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, 1881-05-13

LONDON, May l2.-Tho &..Juncs Gazette
says: "We Understand Tic Bank Of France
has decided to ISSUE 5D.francs note Tho
lowest nnw Issued Ia 100 franc. We also
learn that tho banls Is willing. II requested
by the Government. to issne ~ and Il franc
notes. Tile inject is, Of course. 10 recognize
gold. II seems, therefore, that the bank
dues mt hope for any practical result fron,
the Monetary Conference"
YESTERDAY.
rARiR, May12.-Atynl,eer Vrolik presided
at to-tlays sitting OF tho Monetary Confer
c1lcc.
Nfessrs, Damn and Horton and u. Ccrluscht
spoke fn fuynr Of bctnetatlfan,..
Tho next sitting will bo held Saturday.
, 1881-05-13
AN uSFoi.TuSATE LAND,

An UNFORTUNATE LANE,
ST. pETEllslsUnG, Mly N.-I'ho lstyer
Dw!na, ut Arc!lanyel, has flooded great
part Of tho town, cullstng great distress.
THE llluIh.
To11ay's papers are full Of accounts Of a,,-
tl-Juwish riots III tho Soutl. and Southwest.
There wers twu days ut rtot!ng ut l,esusow-
ka, iu tho Government OF Et.gss0y. Tho
shops Woro ptllaEea alll Tires jewish houses
burned. rhara was serious encounter bC-
tween tho peasants alld tho village autl,orl-
tics ut Yictoriowk, In the Gosernlnent Ut
Odessa, owing to tha authorities trying to re.
tDyer s!Olen property Troops WIRE dis
patcl,el there from Odessa.
AT klEFF
troops ara stationed III tue streets. One por-
aon WAS killed and eighteen wounded.
trllere 1Apu beel, l40 arrests. The nIvniclpal
Council IL delLboratlu9 with closed doors Uu
, 1881-05-13
INTERNATIONAL PARK.
Hpkttal Dtsnaleh 10 Ihf Chifaeo Istbtlnsr

To1oS1o, AIay 12.-rhe Telegram says:
''tri,c International Park islea might Just as
wpIt lK' Abandoned. GOV. Cornell, OF New
l"r';, ta'oEl-poohs tho whole thing, md takea
Il ,.c;; III It. tbs International Park waa
n >"-.;estIon Of LUra Dmiferin, and tue fact
ttlat lie suggested 1t sectns to be raason
enough u sonto pcopio for immediately carry.
tft9 Il out ito matter what tho cost might DO.
Tho aeti0h Of Gov. Cornell supplies H good cx-
tcat; and It fs tu bu hapoI that It Will tnko nd
vaH',taGs u tug opportunity to tsoo itsslf fr9m
ouly persons who are rcHily anxious about It are
those Who own property III the vicInlty."
, 1881-05-13
3se!4,D,ts


Tho nEgrcRate revenue for 1880 Is Increased
by sl7,5t7 over that Of 1s1p, or nearly " per
cert.
lilG statistical comparisons contained In
previous reports, showing the relative ttl-
crease and decrease In business, and eapectnl-
" tn tho vegetable food carried by the Well
Iar,ti and Now York canals, arc contained III
this report. Tho effect Of tic reduction made
in 1910 Of tolls OIL tho Eric Cannl Is shown In
Il scrles OF tob1cs. From tho renr uatned down
to 1875 tho Wcltand Canal returns showed nn an-
nunl,and sometimes sconsldsrable.tncreaaoi in tho
tnnnoRn Ut Hour. grain. and vegetable food car.
ricd; but frou. that year tho figures vert re-
rnracd. md decrease set In, which hrs varied
from maximum Of lD.3o per cunt In 1877 TO q
infutmum Of 1,G7 per cent in fBy]. In tho sauna
lins Ut traffic tho Now York ra1lnls have shown
n constant tncrcaso Of tonnnxe-tho increase
Ringing from II per cont III ISL u ovor +. per
ce'lt III lbs0, as conptrctl With tho movement IN
fs'y. tho ycar boforo tito toEls wora reduced.
In the transportation Of heavy goods. tnclud-
Inv tron salt. coal. aua iron orc, thore hua bcen
II faitnv otr tn ts1.Iao on tho wollaud and Nvw
York canals rs compared With lsG9. The Wei.
land trn!!c In those goot1s fur l810 shows fall
iny oil of ncarly W per cont. uHd tho New York
etlnats NJ something over II per cont.
Owing to tho grcltcr chrapies4 OF construc-
tion. thu Introduction or steel rails, md ltl-
psvxe n, i systemuis m . of nnnaEcmonf tn9 Ealroads
spccli lines In which tha iatter mode vas lnng
taoscs are given whieh liistratse ihIs 11 point
very torcib'y. THUS. Of tho totnl tannago Of
freight eGrrlca IN tic State Of New YUrk. tho
while III lseJ thoy carried list'o lnors than 25
Icr cent. Frotn lb'4 t. lsso the quantity Of
Increased BY u: per cent: bit Tho 9uaatsty car
ried by ratlwuya has Increased In tho sum- timo
1rrf moi
, 1881-05-13

