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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-06-23
farmers conferent,al and Experi-
mental sucietv.

A Society under the above title has
been organizei lately iu the vicinity
Mays \ Roads The ttiicers are
as follows: R 5. Burnett, President;
Jas. ?. Bean. lst ' ice President; P.
c. Stevens, 81 '; ce President; John
A. Kemp, 81 Vice President The
lst Vice. President is to act as Secre-
ta. y and Treasurer; the u and 3rd
Vice Presidents AS Assistant Secreta-
r;es. The proceedings Of the laa.
meeting of this Society were these:
.Resoh;ec', That the Society do re.
orest Mr.. W Belton Stevens to cul-
tivate 9. piece, OF corn according TO
the following plan:-E.rst, break tho
land twice-,he Second time in beds;
second, plant the corn on the top OF
the beds; third, in plowing tie iir.t
time, throw four iurrows to the mid
die; fourth, hoe; Gf h, throw two :ur-
rows to the corn as often rs practlca-
ble-rvery time using u larger plow
until the middle he plowed ont;
sixth, hoe aud lay by; and to report
when he sha! have gathered the crop.
whether ancb mode Of ,.lantiue PROV
ed profitable. (Adopted
WHEREAS, the pr nciples CT the
>Jock-law are based upon Ius,ice ;
and, whereas, Il world prove l,eneii-
oial to majority N tha farmers of
tbs County therefore,
Esa7Ircd, That it is the si.,y o
Every memhel' {. this Society 10 ex
erciae his ina lence TO induce the Leg
! la,ure to extend the Stock-L4w to
Edgefield County. (Rti-cted.l
Heso'~eo'. That corn, whether in
up lands or in low grounds. should i'e
planted during the first week in
March. (Reiec,ed)
i2e3o7eee7, That the Society DO re-
gaest Wm. Wheeler, ESQ, to plant
rows Of cotton between rows of corn,
after the corn has peen FL, wed once;
and 10 report. when ne shall have
gathered the crops. whether Zach
mode Of planting proved profitable.
Adopted.
The Grst nnconsidercd resolution
on the calendar is:
Resolpaa. That Gnano has prohted
and still profits the farmers Of the
South.
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Bar Meeting in Honor of Gen.
M. w. Gary.

The Edgtiield Bar paid sad, co
quent and deserved tribute to tie
late Gen. N w. Gary on Monday st
ternoon last The Hon. John G. Shep
psrd opened the pr 'ceedings by ST.
ting to his Honor Julge Press ay thai
he had been appointed by his breth
rem to submit to him the Resolut ons
Of respect adopted by the prelimina
~ meeting Immediately after Ger
Gtry's death. After reading these
Resolutions to the Court-the same
that have already bee, published il,
the -ac7rt7tiszr-Mr. Sheppard, on his
own rars, paid high and choice trib
ute TO his departed colleague.
Mr.. Sheppard was followed by Mr..
c. l. Woodward, nephew and law
partner Of S-na'o- Butler, who beg
ged leave Of ths Court to read few
pages. bearing 90 Gen. Gary's life
character, services and death, left
with him by S-na'or Bljler, 10 he
;, oduced on this occasion. NJ. Wood
ward read Senator Bu ler'a w.rm
glowing and generous words with
deep sympathy. This tribute from
Senator Batter o Gen. Gary We sh il
lay before our readers in our mex
Issue.
Mr.. Woodward w4s followed By
Solicitor R,nham, who spoke Of to-
distinguished dead in terms Il manly
apprecla;ion AMI tervent enlogy.
Judge Presley then addressed the
Bar in most solemn ard impressivs
terms. fully recognizing Gen. Gary $
great gifts and brilliant merits, AID
impreasing his hearers deeply with
llis own ability and purity as law
yer, and with mis- high character q
81 Christian gentleman and Judge
Alter an order from his Honor that
the Resolutions be pct or the records
of the Court and thstal! the measures
of respect usua!'!n such cases be OBJ
served, the Cour, was adjourned until
Tuesday morning.
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Augusta and Knoxville.
The Decision of the. Oirectors--Pr"po-
sItluns Of the clyde aud Baltimore
and Ohio Parties.

