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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-29

NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-state of Minnesota
~ county Of Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph villaume de-
ceased:
Of the county Of Ramsey, will, upon the first Mon
day OF the months OF February, March, April,
May and June, A. D. 1883, at ten O'Clock a. M, re-
ceive, hear, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against said deceased; and
that six months from the date hereof have
been allowed and limited for creditors to present
which time, all claims not presented or not proven
to its satisfaction, shall be forever barred unless
for good cause shown further time be allowed
Dated December IA, 1882.
HENRY O'GORMAN,
Judge of Probate
Dec 15-Fri-SW
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THERE GOES MRS. LANGTRY." &.
The Exclamation of a Philadelphia Mob
-Iaccosas to Catch q Glimpse of the JERSEY

"TH ERE GOES M KS. LANGTRY,"
Tie Exclamation of a Philadelphia Mob
Inctos4s to Catch q Glimpse Of the Jersey
LiEv.
Chicago Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2O.-The ar
rival of Mr.: Frederick Gebhard in this city
Tuesday night close on the heels OF Mrs
Langtry and his registering at the same
hotel has caused quite futter of excite
ment in society circles here, the doors of
which have already been closed against the
Jersey Lily" it is believed that Mrs. Lang
try will endeavor to cancel her engage
ment here if possible, though Dame Ru-
NOR is the author of the
statement Both Mrs. Langtry
and her young admirer Gerhard, decline
to be interviewed by the reporters or make
any statements whatever. At 1 o'clock
Mrs. Langtry, who had remained secluded
in her apartments at the Bellevue hotel
during the morning, stepped out on Broad
street, accompanied by Mr.. Frederick Geb-
hard of New York and Mr.. Richard Pc
ters. The trio, Mrs. Langtry forming the
central figure, walked briskly along until
reaching Chestnut street, down which
thoroughfare they turned. Mrs. Langtry
looked cheerful and happy, and now and
then the little party turned to survey the
tempting ware laid out in glitterirg pro-
fusion il the windows of the stores. II
passing the Continental hotel Mrs. Lang-
try was recognized by the passers-b3, ;.:,
before the corner of Eighth and Chest -
streets was reached 100 men and wo2les'
were struggling to get view Of her FAC .
With the view presumably of getting nj Vi
the curious throng that rapidly sweIed IL
numbers and volume the party turned
down Eighth street. The cry, "There goes
Mrs. Langtry," however, attracted idIers
from all directions, and as the corner of
SAMSON street was reached a band in a
neighboring place of amusement struck up
a lively air. Owing to the ever increasing
number of people that now fairly hemmed
in the party; progress began to be no easy
matter, as WALNUT street was reached car
happened to be passing, and Mr.. Gebhard
seeing probably that twas hopeless to
continue walking in peace, helped his fair
charge on the platform, and the party took
their seats in the car. On returning to the
hotel Mrs. Langtry and her escort lunched
in the public dining room, and carriage
having been ordered in the interim, they
went out for drive. In conversation with
an acquaintance Mr.. Gerhard said mad
vertently that there was not word Of truth
in the statements published relative to his
exclusion from any portion of the theater
at Boston. He had never seen Mr.. Stetson
III his life, he added, and did not know him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-29
SCENE IN A CHURCH.
Ttco Niais.e IS OIj Glazing at the FssriaI Of a
Man in Hiliacr--Rer. Mr.. HaIlitcelts Ac-