A FELLOW WHO CAN slSa mi 'QUEL1A
Tilt.A."
PAn'g, May lo.-Tlle cntiro city is talking
about the Success Of n new tenor llulnei Pre-
vost, who made Ills tiebut oil the operatic
stage tn Ill Trovatore" at tho opening OF
the Opera roualairo ut tho Theatre lu CIla-
tca,t d'Eal,. Provost WIS, like SELLER, n
worls!ng-lnan formerly, n,d previous 10 Ills
debut In opura liz liau only sung III tho mu.
sic halls.
, 1881-05-13

DAYTON, o.. May IA man representing
himself MS Edward Pope, a few months ago
rentcA storu-roo1n in Dayton. IIs has sincc
been receiving gdUds from various parts Ut
tho country shipped him BY dealers ropo
had taken tho nnn,o Of q reliable business lnan
III tho city who Is well rated iu mercantile agol.
<t'os. aud tho inerehaHss thought he WIS buying
yasAts. Thu lMllIco hnvo huoll looking up the
10 KeI ths 4wl,allcr. who tuck al4r.u aud ttcsa,
ltiA operations, II 10 stntCl9, will TtaCh over
$5,Q00, Moatty pn firms iu Hoaton.
, 1881-05-13
ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsEs.

Alexander K, CoMra!, boaftlor Al tho honso
uf LII. l.. +. Meyer, No. :9t3 Vernon avun,lo. was
nrrrsto.l Mt about u o'c!,uk lust nIxht by Hor.
gcant Shepherd. Ut the CuttaKe Grove Ayonuo
stnIou, for obtaining 1nnsley unler talso pro.
s0uth s3Ido Chrlsila,, Church. .Yestorl!ay morn.
lug tho ruyarun,! KeMtlon,ha l1nt Conrad gu,
giyfllx him II *:A bill. with the Understanding
TINT Conrad would return htnt thu olaor fiif.
Ther1 WIS reason to suspect tlAt tho y0uX
!paA lll INT intrHd IL tnisIil hs 9kreetuant,
Hence tho la,i!oe wrro notified, md c1nEad wAa
Arrcatcd nK ha was hbut IN board y train dos.
llucd for hls hulu1 In Michigan.
, 1881-05-13

