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Personal.

Mr.. Isaac Brown, of Minneapo lis, is up
On visit to his friend, Will Big Glow.
Hon. j. II. Allen, Of Fergus Falls, was
this, Friday, morning.
Mr.. and Mrs III. 4. Barker and daugh-
ter, of Cambridge, came over Tuesday
Mrs. Barker to visit friends and Mr.. 3.
to attend court.
Mr. J. o Cater, Of Haven, called in to
renew his subscription to the UNION,
Wednesday. He Is the kind Of a man
the printer delights to meet.
Col. Chas D. Kerr, of st. Paul, at
tended court Tuesday afternoon, but oW-
ing to the severe sickness Of his wife, was
obliged to return home, Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Morehess, q pleasant,
laxative lady, of Hornelsville, n. y :,
is out on a visit to her brother, Mr.. 81. B
Cowies, and intends to remain a couple
of months.
Mr.. G. W. Nesbitt, one of the best ma
tured and whitest men in Cambridge
tarried at the American House Tuesday
and Wednesday. He had a case before
the court, WHICH was continued
Mr. C. M Everest, Wellington s. Cos
affable general superintendent, was a
the American House, Wednesday, Ht
says the firm expect to get SOC, 900 ties OF
the East and West Branches this winter
Young Miss Whitney, in the arms o
her nurse, honored the UNION Office will
her first visit, on Monday. She is a pref
ty little thing, but then we are not mucl
of a judge of beauty all babies look thu
same.
| Will Cordiner, one of the best black
smiths that ever swung hammer u
| Princeton, and a courteous and accom-
modating sort of a fellow generally, Ia
again taken charge Of Tom Caley's ex
/ tensive shops.
Lawyer III. NJ. Atkins, of Elk River
4 was in attendance at court Tuesday an
Wednesday, and found time to pay tn
UNION Office visit and enrich our e1
]. cheqner four dollars worth. Mr. Al
k1ns has just returned from a visit dow
4 East and is looking first rate.
i Judge McKelvy arrived in town Mon
/ gay evening and was as smiling an
courteous as ever; he seems to grow mol
and more in favor with the people
Mile Laos county each recurring yea
j Before leaving for st. Cloud, Thursda.
B the Judge called into the UNION Office +
a short chat and to renew his subscrl]
ton.
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sheriH's Execution sale.
FINDER and by virtue of an ex-
ecutian issued out of and under.

FINDER and by virtue of an ex-
u ecution issued out OF and under
the seal of the district court, in and for
the county Of Mile Laos and State OF
Minnesota, upon a judgment rendered
and docketed IN a JUSTICE court of the
State of Minnesota, in the 7th judicial
district in said county, on the 9th day OF
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 9Th day of May, 1875, in an action
wherin Louis Hoppe was plaintiff and
Philip Nall was defendant, in favor of
said plaintiff and against said defendant,
for the sum Of eighteen and s9-l00 dol-
lars, with legal interest on ($21.e4) TWEEN
ty-one and SA-1O0 dollars from and since
the 9th day of May, 1874, the same being
that portion of said judgment remaining
.unsatisfed at the time of the issuing Of
said execution, which SAID execution has
been duly directed and delivered to me as
sheriff Of said county, State aforesaid.
/ have this 9Th day of August, A. Do.
1881, levied upon all the right, title and
interest which the said Philip Nall, judg-
ment debtor, had on the 9Th day of May,
A. D. 1875, at s o'clock r. NJ. OF that day,
1.-THE time Of the docketing in office OF
clerk of district court above herein refer
red TOY Or at any time thereafter has had
in and to 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 (3) in section No. one, and the
north east quarter Of the north east quar-:
ter and the south half of the north east
quarter CT section n o. two u all il
township No. thirtyzsix (36} north, Q:
range No. twcnty-six (26) west.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby glvel
| that will sell all said right, title and in
| terest, or so much thereof as shall b
necessary to satisfy said execution, to tn
highest bidder, for cash, at public auction
at the front door of the court house, il
the village of Princeton, in the said coun
ty of Mile Laos, State Of Minnesota, o,
Saturday, the Oath day of September, A
i D. 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF. that day
to satisfy said execution together with in
| terest and costs thereon.
Dated Princeton, MINI, Aug. 9th, 1881
i A. F. HOWARD, Sheriff of said Mill
Laos County, Minnesota.
j III. F. BARKER, Attorney for Judgmen
Creditors.
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MILLER'S NEW MODEL YIBRAT-
ING THRESHER.