Tie determination Of the Directors
Of the Augusta and Knoxville Rail
road to day, in declining to accept
any offer or proposition looking 10 Il
lease OF control OF the road by roads
or parties other than the present an
thoririts, appears to me t with gener
al eatlstactlo and public endorse
meu;. The road Is now building and
has in hand money sufficient to com
plete it as FAR us Greenwood, South
Carolina. it is he cheapest road
ever built IN the South, so tar, aud IS
owned right here at home. II is worth
purchase by outside combinations
Of par irs it Is strongly reasoned that
the pad Is worth as much or more
to u. Again its ownership by home
stockholders settles the question OF
discrimination against Au usta The
road was built for this purpose and
the N 4iu spring OF the m 'vement va
to bring and encourage trade to Au-
gusta. This is made certain when
We own the road. 1t is at least doubt
ful when it is owned by outsiders.
The propositions Of the Clyde and
Virginia Midland parties ruaJ BE- fair
bpt the D rcctors consider that they
are hot sutE!cie 10 caus4 them t.,
give ap the trust conided to them
Indeed, these proposi'i ,ns have never
been officially made public We are
all aware that Col. Haskell offered
IN return fnr the citys stock in the
A. & X. stock in the new rral, and
also tti,-red to complete Augusta q
connection with Elherton in four
years. The proposition Of the Vlr
glnia Midland aud Baltimore parties
WAS received this morning and read
to the Board. The particulars OF
this proposition have not been made
public, aud indeed have heen official
~ kept secret. II ia ramored, how
ever, tha the proposition is TO sub
scribe 5000 00t, Of the stock OF the
Augusta aud Kn xvlle Road, thus
giving its con'rol to the new parties,
tle present, off :ers to remain in charge
Iii ,be road is completed, and the
100000 to be used in building a
read to Elborton 4A7tpust0 Dnsfy
.Ncsv3 I Saturday.
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Ali Ordinance,
Passed by the ruwn Council of Edge
field, June 18th, ln-i.

BE IL Ordnined, by the Town Council
of Edgefieid, aud by authority of tho
Sau,r:
+. That from and after the first day of
July, 1881, II shall not be lawful for any
person or persons To sell, or EXPOSE for
sale, within the incorporate limits OF
Edgciieid, any Beet, Mutton, Kid. or
Pork. without first obtaining license
from the Town Council ri Edgetield !;
and any person or persons who shall sell
or expUse for sale. within the iucorp rate
limits of Edgefield, any Beef, Mutt II,
KID, ar Pork, WI hout having iirSl OBJ
tanned II IIc.use from tho Town Council
of Edgelield, shall, inr earh uilense. he
fined In the sum of five dollars, aud i'm
def" 1t Of paying the said fine, shall be
imprisoned i'.r the term OF five days in
the County Jail.
a. A. CLISBY, Intendant.
O. +. CHEATNAM. Clerk and Ser'rv.
June %, lsSl. Pug
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Sherih's Sale

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDG EFYELD COUNTY.
Weed Sewing Machine Co., IS. j. a..
Richardsnn.-E Execution
J. II. Trump, re. j. A. Richardson aa'l
j. j. Harrison. - Erecntinm.
spY virtue of Executions to me directed
ID III the alb we stated causes, will pro-
eeed To sell at Eigetirld &. ii on the
Fir>t Monday in July next, the following
property. tn wit:
One Tract of Land. containing Four
teen Hundred and Thirty n,42hl Acres,
more or less. adjoining lands "f James
X. Hill, James n. Hullaud, Geo. Eiia,
Harry Logan and others, levied Ipon -
The property ot The irirudaut. 4. \.
Richardson.
Terms cash. Titles extra
W. II. OtiZrS .. J.. {.
June IL, lsSl. ,re2S
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"! VIZ -11N|. CioC4.
In Favor Of Prohibition.