1u [At 1thI&QF Qf ne thsfaFQ lF7QHne.
CASCADE. Colo, April :!a.-A report OF a
most colG.bloodcd murder Is current here
to-day. For some time past tbs law-abtding
cltizens Of Durango i,aye been In constant
terror of two notorious gangs Of despcra-
does who have had several encounters In
which tho lives or noil-partlcIpants have
been greatly endangered. Tie Farnlington
nlcl sorle two weeks since made u raid Upon
tic Stockton md Eslsridga gang, OF DnrAu-
Eu, ai,tl fully one thousand shots were ex-
clinngcd. Ono Of the Farintngton incn WIS
killed and two upon tho other side wounded.
Seltlor party has my respect for law, and
the officers arc powerless. Several days ago
tho Durai,go roughs wcro ordered out Ut
town BY tho authorities, but !letied them, and
cuuld only be Induced to leave upon tho pay
,nent 10 them Of seven hundred dollars
dollars apiece to fourteen Of them.
They started north, md yesterday after
noon overlook 4 1lInn named Rnb-
cFts. wha was lM charge Of burrp trAin bound
for Hllvcrtnn. Thinking Tint thoy recognized IN
him oho nf tho FArnllngton meu. they sur.
rounded him. battered hun over tho henI With
tholr resnlvors and tlnal'y Disposed Of him. The
sccno of tho outrage was ut Plnkcrtnnss,, halt
WHY between hlro and Durango. Tho murdered
mai, Is very highly spoken OF ty these who hAyo
known him. itc h.ts fur tho past three years
becn running puck ng-ttnln into Silvertnu
from yArtOsls prints. Tho rnpcrs In this section
Ut tho country 'lhre not give Il truo version OF
any at the ,Aatan,ly tlect!s committed BY either
OF "coW-t,ys hold tho whole shn luRu district
in sub$Gptl0u.
, 1881-05-13
WENT WEST TO REFORM.
Special Uiab1teh to The Ch5taoo JrtbaInex

OMAHA. Neb., Alay 1e.-Annte Mackay,
who WIS tried aud acquitted III Chicago for
the murder Of Dora Abel, came to Omaha n
few weeks ago WITH the ayoweti intention OF
reforming. and obtained employment in Il
hotel. On Sunday she left s,or p!ace, 9ot drunk,
md wont to tho City iiNtcl tn loHrsf. This nft-
crnuon She rubbed tho landlady's trunk Ut ed5,
and Was arrested and lodged In jail tu.aixht.
, 1881-05-13
JAIL DELIVERY.

SpfttdT LF5l01Eh 70 9Ae E11taVo 7F76INa.
ATLANTA, tia., May 1o.--Yestcrslay the
Pic kens County jntl was opened by band Of
disguised lnoonsli3ncrs, and Acc Patterson,
sentenced to tho gatlows for murder, released.
a numhcr ot .othnr oecupants Of the jHtl wore
given their liberty. but tho 1atl-brcnk Ing wAs
for tic purpose Of ilberuting Patterson.
, 1881-05-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Str .Jantek FACET, President T8r&ttai1
Medical Association, yAys that 7U0QU tltatba nFa
Ant,uHIly clusoi by Nervous dEaeasus IN England,
und that thoru Ia tlO nllrU puWerfAt und otfuttuAt
TunLe, Ii evidenced By Tho enphatlu testimony
Of thu lnost ru'itlsAt rhysIesnns, Canttnn.-llo.
ware of Cheap, ""rthloss mutations unlet 1urs
Hcuf Tonlu Itceollect that tor suularia debility.
sick -hcadAche, dyspepsia, monthly suHtrluX,
aud pIltOusaoas 1t IL incompatible.
, 1881-05-13
MEXICO.
CHANT.

Cry or MEXtco, Atny l2.-Gcn. Grant to-
tlay signud now contract will, tho Mcxicait
Government, embracing extensions Of tho
Mexican Southern fsaiiway. Tic contract
will be submitted to Congress Tomorrow.
, 1881-05-13

c...rou ,trNtIt.tAS wtfl scan the nows-
ofH'. n. s,utc. rrum Ch,lu 10 Duluth. ~ tn
pal* ps and hc will nut tln'l o,1a that advocates
tpaa' o.,,, nj Coukl,ng ng,nst tic President.
, 1881-05-13

Hpeeta! nispdtth to 1hs Chicago Tstbt.n&
BATTLE CnEEK, aItcll., May l2.-Charles
Moore and Mrs, Carrie l.. Hall, tho atlultcr4
Gus couple, were brought Into court to-aay nnd
waived examination. They wcro thurcupon
held to trial nj the June tern OF tho Circuit
GUnrt. and i'as being ab'e to t,lsaan tho $l,19
bail asked, were committed to jul.
, 1881-05-13

TIE MINISTERIAL. CHtsrs,

THE MINISTERIAL. Cttst9.
ViESS.., May 19.-It IN said the dismissed
Bulgarian Prime Minister karaya!oit will be
prosecuted OIL charge Of having withheld
from Prince AlcxaMder important letters and
documents from berlin anil st. Petersburg.
, 1881-05-13

