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~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
The CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
SPORTING GOODS.

CHB. BUPPEBT.
Nos, 4O3 and 900 5th st. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOB THE WHITNEY GILL
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
the chespeet for Beauty Oomiort and Durability
In the market.
ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CRCQUET
AND LAWN TENNIS. BICYOL1d.
VKLOClPEDKS. WAGONS,
u. z. ROLLER SKATES CAL numbers) At Prices
10 Buit the Times mars
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
- Real Estate Aucss st. Coud Building

= u IN -
.JoHs saERMAN 3 CO..
ExECgToR,s SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NORTHWEsT
WIN be sold. at public suction. on WE'D: -
NESDAY. JUNE Isr, AT O'CLOCK NJ, lot 66seE
No: ], square S19. northwest corner 18th ~
and g streets, improved by large four .tery
Ing, the latter containing dining room Opening on
llth stree, tho property suitable for small hotel
Terms: One third cash: balance six, twelve and
O., month"; secured by deed Of rust inter
chaser. s25o cash at tine Of ssls;
VIM M SMITH LEXIS ssssn d DAVIS n m1soasoE
V'Hos. J FISHER CO.,
Il Heal Estate Auctoneers. 1928 7th ct n. W.
STORY AND BAsEMEsT FRAME Dwell
1NG h9uSE. no. 1872 TENTH STREET
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court IA
Of the District of Columbia. in Silsbee trns- I'D
rafa Cause on The aSss DAY Of
A p 1851 the u0deIsiss ed, trustees, will sell At
JTsE. A. B. ISL. At 80 ocLooK 10 Rn font mt
Of the premises. the fonowing,described real ss
G9J feet and sight tS inches front By the depth
In squsre NUMBERED three 6undred and forty Se,
Cs4s.l WITH the improyements thereon.
In cas n and the residue in two equal ins'almepts.
payable respectively at one and two years from the
day OF sale, with interest At the rate OF six pc.
csntum Per snnum. secured by q deed OF trust upon
the premises. all cssh st the option of the pur-
chsseIs. deposit. in money. of 300 required
ct the time of sac. Terms of sac to be compiled
with within days after the day of sale In de-
fault CT which the perty to be reso'd af three
days advertifeo ent in the Evening Star newspa-
FER. at risk and cost of the defaulIing purchaser
All conveyanting and recording at purchaser
cost.
TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT.
oes 81 fsa1S9 D Trustees
m25-d&ds
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THOMAS poWL1Na. Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS DOWLINa. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF OOkOURAN STREET, BETWEEN
F0URIEEHJH AND FIFTEENTH STREE TS,
On THURSDAY, MAY 18th. 1881, AT SIX -
CLOCK, on the premises, shall sell Lot 20. q
in Square 208. having front OF 10 feet 6inches -
By depth Of IS feet to an alley.
Terms: One.third cash; the residue in three
equsl payments at one. two and three year,, with
notes bearing interest at six per cent per aunnm
Until paid aud secured by deed of trust on the
properly sold All conyeyanclng at purchasers
cost Fifty doa dep 7st required At time of sale.
mig dads THOMAS DOWNING, Auctionesr.
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VOYAGERs TO EUROPB.

J. W. BOTHER h SON
Are the Agents for the sale Of Tickets In this Dis
trict Of the
INMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain N
~ apIls nl0h 0' applying y y. BorE1rs 4 RON
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETwEEN NEwSHoRK, HAvRE,
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Inc steamers If this company viii sail EVERY
Heboken. Rates Of passage-From New York to
Hayre, London. southampton and Bremen, first
CABIN. 3lGo; secoI cabin, $50; Storage. &30 pre-
pad steerage certihcates S28 For freight or pas
New METzkSP S So s5 d Pssn
ave-, Agents for Washington. 1an12
CUNARD LINE. ~or,cv
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40, n. R., NEW YORK
Eamaria. I ues., 81 May IAlser.s, Wed. rs June
Bothnia- h-d.. June tacytnia We'd 20 Jnne
0alha. Wed. June tParthia Wed. "a June
Marathon. We'd. June. iBott MIA Wed. 6 July,
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE.
s5O $50 and alOO. according to accommodations
Tickets to Paris, SI5 additional.
Return tickets On favorable terms.
etetrase 81 very low rates btee rage tickets from
Liverpool AID Queenstown, and ali other parts of
Europe. at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given fer Belfast, Glas-
gov. Eayre. Antwerp and Other ports on the Con-
trent. and for Mediterranean ports
FOR freight arc passase apply AZ the COmpany's
once. No = BewllnS Green. or both steerase and
isnI2 vHRNoN a. BROWN Il CO., NY.
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NIEhCBANTs' AND MINERS,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK,