NEssEs En!ToHs P.csse allow me 7pace
III yonr Columns 10 commend unto The
good and synpathIzlng sors and dnngh-
te.s .: South Carolina the subject OF Fro
h;bt!on, winch notice ls now so thor
oughly aroused in some OF our patriotic
cltraors. We are sorry that such an im
portant matter as this has been 80 long
delayed. These noble and patriotic men
who have brought such all Important mat
ter before the public should be encouraged,
and the sentiments @: the people should
be oppressed, and une and all unite our
efforts To remove 50 great curse from orr
midst Corcea' | weapons have caused
d : r-ss and degradation, but the concealed
,ottle ant its contents accompanied cause
the poor victim 20 lose control Of both
hand and brains, and TO commit the most
rash deeds ever ptrpetrated by demon II
human form. Therefore. we would sug-
cest that q petition be gotten up through
out the townships, and sent TO the L"gis-
larure to pass an act entirely against the
use OF whisky ~ beverage.
Yours, R ] BODDIE.
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,lrnwu together few disconnected
thoughts on tkis important subject
with the hope that It will inspire the
pen OF some abler mind to the agita-
tion Of an early completion OF the
project. PROGRESSIVE.
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DET'TER THAN CEOR
GIA R. R. STOCK!
I -nO"ACRES or LAND. ol
! sDOO Spring Creek, MTuLEF

~ ~ ~ onI IiiS Ciceh, al LDr.Tt
COZ NTf, S.-W. GEORGIA.
700 acres open rem iuder in woods.
Sever tenants on tha place. Good site
+ II :. mill and Il never mi!inS supply of
water.
Is miles West of cambridge, and
miles Snii,h o! COlCnit. the County seat
Excellent land Tor Cotton. sugar Cane,
Corn and Oats.
A tish trap on the place and IN abund
ant supply of fish.
Cross roads m Albany. Bainhridge and
tho Heel and ChatahOucheO rivers, make -
the place n valuable stand Tor a STORE and
workshops. Money. at store keeping.
has been made there since the war.
The Greek ruhs through the entire
length nf I'll. place, divi ling it evenly.
and has IL County bridge un the place.
a rina sheep and cattle range.
For further particulars. terms, &c, ap.
ply tn
Rsal Estate Agent.
.Iune lat, 81. tf26
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNT.

EDGEFIELO ca UNITY.
Court Dj Common Pleas.
Henry w. Addison, Plaintiff, Us Sarah
Administrators with the will annexed
of the estate of Iohn,M. Clark. decd
Defendants. .--iSnn,a;onS jnr Relief Com
pitint 9crr'd.
To the Defendants Sarah A. f. Clark and
job a. w. Clark, as administrators
with the will annexed of tho estate 0f
John NJ. Clark, decd.
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
4 CURED tn answer the complaint in
this action, OF which copy is herewith
served upnn you, anil to serve a copy of
your answer 10 tho said complaint or the
subscribers at their Office at Edgeheld
Court Hons, in said County, within TWEEN
tv iiavs after the service hereof, eXclu-
sive Of the day Of such service; and II
vOu fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, The plaintiff IN. this
action will npplv to the Cnnrt :or the re-
liec demanded in the complaint.
Dated 10Th May, A. D. 1851. Signed
May IhLh. 1881.
r.. 81 q. +. CHEATHAN. elk. G. &. T.
&. r. GRIFFIN and
BUTLER & WOODWARD,
PLAINTIFFS Atto7neyS.
To the Defendants, Sarah A. f Clark and
Job A. w. Clark, az administrators
with the will annexed, of the estate of
John NJ. Clark, deed.
Take notice. that the summons III this
action, Of which the foregoing is Il copy.
together with the complaint therein, was
filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the Court
OF Cnmmon Pleas at Edgetieli Court
House. in tho County Of Edgefeld, in
thu. State of South Carolina, on TIM 10Th
day OF May. 4. q 1851.
s. p. GRIFFIN AMI
But LER & WOODWARD,
P'ain!f': Attorneys.
May II, 1851. 6t24
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Notice.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ENG EfIELp urNTY,
EpGErIELD G. H., =. g., june III, 81.
'HNHE f. County Commissioners "f Edg.
heid County VIII meet NJ ibe Gar
rett Ford, on Thursday the lltE of July,
1881, at 10 O'clork. Il. hi 4. tu lef ,'ut the
contract u rebuild tile tiarret; Bridge.
across Big Stevens, Creek. The contract
will he let Ia the lowest bidder, and lh'
commissioners reserve tie riSus - r. i-c.
any aud hi OF The bids. III. ,i.ract',r
will be r, Q:ired 10 give -allir.rrt b''nu
for the iaiLuiul performance "i >aId .'oi
tract w. n. MA RTIN.
Chair Board Cu,n'snrs.
w. F. RnATH. ler!:.
June -, 1871 st q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-06-23