,,,.t,,oxr. having huns't hack Ills fino
'Ai ." ,,a,,,. fer StIsaJ. shn't'l slx"ity hls
roantf' rt',, :" IN Au.wt4u rrovi'io'c" ny ehnf'g-
,,'u ,,,sn'e 'an VIII, s"ti ',a,aa IAN @ 's pn'eo pa ,'
sst. deserved !" full ana ', orc or5o ws ,sh" s1t t.
u ", heat, and pcrsEs's n us error WEI IL
tps ", ,o,r,rt out must fhe''ta1Ay lal a4a'n*
, 1881-05-13

TIE czAK TAKEs Its LIFE IN ITS IANrs.
sr. PETERSBURG, May 1a,-Fho Cur,
Czarina, and Czarowltz artlsod lure from
latsch!na yesterday morning. aud drove to
AnnLtchkoT Palace. Al nool,, tho Czar. In
III 0peu calrla.e. with l'glncu Ollenhurx,
, 1881-05-13

ClrAnLEsruS. S. e., May t3.-in Sparta,.-
burg County. bergman w. Hicks, age 10.
killed hts Wife, lirst shooting her antl then
cutting her throat. lte Immediately .nntl9 two
attempts Ut suicide by.cuttlng hls own thr0at.
Hicks Was ArEvsteu.
, 1881-05-13

wo ,btnt # nny hc snfeIS sail tflat III
W. ,.,,m, M Tho stpr-rnute rol,a,ers tho present
p.e9aEuey.t;eftcral IL nnt lilo kind OF Il man to
A1'os' r,1cr ntftp,tlatinH witnesses anil sl'c1-
t'lp '...ss =" n. was dune hy tho Atfornay-Hen-
Ing vsu ..o nrcsrp,l,i,,I, nr tho whisky th!uyes.
, 1881-05-13

Spftfal Ufspalth T. 5he Chicago TttbMn<.
DunuquE, In, May IA fracns occurred
III saloon on Sixth street this evening, lit
which Eugene Atoorhousn WIS dangerously
stnbbod three times In tho urck by ono Matthew
Kync. Ono at tho wounds WAS within a nunrter
Of I'M inch OF the iuKuar vciu. b1uorhousgs
condition i8 ctjttcnf,
, 1881-05-13

ONLY GS, 0U CANDIDATES.
MADRID, May ta.-.fhe recent municipal
einctous resulted III tls0 return Of 9B,G7D cali
dlAates favorable to tho present Ministry,
mud ], 81 hostile.
, 1881-05-13

WICKED NEWSPAPER MEN.
MiLwAuKkE, Wis, A{ny IA sprcia! dis
patel. states that br4ltui fight occurred Mt
Black River Falls, Wis, between two rival
cdiors-T. F. IIoltster, editor at tho jJcnlocnt,
and H. J. Castle. editor OF tho independent. Cas.
tla pulled ont nearly NIL OF lIultseEs beard alld
terribly beat hin.
, 1881-05-13

CINCINNATI, O., May 19.-siichnel Cain
becatno involved In quarrel With 3o|sl
sRucrbrock, bis tenant, In the caAsurn part OF
tho ety To. n,ght, and shut him In tho faco, III.
tctinx wound thAt IL regarded ~ fQtal. Cn1n
gayo hitllsplf up IL tho r0lice.
, 1881-05-13
tLISu COATES.

DgnL.S, Ga, May 1a-'Ltsh Coates, col
oretl, Illus becn arrested for whipping Il woman
SO severely that her death IL Mo,ieataslly ex-
pcctcd. lie was rplaasod d few woeka aEo
from the Ienttentfary, where he WIS sent fuur
years uKo fur tying negro wotnau up and Whip
plnx htr to 1ruth.
, 1881-05-13
AMicARlK Adjusted.

sr. Lnu1s, afuy E.-lt 10 understood Tonight
that als asioasIous In tAs suuks of the
lltbcrnl4ns hnyu heen ntu!enpiy uUtuates1 n,ld
that tho Convention Will prococd ~ work to-
NaurFqW In poAcO mud hArnipny.
, 1881-05-13