Ttco Niafste IS NJ; cia.sag at the FsxriaI Of a
Man in Hfliicr--Rer. Mr.. Holli,celI's Ac-
t5os.
dispatch from Belleville, Ont dated
Dec. L, says:-On Monday last very dis
graceful scene enacted in Christ chuach,
Hitler. the church in which the Rev. John
Haliiweu has been encumbent until Bishop
Lewis cancelled his license and appointed
Rev A. W. Loucks, of Pakenham, incum-
bent. Rev. Mr.. Ealiwell refuses to give up
charge. A correspondent to the local pa
per relates the following circumstances:
1.-The incumbent, Rev. John Halliwell, has
been at varience with the people of his par
ISL for the last three years, and conducted
himself in such manner that the people
have left him entirely; but his interfering
on Monday last in the burial service of the
late Mr.. VIM. Wilson, an old and much res
pected resident of the township of Haliow-
ell, was one of the most audacious acts,
especially for professed minister, that
could be we'll imagined.
Rev. Mr.. Loucks, rector of Picton, had
visited the deceased gentleman during his
sickness, and was requested to OF 9 ate at tie
burial services. The church was prepared
Tor the occasion by Mr.. E. Rabbit, one of
the church wardens. When the procession
reached the church, headed by the Rev. Mr..
Loucks, they found Mr.. Halliwell standing
in the door with his surplice on, with the
evident intention of conducting the service
himself. When the procession was ready
to enter the church Rev. Mr.. Loucks, as is
the customiin the church of England, COM
menced to read the burial service. AS the
procession moved towards the church door
Mr.. Halliwell comenced at the same time
but keeping few PAGES in advance. The
procession moved down the aisle of the
church, both ministers reading at the same
time. When the chancel was reached. Rev.
Mr.. Loucks attempted to GO on with the
service,b but was SO interrupted ysMr. Halli-
wells continued reading as to make it i'm
possible. He was obliged to ask the peo-
pl to proceede Ito the cemetery at once,
which they did, leaving Mr.. HaMiweli still
reading, the few who remained turned their
backs towards him. After the funeral was
over Mr.. Loucks gave short address in the
open air. and read letter from the bishop
taking from Mr.. Halliwell the license to
preach in the parish of Hitler. He alse
told the people that he had had an inter
view with the bishop, who stated that Mr..
Haliiwell could henceforth q :
10 work in his diocese. Most
OF the people then returned to the chur h
to warm themselves, as some had qui;e :.
distance to drive. Here, at the request Of
some friends, Rev. Loucks again read the
letter, and spoke few minutes condeming
the conduct of Mr.. Halliwell, which was
contrary to ecclesiastical as we'll as statute
law. Mr.. Halliwell then wished to speak,
but cries of ''No, no we will not hear him."
from the people, who began to leave the
church, made this impossible. The case is
entirely without a parallel.
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"BuchuDaiba."
Concerning Washers.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Disease. 81. Druggists.
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Of
Gurin called;
thence ely beginning being section 3D.
fromnw Of stand
Linz to
Ba1lle to Paul..
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Supposed owner and description.

neys subdivision addition to St. Paul measurng
Same Lot block Ewing addition in the city Of
st Paul. Minnesota except taken for Wabashaw street,
Richard Chute All that part of lot block Ewing
e nes n s sss ST st. es % between
shall be the line of Wabashaw street, produced norhery
duced souher nohwestery point 80 feet south
westerly from the southwest Of lot block whneys
night angles to said center ns taken for
Paul. Minnesota except part taken for Wabaaw and de-
scr'oeo ABOVE.
Thomas Jebb Lot II, block Ewing addition in the
city Oh ST. Paul, Minnesota 800
Estate of Warren H. Dean. All part Living
between the lines ofa wde
thery with the line pro-
duced thence point feet southwest
er from the southwest OF lot block Whtneys
vision addition Paul. (measuring at right
angles to al center ne taken for Wabeshaw street
Paul Minnesota except part taken for Wabahaw street and de-
Warner Ali that part Of lot 49, block Ewing
addition In the city OF st. Paul. Minnesota included between
shall street produced nortsery
duced souhery thence to point 80 feet sopS
westerly from the southwest Of lot block Whney
right angles IS to said center ns taken for Wsbashaw street
Paul. Minnesota except part taken for
Estate Of Warren H Dean All that part Of lot H. block si0
Ewing Ghates addition in the city Of St. Paul Minnesota
w h the sss S o Ma ss s
produced noherly intersection of
Chute street. if produced souhery; thence nohwestery
point 30 feet southwester from the southwest
block Whney's subdivision Of St.
Paul measuring right angles to said ine
Same Lot H. block l. Ewing chutes addition in the ctv Of
ST. Paul. Minnesota Waashaw
part i block l. Ewing chse
addition in the city of ST. Paul. Minnesota,
the lines of 60
shall be the center line of Wabahaw street. produced norhey
intersection with the produced
souhey thence point soutwestery
from the southwest ofo block Whitney
Brewter's addition ST. Paul
center line taken for Wabashaw street.
Same Lot l5 block l. Ewing Chutes addition in
St Paul Minnesota Wabasaw
described above ....:........ ................ ST.
Richard Chute All that lot u.s. block Ewing
addition, In the city OF St. Paul. Minnesota included between
the lines of 60) wide,
shall be the line norhev
intersection with the line street.
souerly thence norhwcstery point southwestey
from the southwest of lot block Whneys subd
vision of Brewsters addition St. measurng
angles to said center ne) taken for Wabashaw
Same Lot It, block Ewing Chute's addition city
St. Paul Minnesota except taken for Wabashaw street.
described above 81
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THE ST PAUL DAILY GLOBE MoR!N9 DECEMBER 1882