The Traveller who Wisely Provides
Against tho contingency Of illness by
taking with him liostettrr's Stomach,
Filters. has OCCASION Ia congratulate him
self on his lnresigllt. when he secs other.
whn have neglected to dr SO suffering
from some one of the inaladir- Ia" which
il is remedy and preventive. Among
these are it:er amt agua, hiiousiiess.
and rhcunatiSm, s!i@easea
often attendant upon Il change "i climate
nr unwontpd diet.
For sale hv aIl D;rGgiSts and pcalerS
gener.llS.
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Notice..

ER0M and after this date. FEB lsi,
IL leSI,l Withdraw my business irVp
the hands of g. w, C-e!i;htol, I2-4 'f-
legal adviser and MISUNDERSTANDING n"il-
fed him of my Intention nud desire.
Persons are. cautioned no: tu pay linn
any money due me.
ACHAEL -a.pa MS.
juno 2ol. lSSi.--:,L.a
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BArEsRuR9, Sc.
Messrs. Wcrrcn, ENNacs e lo.,1-4&c3s-
IL. Ga:
DEAR SI2s-Tbe Hall Gin an4 Feeder
purchaned Vi you three years age, shs glV
en- entire satisfaction, running e@eh dAt
during the three seasons. ginning over nj
teen hundred 1900 bats cotton with
very little repairs until the pr2aent. ""
have experimental considerably With Gina,
and ,egnrd tho Hall the best Gin made.
Respectfully YOURS.
iSigned. T s IL \ i. hAiT.S.
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Sheriff S Sale.

@0S4 44A ~ SSU4Ss
STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA,
lIDG EFIELD COUNTY,
II. W. Addison Us. =. G. Bnnham - Ec-
ccmtiOD
spY virtue of an Execution 60 me di-
1V re"tod III the ahove stated cause,
will Proceed 10 sril at Edgetield G H.,
on tho first Monday in July next. the
iieftnGant's interest in the following de.
sc!lb"d property, 10 wit:
One Brick Office and Lot, containing
Ninrty-live feet by Fiity.iive feet, in the
Village of Edgeteld, bounded NUrth by
II street known as the Back sire t. East
by brick office occupied bv w. D QUITS,
South by a. a. Clisby and II. r.. Wright
und West by j. 2 Carroll's Office.
Terms cash. Titles extra.
w. Il. OUXrS, s. + C.
June g. 1881. .it2G
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= I Y

Il. RY hottie Of our delightful Tx
tract--l.ovE's ENTANGLEMrNT. 1t can
not bP rxcelled.
2m2C. -S. I. PENN j 3oN.
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Ep4xrlELD c. H., :. {

Eo9xrlELo c. H., ;. c
June 1..!3Sl J
4Nsgars. IEnvren, TFa,acs Il Co., .l"Hne-
~, fc.
DeAR S7Rs--Tne so Saw Halls SELF
Feeding Gotten Gin ;,onght o! you last
Fall gives perfect satisfaction. G!nned
100 l..ies cotton with It durlng IN" past
srason. ] could gin q 80 pound taie IN
So minrte.. Il ~ the best COMBINATION
GIN In the market. 1t vii! GIN as ias ,
clean ;h, seed as we'll, and maze ~ gVpu
II sample ;.s ony6ody'3 Gun.
E.rv l?,..r,rcIfuIl;-
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-13