Slater Bros: have purchased and are
running a Miller's New Model Vibrating
Thresher, and they guarantee TODD first,
class work with it. Give us chance and
we will do you a good job. Terms 8 and
5 cents per bushel
SLATER Bios.
Princeton, Mimi, Sep. 9th, 1881.
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HARVEY, WALES & GO.
PAPER H ANGINGs, SHADES,
MoULDINGs, FRAMES, STEEL
ENGRAVINGs, FINE PHO
Tos, PICTURES, SC, &c.
i25 Niso|lst Ave. & Il 8 IS Second 81. s.

HARVEY, WALES. s. CO., 1875
IL Nicolett Avenue, Minneapolis,
would inform the good People of Prince
ton and vicinity, that they have on hand
the Greatest Variety Of Beautiful Wall
Paper, Pictures, Picture Frame, &c, &C.,
northwest Of Chicago. Come and see US
before looking elsewhere. Framing and
Gliding done to order Our rooms are
thronged nearly all the time by the most
appreciative portion of the city and
country. Send for samples and you will
receive prompt attention, and treated as
though you were here and attended to it
personally.
HARVEY, WALES s. co.
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~ - H
James Price, ppf, against James
Mitchell, John F. Zatterstrom and Geo.
r. Bates, as trustees Of school district
No. 81, in the county Of Isanti, def'ts.
Settled as per stipulation on file. The
defendants paid the costs and paid Price
So.
In the matter Of the application Of A.
s. Blgelow and Henry Apologize for the
vacation Of portion of a street in the
townsite Of Princeton.
Petition granted
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
The Village of Princeton against Chas
Nc Cauley.
Defendant paid fine and costs and cause
dismissed
Sweet Cider for sale at G. M. Rey-
nolds'.
This is court week and we have neces-
sarily lost good deal Of time; any short
comings we hope will be overlooked.
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This week we are too busy to devote
any of our attention to the ungainly
Swede pimp and dead beat of the Cam
bridge dish rag, but he need not clay the
iattering JUNCTION to his soul'' that we
have concluded to let him rest. He is
such an Insignificant insect though that
he is almost beneath notice.
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Paw Up.

All those who are indebted to me on
book account for more than four months,
are respectfully requested to call around
and pay up before the lst OF October {, or
their accounts will be placed IN the
hands Of my attorney for COLLECTION.
D. A. GALLEY.
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AS town clerk we feel a pardonable
pride at the result Of that road appeal
case Of Mr.. Caters; having drawn up the
original petition and all the other papers
pertaining to the road in question it is
gratifying to us to know that no flaw
could be picked in any Of them.
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Things looked squally around the
American House for time Thursday.
The jurymens could not agree, and a
wordy warfare was waged vigorously for
about the space Of half an hour, when
quiet was restored.
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DR.. Caldwell and family occupy Ben
bamin Soule's old house and Mr. Soule
and family have moved into their new
house which has been erected on the site
of the one burned down.
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With all due respect to our friend OF
the Elk River News, we beg leave to IN
form him that the UNION generally con-
tains all the local items of any interest
to it's readers,
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Old man Guyett, Of east Baldwin has a
particular aversion to that class of people
he designates as s'Mainots.'' Since the
evening OF the school meeting in the Ike
Young school district he has a poorer
opinion of stMainots' than ever Reason:
One of the stalwart sons of Maine did
not take kindly to being called G.
ID lar, and the consequence was the
fiery Gaul was severely rebuked besides
being choked a little.
Constable Foster dragged drunken
Swcde out of an uptown wood shed and
lodged him in the calaboose. On We'd
nesday morning Foster brought his pris-
oner before Justice Leonard and informed
his honor that the tramp claimed to hail
from Cambridge, that he had acted very
bad and was deserving Of no mercy; after
due deliberation the justice concluded to
send the tramp back to Cambridge, and
God knows, his honor could not have in
ficted severer penalty upon the poor
unfortunate.
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A small crew of Wellington q Co.'S
men and two OK teams under charge Of
Henry Smith, went up the West Branch,
Thursday, to- pile up scattered ties.
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Owing to unfavorable weather the
dance at Jesmer's hall is postponed UNI
til Friday evening next, the 23rd inst.
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Il Is the remit ef 90 years, e1;serienee and
experiments in Sewing Machines iS ceaofnesz re g
moi q one man nr as others
are. It nYoisa ta !. st.sss, aaa
It is la.yc eson,f cor;
ysaicns durable, e1,d eiaa'ie. ira ytfa q; IS,
fulf DESCRIPTION sent free IN !rs. TUG
best t1l WI prove it Eoy,E 81, ssis ~ y
MACHiNiG co, Florence, Etsasa AliiaD 81
GEO p BENT 81 and s. Iacks1a st. CHICAGO, IL
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We have heard it remarked by more
than one that Mr.. A. P. Barker has
earned fresh laurels for himself this term
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"a LARGE STOCK OF

