts aud attrac-
l.r- >kilfui resident physician.
FLDtS.- Water, 30 cents PEI gallon; - for case
e. one loL-n hnf gallon bottles: 81 20 for Eve gall
ol ci,k: - tor Ten gallons: 81 for twenty gallons
DD board ears at ItnChDurg. va.
MAss.-fifN ceuiS anc 81 a bottle: $3.50 aud s5
o hlli.G, Ien--sent post paid This Mass Is The
Na'Cr solicited, ana c0ntsins all the curative pro-
}eriies % tho water H. reduced space.
PILLS. II euty five and iifiy cents, and II pack
ase OBJ II. $3.50, ana SJ-pOSt-Daid. These PIlis
rou'l,. oi fh- Miss in sugarcOItet pills, formed 10
suit delicate conditions. sample supply sent free 10
auY rbl sc.au de.iriug TO ne if ia practice. Pam
r'at' 'fte up0n Application. his remedy of Nature
is -eh'ols,d by De medical profession. aud at;ested
Is results ia thousands OF eases during The last
l"eA'N'stttn YEARS, Address
A. VI. DAVIES,
President OF the Company,
1s Main street, LyHchburg, Va.
Nt.Hy POLK MILLtE & co. Agents,
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LrrGALLrRY PHOTOGRAPHS are unsurpassed
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THOSE IN want Of good Photographs go to LII
GALLERY.
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WL.GuBERT. NJ. D.. North Carolina.
Recommended a, PrOphyaciic in yellow. fever
f-trCs." 10. x. FAIHEX, NJ. d., Louisiana.
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ENTERED at the Pos,-Onlce at Richmond, Va, as
second-cass mattcr.l
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h- j 4. HAEEISON. New OIk.
co led with success iu certain diseases peculiar 10
fmlts. b. ROEMER NJ. d.. Missouri.
Beneficial IN Malarial Fever and Diphtheria."
S.F. EUPOS, Ge6T Tgia.
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Satisfactory m uterine diseases and iu malarous
conditions. 6. W. VAIL. NJ. d.. ONO.
Efficient IN Dyspep-a and Nervous Diseases
rrf.iu. from iuuurr blood"
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CrNGLIsH DAIRY SALT.

~ HOGsHEADS EXTRA HEAVY
" SYRUP, knighiS brand:
90 baircis CHOICE SUGAR sfkiP: 80
n 30 A.Y. STOKES 2 Co
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SWEEr CIDER.
10 barrels BEST CIDER.
non A. Y. stokes GO.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-16
We should like very much to get

We should like very much to get
q description Of each township, in
this county rs soon aspossible. No
matter how short it may be, let it
only be the number Of the town and
range, with the amount Of land ia
ken or there abouts, number Of acres
in crop last season and number Of
acres that ere ready for crop next
season, tho principal settlers, and
how long situated on their land,
a general outline is what We Mant.
Will some one in each township
give small item towards this end.
To any such contributor we will
zend him tie SHEAF free for three
months.
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on tie section line intersecting the
right-aray Of the ST.. Paul, Minnc-
apolis 4 Manitoba railroad, thence
on tho west side of said right-away
through the town of Middle River,
and through the town Of Tamarac,
to the north. line of scction 8, Of
said town of Tamarac; thence
northeast across said railroad track
to point on Tamarac River about
IS rods east of the center Of said
railroad right-.wsy to the bridge
on section 5, crossing said river
and intcrsecting said right.away Of
railroad; thence north on the cast
side Of said railroad to the north
line Of Marshall county.
TO locate county line rexl com.
mcncing st the northeast corner
Of section So Town 155, Range IS,
running west through asid town
155, rsngo 50, ard ending At Red
River Of the North.
Resolved; That we ask our mem.
Der to the Legislature, Mr.. Samp-
son, to introduce bill authorizing
Marshall County to issue bonds TO
the amount Of $4,000. to fund our
baidge indebtedness.
The board theq adjourned TO 9
O'Clock Feb. 9th.
Feb: 8, 1881.
Boaad met, present "A. P. McIn-
tyre, A. Diamond and I'd. Kcye.
Resolved; That we find the Audi
tor's surities deficient, and require
new bonds on OF before our March
meeting. Suritics to justify.
The following bills we.s allowed:
EsAllcn 81 90
j b & A w Hall & so
Pioneer Press TO. 81 35
A Dewey 937.
Tom Morris 10
AP Mcintyre Town Clerk 3 IS
Thomas II Cr4ig 45I
A Diamond IL 50
FfAnk ne Smith 80.
A p Mcintyre: s. 3 so
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Poison.

