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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

The rumors which have been widely publish.
cd hat the removal Of the Holy See from Il, m :,
was contemplated were yesterday called 10 the
attention Ct Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore,
who said he thought the Pope would not mako
the change suggested. unless some great inds.
nity was offered him 10 Rome. The Aren't bishop
says also that, contrary to the published TO-
ports, he will not b. dbe to of6cste at the 70.
Iieious cefm >nits during the Yorktown Gel. bro.
lion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

MIR. Losis, tho Mshono candidate for Litu'
tenant Governor, though protesting to be so
good republican that at the recent Lyoohburg
convention be expressed himself as opposed TO
driving any man out of the republican party,
and so liberal that he wants ell racs distinctions
abolished when in tho United States Senate
voted against The civil rights bill. and now that
he is u. s. marshal fer The western disl,ic. Of
Virginia, with numerous Offices OF his disposal
has never given one to q negro. Tboro ia a
sad difference bsiweeu his words and his acle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

One of the many ridiculous things of modern
politics is the support Mr. Carl Schuiz is giving
ct one. ard the same time to civil servic, re
form aud 10 the Mshcne movement in this
State. Civil ssrVic, reform, wbeu tho Ad.
miuistration he supports is prostiLutiog is
official patronage to the Advancement of Mahcn
ism. and when Mahopism means robbrg cred
itcrj cf their lust dues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

According to tho divorce s,stislics 10 the
cousus return Of the New Eagl,nd States, The
morality OF that highly Civilized and iulol, otus
section CT the uaiOn is 10 suoh state Ct dees-
d,nce IS to alnes: preclude the idea Of r, c,ner,
arion at least among the present generation.
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English Sports I'm An,erfcn

NEWPORT, Il. Aug l9,-Tha first for LllnL
Oh Inc season OF 1881 took place yesterday alter
noon, tho meet being at Bryor's tashousa about
three and hall miles from NospArt 1t WAS
snotaho event in msny respects. The weather
was charming, tho roads unususlly dusty, and
the attendance stthe meet as large as it WAS FASH
iontb'o
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The brutal and blood thirsty ntRross Who
murdered two little unoffeDding ohldfen 10
Washington last Saturday douttess was i'm.
pressed with the IDEA that she was "oalr5iug
Africa into che war;
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Mr. s. Lehman. Pcughkooi SC, N. Y,
writes: | reg,rd it strics duty to cxrrrss
10Y sincere thanks for the bonrfit dcriscd ircm
The use Of s.. jacobs Oil. For mjre thac +,
yoar | suffered SO terribly irotn rhaun,li.m
that | vas uaahlo 10 s!aud ca my feet or U.s.,
my hands. Tho best physicisns 1nom o,n-
suited. could only afford mo temporary rrlisl,
}Y ohauco | saw tho advertisement If s,
jacobs Oil, and boaght bolt'o. The uso II
tho first bottle brl usht relief. ana three cur,i
mo,
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SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST -

Mr.. Blair. the Malone candidate for Attor-
ncy Gen,r,l, at lIoesturg, last MOndsy, msdo
statement 10 regard to the management Of
Tho PentcntiArY which had scarcely shadow
of Truth 10 it. His assertion that this insitu
tlon under tho Iulo of rnadiaster officers had
CEASED to be al expense to the State cannot be
SOS alnod by the annual report Of the Board Of
Directors addressed TO the Governor September
80. 1850. GA tho contrary. the Supcrinten-
dent admits 10 his report 10 the Board deficit
of $2T .g4i %. The fact il. the drtc ors who
were in Ufioo loGg before tho reaC listers came
into POWER had determined 10 abandon manu-
Il uIll & on Stale ac,ouut, and 10 lease the
Work shops 10 private pirtioa. This plan Was
adopted during tie last fl cIl year, which
charg,, brought about by The old board. re.
snlted in O WY large saving to the State. The
shoe and cooper shops, which have been work
ed On State lccouht fer Cvsr fifty years, tre
now leased cut, thereby improvirg tho financial
condition OF Lhep rlsoD hy certain income from
hires. without any drawback 10 tho shape 81
wear and tear to machinery and commissions TO
SCENTS for sales. Tho great demand for labor
co the several railroads ntw boing built 10 the
State euAbl, the directors. with tho approval
ct the Governor. to hire out an unusually largo
number OF couVicts, which thereby reduced tho
cJst OF provisions several thousand dollars.
These t.oa show Very corcnsively how li,lo
ITO read lster Superintendent had to do with
Inc improved condition Ct this restitution. OH
II than to execute the orders OF lis sup1rols
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