FARMERS PRODUCE TAKEN EXCHANGE MERCHANDISE
The : Peoples Store. =
To the Public.
I am about to remodel and
re-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 I am
anxious to make room for my
stock Of fall and winter goods
which will soon arrive; and
right here, L desire to remark
that, I have carefully selected
the largest and best stock Of
fall goods ever brought into
| Princeton, having paid partic-
fular attention to the ready
made clothing and boot and
shoe lines, and I 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
! |and-by when the weather be.
comes cooler.
G. Fl. RINES.
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of court.
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- The c|O>iur exhibition of III

Tile closing exhibition of the
Gnion Academy took place last
Wednesday and Thursday even
ingS at the Firemen's Fair
grounds.
Tte distribution Of prizes was
first on the programme, followed
by the play OF "Every Body's
Friend" in which the pupils &C
Quilted themselves admirably
we'll.
On Thursday night the. play of
a Family Fix" was given which
was amusingly and well playe''.
Miss Julia ThibotlauX delivered
an eloquent v%aledictory address
followed 10y a few remarks from
S. L. Grisamore Superintendent
of Schools,
ST. JUseph's Bant! furnished tx
cellent music for the occasion.
Tables loaded with refreshments.
lee cream. lemonade and soda
were presided over 10y fair ladies'.
Parties I,lOmenaded over the fail
grounds, the children INDUCED in
their favorite games and every
thing gave pleasure and gratiiica
I,on to the large crowds who
were present.
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III WEEKLY THlBoDAUX SENTINEL. SATURDAY JULY g., 1881.

"Lam Stalwart Of the Stall
warts" said the assassin Guliteaa
when ne Sneaked co @ardiy be
mind President Garfield a:d shot
lj.n Il, the neck.
Then thinking that he had
sam the President lie exclaimed
"Auti.ur VII! now b. PRESIDENT
That the leaders OF masses OF
the stalwarts had any conception
that such a crime WAS going TO he
committed. 10 sensible man wouli
for a moment entertain, bit this
Infamous assault wasa sequel Of
the t~eachdirGS OF that wing ot :hc
Republican party.
President Garfield claimed tue
rant to be President. The sial
warts contend that the Pstsiden,
is a pnppet to be moved by the
us. Senators.
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Parish School Board.
SESSION Ia.
T'hibodaux, La, April +, 1881