W1axEsuAuuE. Pa, 1luy la.-Iurglars On
toretl tho rnstApnee OF tl,e lley. Father bono
hus Inst uIghs aud otloroformea aud rohbol the
nr1N&t ~
, 1881-05-13

Syluchesscr's Rkyp0p&s ospftsns
will curr consumption, Ea,uKhs, weak IlagA
bronchitis, and x1uer.A hcllllty. Eatabllshud
tWeuty.Oue y4ArA-
, 1881-05-13

ACHILLES cnSkIaSa mast DO voinetanae s,9.
:, HI h. beet, md hr Il shhwIns II remarkably
to,vc pulr uf bcels ut l'rt:set'e'
, 1881-05-13

Fur hntf u eu1tt,sy tho SAakura garAaparlilA
h,ts b:rn tho stuAdarl llpuI purifier, liver uIltl
kidney remedy nf physicians And druggists
throughout New England.
, 1881-05-13

Arehtl's Heel, Iron. and Wins, with
Citlchol, thu standard medicinal ttllu Of thl4
progressive u9e. Il eurtc.les thu bluol, psoa,pt-
fy lfylxurittes tho brain Rul nervous yyBtan.
Improves digestion. eto. Result: round fusan,
bright uyes, happy Htate OF lu!ui AtendR 4EuK~'
1turts euEnGE Aa4l4lIa STREET mud Fifth AfsuHa.
, 1881-05-13

ATLANTA, t'a., Alay lo.-WllIiam Gciler, a
desperate character, wl,llo drunk thls lnnrn-
ing shot 0ne woman, cut two 0thcrs, md then
ntIcnptetl to kill himself by cutting bis t!,rnht
with kntfo. fIo will probably recover, but two
OF tho wpnlcu Will lle.
, 1881-05-13

Dgs MONIES, H.. May i3,-Ltzzie Apland.
n Swetlo servant. gavs birth yesterday to q
buby, which was this mornug found tn u prlyy-
raalt horribly muti]ated aud purity eateu ly
rufA,
, 1881-05-13
-FOUR YEARS AT JOLIET.
Special Dtkpdteh to 1he Chicago Tribune,

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, May a1.-rwo months
ago Ell Tucker, Of Springfield, whfte golng
To Chicago oil the Alton Knad, WIS col,iE-
leacesl out OF 500 BY II. q. Crawford. n profess
sinnut trsckster. Crawford To-day wnB awarded
fonr yGnrs ut Joliet BY the Jury In tho MuLeau
Circuit Court.
, 1881-05-13

-,y.. mil tho wreck. set mo to
'ssiat Fiji f' 's.!si%!j; 1 ss lf n"f II VIII 's'
will e" tans n'sn,t s,,filr nIt IT, IT, Then ann -
Il ,,2} Isa}r inn w!r s,n''K any 'noro s",M l's
ssa.a n;.a s''G % "'t ID ts.' isiDppc' 1h0t0' s'n
d;la -" mhnle siury'.
, 1881-05-13

AN 1SFURtATan GERMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, i'a., May la.-l.ast hight
MI tDfnrIated German laMeA Frank Thunln
attempted tu kill his wlfv ut their houie, No.
:@s5O 31u!!er Btyeut. liz then hinged hiuself.
, 1881-05-13

~ ~ .t"a' ". ,,n e ,,s, NJ 70" urnn9ns INTO
MIST, wnetdnpon It lied 10 place OF enfety,
sQucaitt1g Is It went.
, 1881-05-13

ATLANTA, tia, Alay la-A travelling saies-
man Of n Detroit safe house, lla,ued Harper,
Attempted to shoot \ guest ut ono OF tho hutels
this oyuplus, and was promptly Ja!lod.
, 1881-05-13
FOREIGN.

Abstract Of the Official State-
ment Made in the French
Chambers.
Franco viii Not Annex, but She
will Occupy and Pro.
tcct Tunis.
The Statement Receive d with
Many Signs Of Congress
sional Approval. -
Nevertheless, the spaoe Of Two
Weeks Only Allowed to Finish
the Campaign.
French Vessels Cruising for Turk
ish Craft Bound for Tunis-
ian Waters.
Thirty Million Tiublcs' Worth Of
Property Destroyed by Il
Mob In 1Kioff:.
Jews Fleeing from the En- pire In
Train-Loads-Great Floods on
, the Dwinn+
frishmen Vote for and Elect a Tory
Member Of Parliament
Coercion.
a Report Current that an Irish Emigrant
Ship Has Sunk with All on
Board.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-14
ORDINANCE NO. 9.