There has been considerable com.
plant lately Of persons setting
bates to capture the bounty offered
for wolves and (dogs, } secure price
of the fur, which st this time of
the season is prime, tho ralue Of 3
wolf skin is from seventy Ave cents
to $3.50, that of : dog some less,
depending some what or the value
Of the dog. W. understand soms
parties are reaping ! big harvest,
being quite successfull in their
work, using very little poison and
going 4 short distance to secure
their game. Tie wolf generally
found in the field, the dog at the
house for funeral service: Ono OF
the biggest days work we have heard
of, wac the setting Of four bates,
the victory was in1mcnce, three
wolves and four dogs. the lsttcr
mostly from town, where The Hides
can be had by calling: for them. No
charge for collecting. As to the
trafc we have no objection, but
would advise parties il the business
to exercise more caution in placing
their bates, as their are seasons Of
the yesr that some Of our dogs are
valued very highly, and the loss
would be felt to the owner. The
wolf we would gladly see scalpcd
and tho reward sccurad, to any per-
son in tho business. We hope
more caution will be observed in
the future. "A LoosER
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special NJ setting OF the County Com,
rz1!ssionsxs.

special M setting of the County Com
na!ssionsrs.
WARREN, Fob. S, 81.
Members present, A. P. McIn.
tyre and A. Diamond,
The following petitions were
granted:
TO organize Township 155, range
IS, into town, to be named Com.
stock. The following town officers
to be elected, viz: Three supery;.
sofs, one to be designated as chair.
man; Town clsrk; Town treasurer;
Assessor; Two justices@fthe Peace;
two Consta ble.s
The following named persons to
act as Judges of election Of said
town meeting, Potter Rcntz, Frank
Yedi:ler and Frank Lell; Glerk,
Fred Trip.
To locate = county road, begin
ing at point on the south line Of
township 1855, range 3e, between
esa'sstssons 81 and Is, running north
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BUEINE&S DIRECTORY.

BUSIkESS DIRECTORY.
WARREN.
MIATMAkxxT.
-" WI. Mcintyre.
MERCHANTS. .,s
'shnsox, Allan Is Co., N. P. Gilbert, 4 Co
AsCSsa Bros.
gALOON.
FarrsR 81 Daay.
LUAyxR
Z. ". Rossmap, johnson, Allen X Co.
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS.
II. c. Aentxcr
WAGON MAKER AND JoBBER.
Il. c. Snyder.
HOTELa.
Warren House, Mark Ste: ssns, Manager.
CARPENTER.
7. r. Davis. !"
;aI.ACKsM1THe.
N. G.. AeCan, C. L. Weber.
TIN AND HARDWARE.
MeCrsa Bros.
laoU19A.
AEEGMANTs.
4.D. Ksys, A. D: vsrboaseun
HARDWARE
Joha Augustine
LAED AGENTf.
Aslsonh & Kevs:.
ATTORNEY.
Gserge ". Holconb.
AGRICULTURAL. MACHINERY.
+. D. EsJs.
HOTEL.
Ca:r Esnt2sl.
Jusf1cE or THE PEACE.
O. Barker.
.PHY1IC1AN AND DRUGS.
Dr.. J. LaFoud.
SALOONS.
\. Klvel, I. Csnner.
&TEPfIE Er.
AXkcHAxT.
John HaAas.
EoT'M.
Dennis Hughs.
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F. D. Keyc, the merchant prince
of Middle River was attending the
commissioners meeting Of Wednes.
day, while in town requested US to
enroll his name on our list.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-16