Benefits. Damages. Balance.
! So, ;, s''' : $3.50 o
500 OO0
SIS. ., - : ! $50 90
800 90 so 90 800 90
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24
Articles of Incorporation
OF THE !
Wadeua Driving Park Association,

Know all Mlcn by these presents, that inc per,
sons hereinafter llalnetl, and whore names arc
hercunto subscribed, do hereby ussOcltte lIeml,
pursuant to the general laws Of the State Of Min
nesotu relating to corporations, and 40 helepy
adopt the following Articles Of Incorporation tha'
Is to say:
The name Of this corporation shall he the
WudLnn Drivin. Park Association. The genera
nature of its business shall bc to proinote the
agricultural and mechanical interests u Mnue
and surrounding counties, and to hold al latl9s
tenenl.ilts and Entertainments necessary 1or tn1
formation Of such interests, and its location shai
BE- Wudenl, Nudcna county, Minnesota.
ARTICLE II.
The time Of the commencement of this corpora
tiOn shall be the seventeenth day OF jury, Il. -
1852, and it shall continue twenty-five (2o years
ARTICLE ILL.,
The amount Of capital stock Of this corporation
shall be five thousand $1,000 dollars, WIN powel
to increase it to ten thousand 90 cog doliars ant
the stock shall he diyided into nte nn h naS =
Us called for by the board Of directors, IN accord
ancc with the bylaws OF this corporation'
ART1CLE1V
Tb., highest amount of indebtedness or liab1lit!
to which this corporation shall at @ny tame ~
subject shall be three thousand C1'Ooo ooil'''e'
ARTlCLEV.
Th. names and places Of residence of the per
sons forming this association for ihcorporatlol
arr: +. +. Luce c. H. Peake, T. S. Case, ". r.
| Baumbach, T. NJ Cooper; \. L. Irwin, J. katZEy
\. Murray, r,r Mrr9n, J: X Hi1 TeG,o A. VA
Whitney. William Rawson, L. Erickson, oil o.
| Wudella, Wadena county, Minnesota.
ARTICLE W.
The first Loard of directors Of this corporation
shall consist OF William kawsen, G. II. Ie9Ee, )
Katzky, E. 5. Case +. NJ: Cooper, J.. n: Miner -.
| L. Irwin, II. J. Taylor, W: r. lsaumbach; A.M
Wheeler, G. a. Whitney. The officers Of this cor
poration shall be president, vice president, see
rotary and treasurer who shall he elected by tn
hoard of directors The government Of this aSso
citation and the mana cement Of its affairs shall IL
vested in the officers and board of eleven dlrec
tors. The directors shall be elected on the hrs
shall hc elected ut the first meeting of the bo.rt
Of directors after the election of said board eacl
wear, and all vacancies shall hc filled by the boar'
| Of directors.
In witness whereof VIZ have here4nto set gu
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24

Democratic Mass Convention. !
The Democrats of Wadena county
are hereby requested to meet in
mass convention at Wadena on We'd
nesday, August 80, 1882, for. the
purpose of choosing delegates to rep
resent said county in the Congress
sional District convention to be held
ut Fergus Falls, to nominate DEM
ocratic candidate for congressman
- - sss7E@ as. j, KATzKY, 81 s~~~
For the Committee.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24
LAND OFFICE ut Fergus Fails, Mimi, July e.