IKE OBM1CGATIC RFApJGsrEGS AT rlsn:.
ing of the Roshjasinr Club Of this city held en
Wednesday right las, Dr. 4. y. Cox in thn
char. The following resolutions nNra Nioriri:
Resolved by tho Conservative Enadaajusttc
Club OF lh0 clay al hicX, niria, Va ia mculiuy.
Assem- bleti. Aul. lOh, ISL III. TIA. IA tho pui,
oelact Of cue Orgatiz,tina at its origin, HaI
still IL To assist in bringing shout e lust srl
equitable enltl1monl Of tho debt OF tho rOmmat-
wealth to tho end tha. tho aatne MAJ he icr.vo-
removed Tom lhn political arena wc DO ~. Row
lntend To DO maj lha tools Of thu iew ,iStigniEY
nlan calling luen!se!sos Raed ia ,tr!s headed be
Mhh.n,. Cameron and Co, or ~ all their
schomo3 to procuro I'll ZEE, and a,tanlant I'm, Ii
mtnle for themselves. At tho price Of tho tc,a.
dest u2tion ot tho Dom cratic Conservative party
Of Virginia.
"a. That wo have 10 sympathy With .hn u:
Tempt now bGimg made un,!er the cloak OF k.
adiu :tnlont to rovoiu!oniH, tho social and D. u;
teal status OF the Common weslth and buili
upon tho iulns OF Tho partys thrlu IN whose Il
lorts Virginia WAS rescued from tho semi.hAr
barIc hands once stretched forth TO SOFIA h. r
and org,niA tion composed of elements having
nothing IN common with one another exca..;
communisEc desires to tsra down that which 80
cupies higher and better piano. aad held TO-
ge!hor only by Tho cohesive power Of ,uhli,
plumber.
81. That we recognise III Tho platform sloni,.i
ny !he convention OF auEuit din, ISSi, u pledge
TO secure and honorable rea; jutmcn. of tho deb,
OF tho State upon tho basis OF mo praspn. rata
taxation, whereby after providing fully for tbs
support OF the government and tho iros school.
he interes. shall DO brought within tho imita ~
tho surp!us revenue. Thi3 is the rs,dustmnnl
for which we have fought, it was 10 bring sbou!
suth n organization that the party was orga%i&,A
and when accomplished lis mission ia al an onJ:
We did not form ReaGiunerism to give tho Negro
rights which have never boon refused him or T.,
SECURE q lroo ballot and fair n or IN,
which tho ballot has always been free and fair.
oh. We hereby endorse the ticket put iol-
ward BY tho August convention, any Ied3inx
ourselves to stand by them to ineuro il success Ia
November next, wo cll upon every wAito Ko.
adluster in Virginia, who la proud Ut Tho r.c.t,
which no belongs, lis history and Traditions, nov
that color i.sus has been forced upon ~. AMI
under tho threat to carry Africa into tho War,
We are served with notice that tho Afrcani2,
ton of tho old Commonwealth is 10 bs at,omp,e.I,
to unite with us in tho effort to svdrt 81 Gtc.t
calmity, and bury beneath public scorn and c,n
tempt so deep that tho hand Of resurrection will
never roach Thorn, tho man who for sel.h and
wicked motives have conspirod 10 bring il ubours
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R,v. Mr.. Jasper. pss.or of negro church
10 Richmond. says the "San do move" Tut
Rev. MIR. Foreman. pastor OF negro chDrch 10
this city. takes issue with him, and ssyS the
word moves and not backward either.
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Gettar r.e:u :sws,s:...is...oc;..