J. B. Titus bought the building
between, NJ. P. Gilbert & Co., store
and the Senate saloon, this week.
We understand stock Of furniture
will opened up there shortly.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-16

The emigration boom has CON-
1ncnced at Middle River, : settler
came in last week, bringing his
household effects and teams, pre-.
pared to stay. Let them come,
room for 5000 more such.
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The Fishers Landing Bulletin
has our thanks for a handsome cal
cndar. The Bulletin can do as
good work as any Office in the Val.
lev.
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MIR. Il. D. Chllds, Of tina firm of
E. D. Childs & Co., Carman, was
in town to-day and went north on
the train. Mr.. Childs is one of THE
wheat buyers Of this country.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-16

There will be preaching at the
School house next Sunday at II
o'clock, and Sund ayschool immcdi-
ately after morning service.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-16

Full report Of County Commis.
sioners proceedings will be found
in another column Of this issue.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-16

A dance at the Warren House
tonight. Turn out everybody, All
invitation is extended to all.
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CLARK-SEAhLs.-On Feb. 10th,
at Crookston. Mr.. Herbert Clark
Of Owatonna, Mimi, to Miss
Clara B. Searls, of this place.
The couple will take up their
abode near Owatonna, where Mr..
c., il in business,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-16

Monday was e lively day for our.
merchants, as everybody and their
neighbors came to town.
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paid.
Monday was g lively day for our
merchants, as everybody and their
neighbors came to town.
A dance at the Warren House
tonight. Turn out everybody, all
invitation is extended to all.
Full report Of County Con,mis.
sioners proceedings will be found
in another column Of this issue.
There will be preaching at the
School house next Sunday at II
o'clock, and Sund ayschool immcdi.
ately after morning service.
The Fishers Landing Bulletin
has our thanks for handsome cal
cndar. The Bulletin can do as
good work as any office in the Val.
Icy.
J. B. Titus bought the building
between, M. P. Gilbert & Co., store
and the Senate saloon, this week.
We understand g stock of furniture
will opened up there shortly.
F. D. Keyc, the merchant prince
of Middle River was attending the
commissioners meeting of Wednes.
day, while in town requested US to
enroll his name on our list.
Mr.. Il. D. Chllds, of tha firm of
E. D. Childs & Co., Carnan, was
in town to-day and went north on
the train. Mr.. Childs is one of THE
wheat buyers of this country.
The emigration boom has com.
mcnced at Middle River, settler
came in last week, bringing his
household effects and teams, pre-
pared to stay. Let them come,
room for 5000 more such.
CLARK-SEARLs.-On Feb. 10th,
at Crookston. Mr.. Herbert Clark
of Ouatonna, Mimi, to Miss
Clara B. Searls, of this place.
The couple will take up their
abode near Owatonna, where Mr..
c., il in business,
Programme for the Temperance
meeting, Friday, Feb. 18th, will be
as follows: Singing by the society;
Opening address, Geo. II. McCre..
Select readings, Mrs. E. W. Ross
man, Mr.. J. S. Briggs and Jas. L.
Stewart. Song. Messrs. J. S. Briggs
d. T. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
Essay, J. B. Titus. Defamation,
VIII. Gilbert. General speaking,
and then any business that may
come before the meeting.
The school exhibition which WAS
looked forward to for so long, came
off last Wednesday evening, at the
school house. The house wa. well
filled and if the snow had rot been
deep aud sleighing better unaoubt-
edly there would have been many
more present. The entertainments
were par excellent, in fact, the pro.
gramme was 80 long that space will
not allow of naming and comments
lng pcperately upon each one par
ticpassng IN the programme. But
the tsstllusiasm with which the
audience .pplaudcd each one AZ
they acted aheir parts, was evideuce
that it was si1 appreciated, The
exclamatious of,:aal as thoy passed
out for home, was that it was the
best thing they had witnessed this
rinter. Mr.. Brown (our able
tescher) may well feel proud Of his
school, and the school Of HIM aud
themselves.
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Local Bye!uities.

Fine weather for the past few
days.
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We want ten cords Of wood, on
subscription. Highest market price
paid.
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II. G. Stebbins, wife aud baby
are stopping in town for few days.