We are informed that the city coull-
Gil last Friday evening by vote of 3
to 2 decided to raise the city liquor Ii .
cense from ss25 to $50, and also to linn
it the number of stores and ST.
looms to which LICENSES shall be
issued, to thirty. It was also the ex-
pressed desire Of Messrs. Boock, Pfef-
ferle and Scherer, the three who voted
for the above resolutions, to so word
the new ordinances that if a person
now licensed disposes Of his business
to another, the council shall be power.
less to grant a license to his successor
to continue the business. If it is
the desire Of the above worthy gentle
men to gradually wipe out all the sa-
looms, and abolish the sale of liquor
from stores, the course proposed is the
right one, but we have our doubts
whether a majority of our people de-
sire such wholesome reforms. Such
questions at this time should have been
left to the new council to decide, aid
if it is in conflict with the wishes of
the majority of the members thereof
we hope they.will have the backbone
to rescind this last piece of spite work
of the outgoing council.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-13

question Of bimetalliam, and, therefore, Do
clines to participate In the monetary confer
ence, but India will send delegate Tho
French Minister of Finance states that the
United States, France, Italy, Spain and the
Netherlands agree upon double standard.
Ten thousand Turkish troops have
surrounded the Pauran district Of Syria, where
q conflict has arisen between the Druses and
the neighboring Mohammedans.
The London Times says the Land bill,
since it was first discussed by the British Cab
met, has passed through twenty-five variations
Of form.
Oxford won the annual University
boat race, defeating Cambridge by four lengths.
Later advices from Scio indicate that
tho extent of the calamity was underestimated
in the first dispatches. Between 1000 and
5000 persons were killed, and more than double
that number injured.
Count Hamilton, Chancellor of the
University at Upsol, Sweden, has issued f4O,-
900 in forged paper, counterfeiting tho sigma
lures of the King and Queen.
1t is reported that the Gar has re-
ceiyed from the Nihilist committee printed
proclamation, offering to lay down tlli arms
in return for constitution, amnesty for all
revolutionists, and few miner considerations.
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bones Of every portion Of tho human frame.

bones Of every portion Of tho human frame.
In addition, every variety Of Indian beads were
unearthed. A large Indian pipe, carved into q
likeness of human face, was also found. The
field was strewn with implements Of war used
by the aborigines, and here and there could bs
seen the remnants Of Notifications.
-Four negroes were, killed and FIVE
badly scalled by boiler explosion in saw
mill at Berkeley, Va.
Heavy frosts have damaged vegeta-
ton in tho northern portion of the Cult
States.
Louisville mourns the loss of w. B.
Hamilton, prominent merchant.
The Tennessee Legislature has passed
the bill to settle the State debt at par and per
cent. interest.
A company has been organized in
Florida to build ship canal across the State,
by way Of tho Caloosahatchee river and Lake
Okeechofee to the ocean, near the mouth OF
the st. Lucie river. The capital stock is $780,
900, 900.
Seven persons were drowned by the
capsizing of row-boat on the Ashley river,
In South Carolina.
The Confederate graves in New Or
leans were decorated with flowers contributed
by the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Reports from all portions of South
Carolina are to the effect that the fruit crop
has been ruined by the extreme cold.
South Carolina Judges are quite gen.
orally enforcing the State law against carrying
concealed weapons. for which offense many
persons have been sent to the penitentiary.
Three horse thieves were i" SUMMARY
county, Tex.
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PER SONAI..