BALTIMORE and NEW YORK,
Sailing days from Baltimoye-Eyery WEDNfS-
DAY and SATURDAY, at Pm, from loot of
Spears Wharf q ear foot 8. Gay street,
From New ICrk-Evefy THURSDAY and SAT
ukDAY, at = No.. from Pier 40. East River (nesr
foot Clinton street
Elegant passenger accommodations IoVeat
rates freisht guaranteed
Rates of pas.aga-Tirst cass. sc. including meals
and staterOom berth Steerage. AZ meals if de-
sired. % cents per zeal.
A. L. HIGGINS, Act,
(Boston Wharf-) BALTIMORE, Md.
je25 PIER 49, EAST E1yEH.N
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INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY.
WE WILL OFFER ON MONDAY. THE asa,
FULL LINE OF ENTRA SUPER INaRAIN
CARPETS. at IS cents q yard former
price so cents and 81.
Also. q line OF TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, at IS and
So cents.
BODY BRUSSELS, from sl.40 TO el. 65.
MATTINGS and 0ILCLO Tbs at popular prices
Loose Covers for Furniture q speciality
WINDOW SHADES made to order in all colors.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
SOL Market space.
tF All orders for CARPET CLEANING receive
prompt ate ntiop. nal
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MAY PICKlNGS
Is garden and highly cultivated Japan Tea, COM
care natural color, al d makes delicious drink.
@sSf 81 s EfK6Sz s So s65 Sold
ICED TEA. ICED TEA. ICED TEA.
Our Green, Black. or Mixed Tea, at so cents per
pound. can't be equalled in Washington for Iced
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description just received.
B0ned Turkey. Tongue. Chicken &c. ;; Roast
LAMP. Beet, Turkey. &c, sardines, Salmon.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
OF 81 kinds, and we would name the celebrated
Dmkees salad Dressing. Crosse & Blsckwelrs
sKLECTAD FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER: No pains spared to keep up
Queen Olives In variety Of styles-including
small bottles at rs cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact. we give our undivided attention to tho
FAMILY TRADE,
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
PLIES generally. Our faculties for buying and
frelshtins are surpassed by none. and we guaran-
tee to sell as low as any other house in the city IS,
Also, to give the article, quality and quantity. a.
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer Who
Is rot entirely satisfied with their purchasa
Plugged sgain for the present.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs,
GROCER.
myl9 6O4 9th ST.. bet. e and f.
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The COurfs.
PROBATE CoURr-yt,doe Hnoapr.

COURT IL GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, K. 5. T. Co. agt. Nsndenburg. on
hearing. higgins agt. Dye; motion 10 dismiss
appeal
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct.oneer.


BUILDING LOT ON WEST SIDE OF FOUB n
STREET. BETWEEN MASSAOHUSEl "a
AVENUE AND ST. N. W, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 27rH, RA
thal! sell Lot ~, In square south Of square -
SIG Lot 1880
Terms easy and made known at ssle All convey
ancing at purchasers cost. $50 down at time Of
sale m23-5t
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EMBROIDERED SWISS .IUSLINs.