An ordinance for imposing fines and
penalties.
Be it ordained by the village council
of the village of Wadena.
SECTION l. That the Justice of the
Peace for the village of Wadena shall
have jurisdiction to try and determine
all violations of the ordinances of this
village, and shall proceed in the man.
ner prescribed by law for the trial of
misdemeanors in this State, except
ing that the proceedings shall be in
the name of the village of Wadena,
and all fines assessed and collected
shall be paid into the village treasury,
except the fees allowed by statute in
such cases.
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after it's passage and publication.
Passed April 9th, 1881.
(sEAL.1 c. H. PEAKE,
Attest: President.
c.. A. COCILLARD,
Recorder.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-14
Ordinances of the Village Of Wade
ma, Mimi, Publication.
ORDINANCE NO. l.

ORDINANCE NO. /.
An ordinance to prevent the running
at large of cattle and other domes-
tic animals in the Village of Wade
ma.
Be it ordained by the village council
of the village of Wadena.
SECTION 7. That it shall be unlaW-
full for any person or persons to allow
any cattle, horses. mules, sheep or
swine, owned by them or in their
possession, to run at large upon the
plated portion of the village of Wa
dena at any time.
SECTION 2. It shall be the duty of
the village marshal to take up all such
animals so found running at large,
contrary to the provisions of this Or
dinance, and put them in the pound
provided 10y the village council.
SECTION 3. The village marshal
shall, Immediately, give notice Of the
sale of any animals so impounded. by
posting, in three of the most public
places in the village, ten days before
the day of sale, written notices con-
tanning description of the animals to
be sold and the time and place of sale;
all sales to be at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash.
SECTION 4. While such animals are
imponnded it shall be the duty of the
village marshal to furnish them with
sufficient food. and to care for them
properly.
SECTION S. If any person, before
the day of sale, shall furnish the mar
shall with satisfactory proof of owner"
ship of the animals impounded and
advertised or to be advertised, the
marshal shall deliver to said person,
the animals claimed, upon the pay
ment to him of the amount of One
Dollar for each day that each animal
has been impounded, out of which
amount the marshal shall retain one
half as his fees, and cost of keeping,
and shall Immediately pay the sur
plus over to the village treasurer.
SECTION 8. In case of the sale Of
any such animals, the marshal shall
retain, as his fees and cost of keeping,
the sum of Fifty cents for each day
that each animal has been impounded,
and shall Immediately pay over to the
village treasurer the surplus, if any.
SECTION I. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after May lst, 1881.
Passed April 9th, 1881.
SEAL. G. H. PEAkE,
Attest: President.
G.. A. COCILLARD,
Recorder.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-14
Third Street, Wadena, MINI.
MRS. L. SAVAGE.


Land Office at Fergus Falls, MIMI, Mar 23d,
1881.
To all Whom 1t may Concern; and to
Archibald Staar in particular:
Notice is hereby given that the following. named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his Claim, and secure a-al en-
try thereof ut the expiration Of thirty days from the
date Of this notice, Wis On the 18th day Of May, A.
D. 1881, before the Register and Receiver OF the
United States Land Office at Fergus Falls, bIinn.,
viz: Amos Hochxtetler, presumption d. 8, No.
7a, for the eh Of sw4 Of Section q, Town 135,
ssls fled Sov. lot. 1850, by Archibald STAIR Tor for
same tract. conflicting Herewith, and names she
following as hiA witness:i to prove his contE:ou*
residence upon and cultivation Of valid tract: l..
Iatss. T. u. Austin, August Eymann and j. c.
WINSTON. all Of New York Ail!s, Otter Tail Co,
Mnn. As sARkS L:lSIQE. k@ki,t+r.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-14