Hon. S. D. Peterson visited ST..
Paul and Minneapolis last Thursday.
returning home on Sunday morning.
John Lind, the newly appointed
Receiver of the Tracy land office, is
rusticating in st. raul this week.
Sam H. Coon, Of the Cattaraugus
Republican, published at Salamanca,
New York, passed last Sabbath in our
city. Mr.. Coon intended to visit Water.
town, d. T., before his return to New
York, but the snow storm of Sunday
changed his mind and he took up his
homeward trip from this place on Mon
day morning.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-13

The County Commissioners Of Lyon
county have queer way of doing bus.
mess. They advertised for bids for
the county printing, to which the Mar.
shall Messenger and Lyon County Meaus
responded. The former offered to print
the delinquent tax list for five cents
per description, and other legal adver.
Using at 10 cents per folio; the latter's
bid was eleven cents, and a fraction,
per description for the tax list, and
sixty-Gve cents per folio for other legal
advertising. The board with remark.
able promptitude designated the News
as the official paper of the county. The
tax payers of Lyon county must appre.
ciate their county board.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-13

President Garfield last Wednesday
appointed John Lind of this city to the
receivership of the Tracy land office,
and he now only awaits confirmation
by the Senate before entering upon the
duties of his office, Mr.. Lind is an at
torney by profession, and although yet
quite young he has already built up a
business of which an older man in the
profession might feel proud. Hon. c..
G. Goodnow, whom Mr.. Lind succeeds,
was first reappointed by the President
but VIZ presume that Dunnel made such
a racket about it that Goodnow' name
was withdrawn and Limbs sent in in.
stead. We are panied to lose Mr.Lind
and hope that when he relinquishes Of
fetal life he will again take up his
abode in our midst.
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DAKOTA CORRESPONDENCE.
Huron, D. r., March 9th, I
Editor Repiev:

Editor Repiew:
1 was pleased yesterday to get lot
of New Ulm Reviews; they don't come
very regularly but am always glad to
get them even if they are little old,
Fhe news is always acceptable and
fresh. Our mail sometimes comes by
way of Sioux City and from Yankton
by stage. Frank Peterson arrived here
from New Ulm on the 25th inst, with
one of Anton Brey's teams and a 10 I'd
of passengers, and he will take this to
the REVIEW office.
have not time to write much but
1 will say enough to disprove and con.
tradict some of the false and ground.
less rumors that have been circulat.
ing in the st. Paul papers concerning
the suffering and restitution prevailing
along this line of railroad. We have
had an abundance of everything ne
cessary for the comforts Of life. The
r. R. Co. had 1900 tons Of coal here.
and they have been selling it to the
people for $500 a ton. There are
about two hundred tons left yet. Flour
and provisions are selling at the same
prices that they were last summer.
Frank VanDusen, a son of Geo. w.,
laid in stock Of oats and flour suffi-
Gent to last till May. New Ulm flour is
selling at 1926 per sack. Superintend-
ent Nichols has done everything in
his power to render assistance to the
less fortunate towns along the line of
road, and also in getting in mail on
snow-shoes and hand sleds. For the
last three weeks we have had week.
ly mail from Tracy and the East, hor.
ses taking the place of a locomotive.
Sometimes 4 train of three er four
sleds comes loaded with mail. I have
had family Of rs persons to feed all
winter, and 1 have had no difficulty
in procuring plenty Of everything fol
them, and still have enough on hand to
last till the first of May. We have
had daily Geographic news from the
Chicago Times office, keeping US post
ed on the most noted current events.
We even get the news from St. Peters
burg in Il few hours, and the Presi.
dents Message was published in. GU,
enterprising paper nearly as soon az
delivered in the Senate. More in fu'
ture
NJ r nrNNENN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Articles of Incorporation of the
tsNeW Ulm SUGAR Works.

We, s. d. Peterson, Henry Keller,
S. L9wenthal, F. Hers, r. Kiesling
and w. PfBnder & son, citizens of the
State of Minnesota, in pursuance of
Title 2 of Chapter 81 of the General
Statutes of Minnesota, relating to Cor
porations for pecuniary profit, and by
virtue thereof, do hereby assoc
ciate ourselves together, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing syrup. sugar
and such other articles as may here
after be decided. And we declare this
Instrument to be the articles Of Incor-
poration of our said corporation, by
which and it's By laws, Rulesand regn-
lations it shall be governed and con-
Quoted. s. Z,
ARTICLE.I. 55ssS -
The name Of this corporation shall