EMBROIDERED SWISS nUSLINs.
LARGE ASSORTMENT AND LOW PRICES.
so Pieces ices Fine Fine Quality ALL LINEN LAWNS at
"Es5ss,P."is Airs y HEM; s15ycHsp, COL
DLAGk akESApiNEs n B siSaSi st oaEoKs
an0 slA.ti st WOW Wife i fET a Sc St
IN SPlA LINENS q from 20 CTS: 70 50 CTS.
fhfSeE sSI Il M3f GIs Co. &C.
S SSE ffsEh S%S$Es
SCOTCH, FRENCH AND AMERIOAN cling
IL AN INSPECTION Is SOLICITED.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH STREET.
Established 1910. mai
WIN. N. BROWN. H. CLAGETT.
Formerly SIT Market Space. Formerly 9OA 9TH st.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
We hsve now in Store full line of very desirable
Dresses witt an eeSant sssortment aG Of SWiss
Nsinsook and Cambria Embroideries.
Ako, L&ces and trimming Notions OF al kinds.
BLOWN g. CLAGETT.
NIL 500 MARKET Space.
L T ffaUhEp f hAMs, lawns! AwNs'
FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS
ONE THOUSAND Dos FfESEs ,S 81 SE EAS XS0
THE oHrar TEA9 ENp IkkG AMTs ASSORTMENT
s. s. SE Z T 4 i !, WSsSisaTos. j. g. s.
TrJnI. II IEEG a,-,,n,,,o u-,,;..
for ladies' and oSildrens Dresses. %. 'S IS.
BBE BLAZE T1sss hE4 KENsS e. Is.
L1NBN, yard wide, for LADIES' wear. l2h.
PUFF iMSo f' SEo III - y Boys. rs.
Navy 0 Blue, Gsrpet Dra0. Green. BLACK and other
glseS and White VIII Striped SILKS. only so.
s sSE5S s II ES SSsStS iRnoo.n.s 9,
our At q oS 81 s a3d q g STASk SILKS ARE
God. oassa. su.. WIFE, slssi N. ad' a zsa
Sds Is5s vi SApDA SERGE
Pure WOO LSeE BGNTfSds ' u al Il oolors. wide
Two hundred ta6OS pieces OF Beautiful MADRAS
GiNGHAMs, the largest assortment in Wash
m iiEf'0n' III GA Msrks. Space.
RUY THE MYSTERY" SHIRT.-They are
ID made OF frst-class muslins such as New
York Mills. Wamsutta. and Williamsville-not
When Sas sa%sfd
first class Muslin and the best Sound Heavy Linen
for Is cents, and If they not satisfactory when
you get them home you can return them and yet
LINEN COLLARS. fines. quality asa latest styles.
only 81 SO per dozen; six for IS cents.
SILK NECK WEAR, cheaper than ever:
Very fine ALL LINEN AAEDKERCHIEFS, 25
cents. worth 40, at
MEGINNISS'.
mI2 1902 f street northwest.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
WHITE LINEN LAWNS (pure llneu). 25c.
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS tpure upen) 2Sc
UNION LINEN LAWNS. l2kc
CHINA PoNGEE. CALCDTlA SERRsUCKER.
INDIA LINEN. PERSIAN LAWNS
FIGURED SWISS MUsLINs. great variety.
IOUISINE SILKS. reduced 20 75c
PARASOLS, at reduced prices
ROMAN STRIPED SURAHS.
SILK GRENADINES. VELVET GRRNADINFs
MADRAS GISGHAMS. $50 pieces OF choice
styles in French and Scotch.
NUNS BLACK YELLING. soc. pure wool and
fine quality.
ONE PRICE.
w. M. SHUSTER & SONS,
m2s 919 Pennsylvania Avenue.
SHETLAND WOOL SHAWLS,
sl.25 TO ss
81 FRENCH FOULLE, 81 quality for rs CTS.
GA FBENCH TwILLED pEBEGE. so CTS.
BLACK TwILLED LINING SILK. SO CTS.
PARAsoLs AT REDUCED PRICES.
WHITE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
TYLEB d CHEWING.
m2s 8Is 18th st. NV.
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ssUSCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