lhioodaux, La. April Ii, !eSI.
The Parish Board Of School Diret tors
met this day at A o'clock p. VI. in the otic &C
of T. L. WiudeF.
Present B4dea,uX. Blanchard, G..isanere
ANA Aueoin.
Absent Banker, Raglan, and Windcr.
The Superintendent presented the follow
ing relo!t.
TlIihoianx La. April Is, 1881.
To the-fariSh Schcol Board.
In the mon,h Of Fcgruary last there
were nineteen wlIitt an.i ten colared
schools i'll operation with an enrichment of
Whites. Boys 4@- Coio.ed. Boys 266.
Girls 900. Girls 207.
Total. 7ia. Total H3.
with su average Attendance OF
Whites. Hoys 1873. Colored. Bows 1893.
Girls 2i3. Girls l5f.
Total. jat. Total 1853.
making an enrolment vi 1903 with AN av-
erage Attendance of 50 being an Increase
in enrolment of moro than % per cent,
bat showing IN increase in average atten-
dance OF only nine ptrils. This was owing
to the tact III solic cases, of boys being
kept at i1Me to assist in planting, but
More on account az the maasieS. prevailing
i'll many ncigiilnfilunlS. In the i,avnu Sec
school, and The It. Mary school Ioriered a
suspension of the schools until the measles
nal run It's coitst' III the virit!ifE. In ac
tordance with til" request of tie State SUI
ptrintendent Of Public Education | have
eoEllt. d the eductl4r children on the cen
sus rolls q! 1879. This | liai done last
Fal! and forwarded t" that ctlicer, but ii
seems that my report did net reach his
Office.
lIrisen@ 4 copy hereto AS follows:
Number Of Edurabic children in the Par
i>h OF lntnrrrlc as number rl from tbs CeI
sUs tsUf;;, OF t534.,.
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Among the names OF

Among the names OF Ciinnl
mails who have been pardonel olt
OF the Penitentiary are llsos:, OF
blind Jack Thomas. who figured
SO conSpicuonsly as Il thief Il few
years ago in TIlibouaux.
Blind Jack was discharged he
cause he was ''nsc!tS>3 in the
pcnitcntiary. And Charles iir>,
SOD, who has been pardeicd fol
sucli VERY charitable reasons, that
he has gotten Himself promptly
sent hack an Is NOW prepared il
be pardoued again. .
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The time has now come when
another amendment should be All
dcd to the Constitution of the
United States.
Whenever the office of Presi
dent of the United States becomes
vacant, an election should be or>
dcred and held as soon as it. can
practically be done for a new Pre-
Sident who shall serve for toul
years.
This thing of numbering Pres
ihents to put Vice Presidents il,
their chairs, slonlluoth,vc>o fine
a reward as the present law ai
toids.
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-Dr. Blanchard of Houma died
in that i.iace Oh last SUNDAY. The
deceased many years ago, was a
resident Of TllitMlanX and was
proprietor OF the T1ibclaux Drag
Store, now owned by J. I. Thibo
deaux corner Main and ST. Pililip
streets. He was subsequently il
Sugar Planter in T.rrebOnne but
Sf',ce the war mas been u practi
tio,a: Ct medicine in IIonma. The
Doctor was Il genial, sceiatle gen
';emen and leaves "a large circle
of iiieudS to mourn his death.
He vas a native of France and
about 20 Yeas of age.
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Zen Robert &. NJ. rt:n died
at his residence In Assumption
Parish on Jul,y i at s O'clock p.
NJ. and was buried in the family
cemetery at Nus. Thomas Pugh's
plantation on the next evening.
The General has b. en- very feeble
for several years, his death being
expected at any time by his
friends.
Gen. Mal1in has bee? a success
tnl sugar planter. and has for
many years been II prominent poll
t%iclan, having frequently served
his constituents i'll the Senate of
the State
He was a nan OF very 1etermin
ed views, which he always ex
pressed in unmistakaAe language,
had IA horror Of any sling that
Was low or despicab'e, and main
tanned what lie considered to he
right aud just against any and all
opposition. He was a kind and
charitable nelghbor. prcfering to
bestow his aims in secret. The
General was married to a sister of
w. w. Pngh, who died many
years ago, leaving foar Sons the
q lest of whom. il yunng nan Of
great promise was killed in the
siege Of Ficksbm:
The decrease will be lamentcl
siHcere)ysyd those ylio know and
understood his 81 alacter. Peace
IL his ashes,
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There are thousands of OLD Confrra.cS
who have pleasant recolleetlonS OF that gal
ant little FfcnclInan, the Count de Poliy-
lnac, who fought So bravery botG IN Vi
gaia ali the Traas-Mis~i>sippi department
etG:iug the ia:e war. Particularly he. those
who participated N the butti. Of Mansfield
hold him in a~:irctinnate remembrance and
they will be pleased to learn that he is
again III ;ia fell. The Count is s,rviny
.row AS the chief ri stall of the French ex-
i,editionury con Us in inuis aud has the rank
OF colonrl. May lie win fresh laufcls.-.N.
.. S.Gh&.
MANY weary marches we had
with the little General, f;avin.
been nrsa"r his immediate com
mand subsequent to the battle OF
Man>ii Id. rLe "iittle Generate
used To fiae Il magnificent ''big
horse aaa when mounted on his
war!i'le seed We forget the, com
mrnts the boys u%rl to make.
We trust General Po!i.nac,
whom We remember with much
Kindness. may win high l.oncrs
i'll Tt:ni>, but who IN the world is
lr going 20 whip around Tani~?
IL as Vegetable Sicili.n
Lair lsenewer is ii universal!
ta'f;t" TOR restoring gray hair to
It's original color, and making
hair grow ont thick
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On to morrow the friends of
the public school in the Erulc
Guillot will give u fair at the end
OF the lane leading from said Brn
~ to Bayou Laiourche.
Under the wide spreading oaks
IN the beautiful park thereby. the
people viii enjoy themselves, par
taking Of cool lemoaades. Ice
creams &c, whilst amuseme,.ts OF
many kinds wli fc indulgeu ia to
crafty aud please. This is a cotn
mendab!e work, that Of education
of children and Il good rOund sum
should be secured to MORROW, If
the people want all, they must
work and merit it.
\ line OF coaches will car,y
folks bet ween Tihihodaux and the
fair grounds which will be i nice
ride.
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~, were act Sc he brokers
sociisnot cates. Any ~wa.,a";s an
Der ise plan adopted ~ ihe
Treasurer.
We close b, repeating that the
manner in which creditors OF The
State az. ,rtid reflects 80 ci"'s
it upon the %rres,n; A'!mInis-
tratiun. let the fans be Iohn'
where it MAY, either III the Ansls-
latnle, IN the Auditors u Tfeasl-
ret'S Offices. The whole system
is wrong and should DE changed
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AssreIf~ k:nlerDT1sp.