Vol. I. walden
Rubber Boots at Errickson's.
E. E. Luce has some good seed
wheat for sale.
Money to loan at 8 per cent. by
r. F. OsTRANDER.
Henry Howard has commenced to
build his dwelling in Oak Park.
Mems boots from $l.75 to $1,000,
at Errickson's.
The Page.Rilley case, in Austin,
has come to close by the acquittal of
Riley.
Boots and shoes, cheap for cash at
Errlckson's.
w. H. Tucker and family started
for their new home in Mandan, D. r.,
Monday.
Offices to rent over the new bank building,
Gardner & Co.
There will be preaching at Bluffton
next Sabbath morning and evening,
by Rev. J. Kidder.
Lemons, oranges, candies, cider,
pies, etc., at J. Kephart's Restaurant.
Flour only $3.50 per cwt.. at
WEBB & PEAKE'S.
Thomas Miller is putting up a build
ing, l6x30, on the corner of Third and
Window streets, to be used as feed
store and machinery depot.
A great variety of Turkish rug pat
terms at Mrs. Nettie Ostrander's.
f. E. Luce has just received a COM
plete set of books for his use as clerk
of the court. They are of good quail
ity and very neatly and substantially
bound.
The BOSS HARROW for sale by
Fuller & Jones. One days trial al
lowed, and satisfaction guaranteed
Just received at Webb & Peake's
one car of corn, one car of shorts, one
CIR of lime, one car of lath and shin
giles, and a fine stock of fancy grocer
les, fruits candies, etc.
Erickson has just received from
Boston the finest lot of Ladies shoes
ever brought to Wadena county.
There will be preaching at the hall,
morning and evening, one week from
next Sunday, April oath, by Rev. J.
kidder. The communion will be adj
ministered after the morning service.
For timothy, clover, red top and
Kentucky blue grass seed, go to Webb
& Peake's.
G. A. Couillard, John Heron and
Miss Winnie Heron started for Min
neapolis last Saturday evening. Mr..
Heron and Winnie went on visit to
relatives, and will return this week.
NoT1cE.-l will promptly attend all
calls of the sick who are DESTROYS of a
nurse. Address, Mrs. V. N. Colson,
" clltlltt, 4Nl1ll1.
The section men have been clean
ing up around the depot grounds and
burning the refuse, thereby adding
greatly to the appearance of the depot
grounds.
Fuller & Jones have just received
4 half car load of wagons, which they
are prepared to sell cheap, and on
time.
We are indebted to MIR. F. J. Dean
for two jars of Amber cane syrup, for
which he will please accept our thanks.
The syrup is very clear and is nice
article for cooking. 1t was made in
Dokato county, MINI.
Money to loan for three or five
years ON improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
Some of those Verndale ladies, who
attended the play in Wadena last Fri
day. did not think it observed of much
credit. Well, such are the ways of
the world and Verndale; we can't
please everybody.
For SALE.-Two choice farms,
cash, trade or on time. For particu-
lars, apply at once to
W. H. WEBB,
Wade:a, Mimi.
Col. Martin, of Dayton, Ohio, was
in town Monday, but has gone to Shell
Prairie where he purchased 4 section
of land, and will erect a house upon
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Married..

Married.
KELLEY-JoNEs.-In. Wadena, April
18th, 1881, by the Rev. J. Hepp,
Mr.. Gee. E. kelley to Mrs. NJ. L.
Jones.
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New spring goods constantly arriv-
ing, at Peake & Burch's.
Fred Katzky is looking hale and
hearty, as if he had lived on buffalo
meat all winter.
Hosiery, at Peake & Burch's.
An ice cream festival was given at
H. w. Fuiler's, Wednesday evening,
in aid Of the Congregational church.
Mr.. Sweetser. lately of Albert Lea,
has purchased lot in Oak Park ad-
dition, and will build a house thereon.
Nobby hats, at Peake & Burch's.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet
at Mrs. Baumbacll's, next Wednes-
day evening. All are cordially in
vited.
J. Katzky will pay the highest
market price for hides and turs,
1t will be seen by reference to an
article in another column, from D.,
that he has challenged w. S. H., to
a public discussion on the subject of
temperance, in Peake's Hall, or the
school house, Wadena.
Lemons and Oranges. at Peake &
Burch's.