EsUECANSUN BhO3., Auctl0neers
IUBNITURE AND EFFECTS CONTAINED IN
.MELLINd NO. COL r STREET NOR TIL
WEST tCHASE MANsIoN), AT AUCTION.
On RIDAT MORNING, MAY 27TH com-S1
mfrc!pg At 10 O'CLOCK, in psrt:-WsInuttA
psrlor Set III Re-, Black Walnut and yak IrsSa
7 ablss, Wardrobee Huek and Fair Mattras ses,
Lounges. Window Sh ad4s, La CURTAINS, Parlor
and star de-: Walnut Extenslon Table, etovfs ),
sc &c, to all Of which We invite buyers. mas t
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l. 1223 + st, northwest.
1RUsTEk'5 SALE OF vALU ABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON CaP:-


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON CaP:-
TOT HILL.
Under and by virtue of decree made by ~
the EnI RENE Court of the District of Column IN,
ba, in cause No. Z, $50, Equity Docket &c .k..l
to sell the same. will on 1HDRSpAY, THE 18Th
DAY OF JUNE. 1881. Sell On the premises, AT FIVE
PARCELS Of ground known on the plan of the City
OF Washtr gton as Lots numbered i've t5), six co.
hundred and forty -four tsi4, fronting 50 feet 10
inches on the public space ST the corner Of Fifth
street eas gro III feet on Fifth street east be-
tween said public space and D street south.
Tie propsr,y is improved by two frame houses,
ore OF which is comfortable residence. and the
whole will BE sold in accor iancs with q subdivision
q Plat OF which will be exhibited at the sale.
The terms OF sale viii be: One third cssh; and
the balance in equal payments in one, two snd
three years the deferred payments to bear int sle it
secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee DE- post
o. 8lCO will be required on each improved lot and
$50 On each unimproved lot as sold.
mat o&ds W. B. WEBB, Trustee, 406 5th st rect.
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STEAMERS, &c

GTEAMER 'MATTANO, Ieave. m :. -
~ NO. AT O'clock q m . as fol- '
and I.Sd nd nsiES NaMi for Golson's
PAYS TOR Mstt,x Greek and Nomini. m my.
foa Flo. os m,tta woman creek. Chanel Point. Mat
Gays, mailing intern ejiate River handbags goinS
W. w. nessrElnr .lso touching at Chapel Point
davs % .no Msnawoman Mondays and FRI
NO I'm g. T. JONES'. Agent.
LOB IOToMAC RIvER LANDI NOS.
Stesner V. ARROwsMITH
Lave n ter wharf. foot of 7th street. Eass4asN
~ N. every Mopdsy. Tuesday
thursday. Friday. Saturday and SUNDAY
,On Mondny, Thursday. Saturday and Sunday Is
is as Abells and Leonardtowu
xOn Iuesdsy and Fridays, Bsal's Noun. Holly
Nomini and Curriomaa.
and LADc,ster'r
n2o-Im ] HTONF. PnrsAr.
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DRY GOODS.

NHEsP DRY GOODS.
Yard wide Lawns. 10. l2kc
French Ofsandiee, 200
Pertian Lawns. e, IS. 50. sIkc.
Beautiful Victoria Lawn. I2hc.
An eleeant line o: Dotted Swiss. all prices; SILK
and Wool Grenadines from 10 to soc. : All
pure Silk Grenadines, 81 to 81 so
Buntipss in all colors, ranging from zoe. TO 81
Brocaced silke, ali shades, 81 Is to e3. 50.
We have sdded TO our stock an elegant line OF
Parssols and SilK Umbrellas. which we Are seli az
very cheap.
All parties wishing Dry Goods viii please ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J. A. LUTTRELL co.
ms 81 Market Space.
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MADA4 DE FOREST HAS REMROV F0R
WI Ladies. Ali fenf0e Complaints unicSva = OA
Can be consulted daily at 924 9TH street noytbw
/ Office hours from TO p m. feha n Msss'
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DUNcANsoN BROS: Auctoneers
Auction sale at the Navy Yarl Washinstou. D.
c. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1881 AT IL oCL oCK
NJ OF condemned articles belonging to the Bureau
OF Provision and Clothing, Consisting in part of
Provisions, Clothing, Tobacco, Scales, Weigh q,
Measures, Empty Barrels. etc.
A fun Fchedule OF the articles can be seen by ap-
plying at the Office OF the Com maudant or Auc.
tont ers Office. corner Of sth and streets north
west, Washington, D. G.
THOMAS PATTISON
m26-2aw2w Commodore u s N, Commandant.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