The Hop BitterS Manufacturing
Company is one OF Rochestel'S
greatest enterprises. Their Hop
H:iteiS have reachod !, sale b.
.yon,l :sft precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found then
way into almost e:rry household
in the land.-Gruphic.
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i.NsaajES

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: "Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver. aud urinary Diseases
is SO fully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
afidetestimonialS from well known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences siYons enough to
convinceth M, st stubborn doabt
en-"
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The COMET IS sill visible
every hight. 'li.is earth has had
a very marrow escape from Icing
bit by it.
1t came with thirty million
miles Of us. and il made some
folks just l;emble, it did.
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When Arthur Bernard crosse
on Tuesday morning he ascertain
ed that his pOc:,et book had been
relieved of 1858 90
Foot prints showed that ingresS
and egress to aud from the room
had been made by the open win
dow. This - a heavy loss to Mr..
Bernard as all his money is oil,
tanned by cconomT aud constant
work.
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Now that ;Ee comet has no

Now that tEe comet has not
.njured any Que, nor brought the
world TO any Sudden halt, ii
would be Il good time to buy /:
Charter Oak Stove aud a full sur
ply Of kitchen furniture from )
L. GriSamore so as to be prepared
for any emergency that ma.
arise in the future.
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Albert Never Will, his bro

Albert Meyer with his broth
er anl sister, children Of \. j.
Meyer OF this Town, arrived home
Oh yesterday week. from St. Lonis
where they have been at school
tor the last ten months.
Albert has returned % graduate
He had tie honor Of being chosen
by his class 70 deliver tiM Vale
dictcly at the closing exercises
Of the St. Louis University in
which he has been a stt,uitnt.
He proposes TO study medicine,
and make his home iii the South
a permanent one.
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We are thankt,a; to Sister st.
Bernard fer an invita.,"a to al
tead the Annual Exercises as.i dis
srlbution Of premiums Of The
Mount Carmel Convent to be held
at 9 O'Clock A. N. Oh July II inst
This will be an interesting oc
caSlon and attract Il large mum
Der Of the friends of this well
known school for young ladies.
This convent is in good state OF
prosperity and VIII reopen OH the
1rSt of September Sext.
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washington Ford, who has
Ceen such an efficient Railroad
and Telegraph Operator in Thib.
odaux for many years, left on Jn.
y l for Wisconsin,, Niagara Falls
and other Northern places on IA
"Trip of recreation and pieasu,e.
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