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Alexandria Guse!lo
WoODv1LLE, RArrAUAHNcCK Co.. Va,
August l0-ViIgiais will lotg remember To-.
Cay, for it will be either the birth day Of coali
tion or the day upo1 which Mahonsn will re-
ccivs its death blow. Itu talk about you!
celestial, Terrestrial, spiritual, ncTs!, pbyS;ca!
and ether pbenoneDcG, bat o Wcud:r ncy
occur to day that viii ru: s the Its: 10 tho
shade, VIZ: The Garth may crc.s swords with
The sun, be msy 10 ecaoe the blow, but
so 6erco will b. the attcs that the god Of day
will be struck from his throne and be Swallowed
up by tho earth. Ia plain words tho eighty
thousand republican votes 10 FirgirIa will, No
doubt, be J0rccd to bow G0Ho and worship Tho
thirty Thousand Mshonlet; give up their or.
gsuzation and even their pliooplrs. for they
vi then b50tS 10 rnrty Dlce teuths OF which
orc democrats aud led by democrat Ct tho
deepest dyc. Alter hsrj fight Of twenty
yesls the republican party OF virginia has
risen to &c power ia the State, aud is TO day
more respectable thnn the Mahonic.; but her
plum is 10 fall 10 the dust her g1ry Is to fade.
Sic traosjt gloria muudi -
Tho ticket nomiusted 10 Richmrh1 las; week
is locked upon in this County as tho etrttgs.t
thst c.utd nave Dcen put 10 the ii Ill The
mt ST interesting suli.ut with Va It This time IL
tho primary etc loa. watch will c,ma oil Ga
Saturday, the l. h. to elect dcI gates To ,h-
Senatorial convention which meets At Gup;net
on the "a CT September W. w. Motfc,t il
the iavorito of R,ppshaaneok. and his eharess
hrluIh0ut tho d'siio. gro good. Mr. Moffsl;
is o ytuug maa OF hlkh moral character nud
p rtectly SQUAD upon the deb. question. Ills
e!tolion TO tho Senate would be hut iust re-
| ward fer his valuable services last fall. N.;n
Daniel Barbour. Nlckicuey aud Mtif.tt,
| r p7ahaoncok and tho whole Senatorial li-
trio. will gyo Bro. GsmirJn a broa,isiir.
There ems hut luIa Interest III Tho election IL
| a m.mbtr Of t Hodaa Of DeleratSa from this
| county. hu: II. :. Mariice. ca, will no i,uhl
| be sent.
Tho Coed 'i'rnps.s oil this nlsra have neal,
completed their new hall, which will BIZ un,a
an addition to our silsc,. Ga Saturday ats.
the County l4Idec, !. q. q. T., will oSasant.
| htra, and pleasant t;ne Is anticipated.
| Tho ioog continued dry wealh,2 hss had u
vary bad ccot upon the grt:s u, Il Darn. Uuie.s
We have ra!n ID day or ten cur sr,>a will TAIL
and the cmn ccp 10 cut dian.
Es -M.sor Bsrklty aud ls,ly, OF Al; xanIr,a,
ard MI. Harold BlItley arc v!siiny tho family
Of j. i. Rnklsy Ecar heau.
| Ripp All ANNaCk
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Fire.

BALTIMORE. Nd, August l3.-T. Walnert
L CJ's, matrices factory, on Gfecnmount Ave.
Due, with stock, was burned this morning.
Loss gu sleek. Building and machinery SIS 500,
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cough, Cola or Sore Throat shou,a
De stopped Neglec. frequently results in an
,, auiig ssiseAse or COnSuInp.
IfsOSHEs do not disorder too stomach lik,,
cough syrups and ba!shms, but act dtreciiv
on lie innnmcd parts. allsying I,rit.,inn
'glVerelietin Asthma. ErOnchiits.t;o urhs
Cathrrh, and the Throat Troubles which
SINGERS ANA Public speni1ers arc guh,
Isct TO- For thirty years 8rowt,, R,nrth;,I
Troches have boon recommended bv nh os;cisns
ana always give peefec! Satisfaction. Hsyirr
oeeh Tested by wdo and consiag. us., for NARY
va oilsito generation. thoy have attained wal.
rlled rank among tina few staple ranodis, If
tne aga. Bold at 26c. a box everywhere. rhIa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST lOth. ISL. We will
cher Tor ten days tho balance of our rr:ass =,
% yard; among which We havo several ri,c,
OF dark .:oos ard patch work; all al 5, yard
lhoHo who have not htd n chance TO set sn,
Will do well TO DO on hand in time.
augl0 lW EECuEUoG
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IJIED.