,JUsT at present it looks as though the
Supreme Court Of the State will refuse to
Recognize the validity of the act creating
said court tribunal to adjudicate on the
constitutionali'y of the amendment to the
constitute providing that the old rail-
road bonds shall not be paid until the
question OF their payment is submitted TO
and ratified by q vote of the people. The
bondholders and their hireling newspapers
are beside themselves with rage at the
action Of the Supreme Court. It remains
to be seen whether or no the Supreme
Court can be bulldozed into violating the
constitution of the state.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

The Princeton UNION says lit was part
Of the programme to put Mile Laos along
with Sherbnrne and Wright, but the peo-
pie of this county did not favor any such
arrangement" The UNION is laboring
under a mistake again. The fact is that
Mile Laos county-or the respectable
part of it-wanted to be put in with Sher
burne and Wright, but couldn't get in.
The difference is the odds, you see, Elk
River Star.
The arrogance and assumption of the
of the Invaluable (?) Star is notorious TO
all its readers. There is not scinti!!a of
truth in the above extract-with the ex.
ception OF the sentence quoted from the
UNION. The Star cannot give the names
OF half dozen, no, nor one, respectable
citizcn-and they are all respectable Of
this county who wanted to be put In with
Sherburne and Wright. Senator J. B..
Glltlilan, the gentleman who first suggest
ed the idea Of putting the three
counties together, consulted, personally
and by lei ter, several citizens Of this county
with reference thereto, but, as the UNION
has truly said, they expressed a decided
preference for the old district and their
wishes were respected. Sherburne county
was not wanted in the old distric, and
was virtually kicked into Wright. The
people of this county to a man are per-
fcctly satisfied with their present legisla
tive district and heartily glad to cut lose
from Sherburpe and its dog in-the manager
politicians who are eternaily at war with
each other. If the Star and the clique it
represents feel good over the result of the
superintendent we are glad of it. May
the Lord have mercy upon poor Wright
county.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

In the long run ii pays to be honest.
Dishonesty may win for a time but there
is day of reckoning coming, It is the
height of some peoples ambition to oeat
so called 'sswindling trader" and then
when the patient and suffering
trader attempts to protect himself what a
howl is raised? AS a general rule the
merchants of Princeton will not press an
individual if he manifests a disposition to
meet his obligations; at least we have
never known them to do So
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24
PERSONAL.

Marian Cole was in town, Monday. He
was as good humored and happy as usual.
We are glad to learn that Gerry Clongh
is on the gain and will soon be around
again.
DR.. r. F. Lynch has returned from
Chicago and is chuck full of what he saw
and heard in the Garden City.
NJ V. 3. Cater has ordered supply of
printed envelopes. Mr.. Cater is pros
porous farmer because he conducts his
affairs IN systematic, business-lik man
ner.
DR., G. II. Mitchells card appears in an
other column. Or. Mitchell is skillful
physician and surgeon and is meeting
with much success in Elk River and else
where.
4 Elem. Webster, of the American House,
contemplates charging aud improving
his hotel facilities the coming summer, in
order to meet the requirements of his
largely increased business.
Major Fridley was in town on his
monthly pilgrimage, Tuesday, and like
the thorough gentleman that he is, he
called at the Union office and paid Cor
his paper and card in advance.
Vim, King, one OF Wyanetts solid
farmers, called around and renewed his
subscription, Tuesday. Mr.. King never
allows himself to get in debt to the
printer. May his tribe increase.
Byron McConkey is sorely afflicted with
the mumps aud is laid up at the North
Star Hotel, where DR.. Gle is attending
him Byron is good boy, and we hope
he will be ION deck in a few days.
Cashier Sowden returned to town last
Friday and resumed his duties at the
bank, Saturday. Mr.. Campbell, who at
tended ably to the business during Mr.
Sowden's absence, left for Anoka the
same day. Mt. Campbell is courteous
and accommodating young gentleman
and impressed our citizens very favorably
during his short stay here.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