feaf hanasskB. August oh. 1891 affair an tx
Eemeiy painful illness. 0yphoii t,Vor) MHDU.
ia VIRGINIA, daughter o: j. Shlrlog AL
Emily Garter, aged years.
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annual Report of the Superintendent;
OF Public Schools.

Ia the clitor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
As required by law, encNse SynoI sil IF
my annual r pert for lSS0.'Sl. for rubicsiidn,
ii desired. Respectfully,
RICHARD l.. CARE,
Sunt Schools. City of Aloxa1 dr,r.
ST. SOhn's Academy, Aug -, 1881.
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Strikes,

READING. Pa, Auguh ia strike CT Goa.
'ideratls proportions sni involving the general
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Try THEM-D: !igh;fuI FRESH DEvIGEo
CRAES jcss receive at MCi}URNIYs
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LACEs ihcFS IA new sui PLY ia It opeu. d
at Hu2l0 ~ l. ECTBENn's.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE ALEXaNDR1.
Broom. .n,1i I"'A
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UPWARD MOVEMENT IN GRAIN, &C.-The
Baltimore grain market was mora excited 7e;.
terday than at any lima snc, The reo,pt nd,
vance began. Spot wheat, which closed Tturs
day at 1904 DENTS per bu.hal, advanced rapidIv
yesterday, closing OF l32 cans Corn oloasd
yesterday, al G3i c's Tho ndvnncs in gain for
Septenbir r. October and November delivery
Vas even greater than for Immediate drleliysyy
Inc TRANSACTION wuro lot vvry hosvy, The adj
vance being too rspid for much business,
Iha advance ls attributed To tie Continued drv
weather and tho damBgj already reported in
coos qutnc' to the Whes. and coru crop. The
markets OF o!htr leading points were ,daalfy
excited. especially 10 Now York and Chicago,
TRANSACTIONS In tho latter place exceeding any,
thing tver brfOr1 known. Tho INFRINGEMENT
10 prlca extended to other kinds If groin, aud
even to the markets for provisions sod other
products
HE DRoUru.-rhe drcuth 10 this 81 ciion
begins TO assume really distressing character,
The Very slight showers tia! have fallen 10
some sections of tho county duriog tho past
week. have done very little 10 the way of 70.
iieVlng tho blighting effect upon Vegetation
caused by the protracted drouth. lob 1900 has
absolutely suspended srowth. and is rapidly
tunnlns up 10 seed and drying up into ground
leaves. ALI forward paintings are irrep,rably
o'isnted by the drouth, aud rain at this time
would % OF little advantage to it. Corn and
lat'ot miIiet tre being much ipjuted, as il also
10 very serious extent the melon erop.-Port
Tobacco (Ata.) Times.
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secretAry of State Blaine has written a letter
to Nj. John Bell Bigger acknowledging the re.
csip! OF the resolutions OF sympathy for Preti-
dent Garfield adopted by the Virgins domocra-
tic convention on the 9TH of August. Mr.. Blaine
says This expression ofsympasby, gratefully re-
eelVeo ana acknowledged. is another Of the
many evidences OF the patriotic interes! mani
tested throughout all the States of tho Union
and by the members of sll political parties for
The Presidents recovery"
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T. UBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOB G-yERECR,
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBU re-.
FOR LIEUTENANT o,YRRNoR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPEPRR.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
T. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLE.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-07-14
K. of p.