The snow is fast disappearing and the
long looked for spring time will soon be
here. A constant stream Of men and
teams from the pineries are passing
through town daily Business IS picking
up and everything betokens that at last
the tough backbone Of old winter is com
nlstely broken .s5l5sss ~.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

Alex Billings, young man who worked
hard in the woods all winter, lost his
pocket book containing $50 and a due
bill for fifty or sixty more, while going to
his home in 9reenbush, last Saturday.
no doubt but what the wallet was alb
straeted from his overcoat pocket where
he had placed it. The matter is being in
vestigated and in all probability the thief
will disgorge or stand chance OF seeing
Saltwater at the States eXO.nSe.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

A supplement containing the laws en-
acted by the late legislature was mailed
to each and every subscriber of the UNION
last Monday evening. Thanks to Messrs.
Hall & Bukner, of st. Paul. the laws were
classified, indexed and printed in neat,
workman like manner, and there can be
no question raised as to the legality OF
their publication.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24
Notice Of Dissolution Of Co-Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing under the firm
name of Fl. B. Cowles & Co., between the
undersigned, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The debts of said firm will
shc settled and the firm business hereafter
be conducted by Il. B. Cawles, who is
now sole proprietor thereof.
II. B. CowLFs.
B. NJ. VANALsTINE.
Dated anPrinceton, AIinn March II, 81
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

i After somewhat protracted sickness,
Henry f. Perkins, one of the first settlers
in Greenbush, breathed his last on Tues
day night. Mr.. Perkins was well-to do
farmer and good neighbor, and his de-
mise will be much regretted. The funer-
al takes place from the family residence
this, Friday, morning at 10 o'clock.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

The case Of Crooks vs. Dlpay. tried
before Justice Leonard, Monday, was de-
cided in favor of Dupay. j. L. Brady
appeared for plaintiff aud J. A. Ross for
defendant. Crooks bought an OK Of Du-
pay and shortly after the OK died. Crooks
claimed that Dupay knew the Ok to b.
unsound. Hence the lawsuit.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

The venerable Judge Spencer died at
his residence in Liyonia, last Friday eve
ming, and was buried with Masonic hon
ors in the Elk River burying ground, on
Sunday. Owing to the almost impossible
condition of the roads, the funeral was
not attended by any OF the citizens of
this place. We exceedingly regret that
a correspondent on whom we relied for
a biographical sketch of the deceased,
failed to keep his promise, for the Judge
was historical character in this section
of the country and was held in high es-
TEEN by all who knew him.
The first meeting Of the new board of
supervisors was held at the town clerks
office, Tuesday The full board was
present and much important business was
transacted. A land road tax of 20 cents
on the hundred dollars, and a poll tax of
two days labor, were assessed. The con-
tract for covering the Woodward Brook
bridge was let to Benjamin eoule for $3.50
u. II. y. Sadley to drive the spiles. A
resolution was adopted instructing the
town treasurer to place 500 on deposit
to meet the first years interest on the
bridge bonds. J. T. D. Sadley received
his first installment of payment on his
bridge contract. e. w. Cater was ap.
pointed overseer of highways for road
district No. 2, Il. .. Byers having faiie4
TO qualify.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

The young people of Livonia had made
calculations on having dance and
good time generally at P Kilmartins res
idence, on Friday evening, but out of
respect to the memory of Judge Spencer,
who died the same evening, they post
poned their festivities to a more propi
tious occasion.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given thatI have given
to my minor sons, Major j. Croft and
Charles Croft, their time, with full powers
to. transact business for themselves, and
that hereafter shall not claim any of
their earnings. nor pay any debts cen
tractcd by them, or either of them.
Princeton, Mimi, March 18th, 1881.
PAUL CROFT.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24

The financial statement in this issue is
the most accurate and comprehensive
ever published in this county. 1t is
credit to Auditor Mudgett and proves
conclusively that he thoroughly under
stands his business. >.