WADENA, MIMI, July 18th, 1881.
At Il meeting held at Peake's Hall,
on the above date, for the purpose of
taking preliminary steps for organic.
ing knights of Pythias Lodge, the
following business was transacted;
Geo. a. Whitney was chosen chair.
man pro tenn, and G. A. Couillard
secretary pro tenn.
On motion the following officers
were elected by ballot:
Chancellor Commander-E. s. Case.
Vice Chancellor-J. X. Miller.
Prelate-G. a. Whitney.
Keeper of Record and seal-James
Ashburner.
Master of Finance-Louis Errick'
son.
Master of Exchequor-H. J. Taylor.
Past Chancellor-D. E. Jones.
Outside Guard-J. J. Bennett.
Inside Guard-John Hayton.
Master Of Arms-L. w. Babcock.
On motion of E. S. Case, Thursday,
the 2lst day of July was named as
the date of installation.
The chairman appointed >. n
Miller, II. MetZger, and J. A. Sloaf
as committee of reception, to act or
said occasion.
H. J. Taylor was instructed tc
! make arrangements for obtaining
supplies for the lodge.
Adjourned to Thursday, July 2lst
1881. C. a. CoCILLAKD,
| Sec. pro tenn.
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Remember the School Meeting
EDITORS n. Z. FARMER:
Allow me through your columns to
ask the voters of school district NO..
|, to be present 1T the meeting next
Saturday evening, and be prepared to
say whether they wish to expend
$500 in charging the present school
house, or $4,000 in a new one. Our
plan is to put Is or 20 feet onto the
present house, which will double its
seating capacity, and will probably be
all we shall need for three or five
years, and will cost about $500. But
if the voters wish to build a $4,000
house, and pay $500 Il year interest
on it's bonds, let them say so by a
full vote. My opinion is that it
would be an unwise thing to do, but
desire to carry out the wishes OF
the people, and would like a full ex.
preston as to what it is.
ONE OF THE TRUSTEES.
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M0RTaAaE SALE.

Default having been made In the payment OF tn
sum Of Four Hundred and Fifteen and s0-l00 dol.
lars which is claimed to be due the date OF this
notice upon a certain mortgage, duly executed
and delivered by Abel Y. Porter to J. Baxter Up.
ham, bearing date the 18th day Of January, A. D.
1873, and duly recorded in the office OF the Regis:
ter of Deeds in and for the County of Wadena, and
State of Minnesota, the 2lst day OF February,
A. D. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, In book "a" Of
mortgages, on pages 1a7. 1888, and 1885, and no &C.
ton or proceeding at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage, or any part thereof;
virtue of power of sale contained In said Mort
gage, and pursuant to the statute IN such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will be
foreclosed, and the premises described IN ana coy
cred by said mortgage, viz: The west ha'f OF the
northwest quarter CwH nwH Of aection number
ihirty.three 1881, in township one hundred and
thirty -four (l341 range number thirty five 10, in
Wadena County, and State of Minnesota, with the
hereditaments and appurtenalces, will be so!d NJ
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash. to
Day said debt and interest, and the taxes, II any
on said premises, and twenty Ave dollars attof-
ney's fee stipulated In and by said mortgage ~
case of foreclosure. and the disbnrsements allowed
BY law; which sale will be made by the Sheriff q
House, in the village Of Wadena, In said County
and state on tho 18th day of September, A. p.
1884, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF that day. subject to re-
demption at any time within one year from the
day Of sale, as provided by law.
Dated July 18th, A. ID. 1881.
CRONIB h OXFORD, Mortgagee.
Attorneys for Mortgage, . -,
Detroit, MIMI July I4-e
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Railroad War.

FERGUS FALLS, July ]2-Sherifl
Bartelson has served on DeGratf and
Co., contractors on the Fergus and
Black Hills road in the Pelican val
ley, Il temporary injunction, issued
by the district court, upon the APP
plication of the Manitoba company.
Defendants claim that they surveyed
and started their line on the Falls
prior to the commencement of opera
tions by the Manitoba company; that
they had secured the right of way
for nearly the full line; that they had
commenced proceedings to condemn
the balance. The Manitoba company
have built very crooked line, cross
ing the Fergus & Black Hills road
five times in fourteen miles, also oc-
cupied the line for two miles. The
long looked for fight is at last open
and promises to be bitter one.
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School Meeting.

Special school meeting of district
No. |, held 1T the school house, Wa
dena, July Sd, 1881.
The meeting WAS called to order by
II. w. Fuller.
On motion duly seconded, Geo. E.
Kelley was made moderator and II.
J. Taylor for clerk of the meeting
After some discussion in conse-
quence of the small attendance, the
following resolution made by a. r.
Wiswell, and seconded by J. Katzky,
was adopted:
RESOLVED, That this meeting adj
journ till Saturday evening, the 10th
inst, at 7 y. NJ. II. J. TAYLOR,
Clerk pro tenn.
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A Mnther,s Grief,

The pride of mother, the life and joy Of a home
are her children, hence her grief when sickness en-
tiers and takes them away. Take warning then
that you are running a terrible risk, If they havt
4 Cough, Group or Whooping Cough, which lead
to consumption, If You do not attend to it at once
sHILOII'S CONSUMPTION CURE is guaranteed
to cure them. Price l0c, SOC and $1:0O For lame
back. side or chest, use ShilOh's Porus Plaster
Prica 25c Sold by L. E StinehOur.
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ND OFFICE at St. Cloud, MIMI, July l1tl,

LAND OFFICE at St. Cloud, Minn., July It'll,
1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
nal proof in support of his claim. and secure final
entry thereof at tho expiration thirty days from
the date Of this notice. viz. Before C. B. Sleeper,
Co., Mimi, on August 23d, 1881, William Johnson,
Cass Co., Mimi, for the sex nw1 and lots 4, 5.
and s, section 6, town 40. range 3d. aud names the
VI6run, Tier WAITRESS kobert
Of White Earth P. O., Becker Co.. MINI.
loss D. r. FREEMAN, Register.
LAND OFFICE ut St. Cloud, Nina, July 18th,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his int enton to make f.
nal proof in support Of his claim and secure final
clerk Of the sistrict court at Branerd, Crow Wing
Co., Mimi, on August 23l, 1881, Peter villbruis,
section ID, town Ill, range S. and names the fol-
lowing IS his witnesses, Wis William Johnson.
Tller Warren. John Brown, Robert +: Fairbanks,
t white Earth II IL sfias5 sG Rsx.s
LAND OFFICE at st. Cloud, Mimi, June, 18th,
Notice is hereby given that the fsllowing-named
nal proof in support Of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof at tho expiration Of thirty days from
the date of this notice. viz: Before clerk the dis
August 10th, 1881, Lauren A: Paddock, Wadena
Co., Mimi, for the ek sex and sex mex II section
20, town l34. range IS, and names tho following rs
ner, S Il. Fe:ke, H. fuilsr all Of Wsd.na F.
o., Wadena Co., MINI.
cts D. H. FREEMAN, Register.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, st. Cloud, Mimi, June 9th,
1881.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
George Buery, Cass Co., MIMI, against Henry H.
Snow, for abandoning his Homestead Entry. No.
1926, dated Nov 18th, 1879, upon the swk Of Sec
Minn., with view to the Cancellation Of said en-.
try: the said parties are hereby summoned to APP
pear at this Office on the 7th day Of September,
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
lo-6-5 b. II. FREEMAN, Register.
-. ,- ". 3. MITCHELL. Receiver.
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A STRANGE People.

Do you know that there are strange people ii
our community, we say strange because they seen
to prefer to suffer and pass their days mser3bly
| made so by Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, lnol
gestion, Constia ation and general debility, wheI
SHILOIrS WALLER is guaranteed to cur
Them Sold BY L. f. Stinehour. 2-4S-3
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Notice.

Notice.
The second yearly meeting OF the
Wadena Agricultural Society, will be
held in the school house, W,adena, on
Saturday, July 10th, at 4 p. IN.
II. J. TAYLOR,
Secretary.