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Fails, MIMI, July q,
1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following INA med
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be maae before the Register and re-
ceiver of the u. s. Land Office at Fergut Falls,
Norton. for the NV \, section s. town 1875, range
36. He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upOn and cultivatl0nOf, said
laAd. viz: John Tanner. Josh Winter, C. N. Malt.
by, Nelson Hart. all Of Bluffton, MINI. :
And you, Patrick W. Donahue, who made home
stead entry No 1870 April II. 1882 for tie tract
this Office on the day above mentioned, and show
Gauss wherein the said proof Of Edwin I. Norton
.hosld not be allowed. SOREN L1STOE,
ll-st Register.
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For Sale.

The sw IA (l60 acres) of section 9,
town 1875, range IS, located about 81 x
miles north of Wadena. For terms,
address e. w. F:ANCNERE:,
Lake Crystal, Mimi.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24
LAND OFFICE ut Fergus Falls, MIMI, august

4Cn I66Z.
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 that said
ceiver Of u 5. Land Office. ut Fergus Falls. Mimi,
| on September 10, 1882, viz: Sarah H. Bel, widow
of John H. Bell, deceased, homestead application
ton 1S, township l33, N. 81 range 81, W. 9Th Mer,
MINI. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Albion stinson, Charles storl II Of lnman: Mimi
SOREN LISTOE, =.
l2-5t - Register.
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For Sale.

At Pleasant View Farm, Leaf River
Township, several excellent brood
mares, coed for farm use; also one
good pair of mules. H. THOMPSON.
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For Sale.

100 acres of improved land with
!. good house and st;.ble thereon, three
miles from the village of Wadena'
Apply at this office. or to
S. NJ, CANTERBURY.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24
Strayed'

From the enclosure Of the sub.
scriber, one light red COW 8 years
old and weighs about 900 lbs. Any
one returning or giving information
leading to the recovery of the same
will be- suitably rewarded.
J, NJ. NIECE.
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In witness whereof We have hercunto set our
hands and seals this 18th day Of July, A. D..

STATE OF Mll;S;S ;;:s is.
IT. +. Ostrandcr, u notary public within and
for said county, do hereby certify that on this
I'd day of August, 1882, personally came before
me r. F. Luce, Louis Erickson, John n. Miller,
=. p. Barron J. katzky, A. Murray, W. X. Baum
bach. 4. Williams, G. H. Peake, William Rawson,
George Whitney, +. s. Case, \. L: Irwin, q. Hurst,
f. A. Cooper, II. J. Taylor, H. ". Wheeler to me
we'll known to be tho same persons described in.
and who executed the foregoing instrument. and
they acknow lodged that they executed the same
freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes
therein specified 7. +. OsrRASDER, rSco, ]
Notary Public. t'e'''l
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of State,
hereby certify that the within instrument was
fled for record i'll this office OH the Sd day OF Au-
gust A. y. 1887, at , o'clock p M, and was duly
recorded in Book & Of interpretations, on pages
~ 1893 and l94 FIRED Won BAuMBACH,
Secretary of State.
OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, SIS
COUNTY or WADEEA,
hereby certify that the within annexed IN
strument was filed III this office for record Oh the
9Th day of August, A. u. 1882. 1T . O'Clock Il. H.
and was duly recorded in Book "a" OF Miscella-
neous Records pages 2SS and 49,
F.. s. CASE,
Register of Deeds.
BY F. c. FIELD Deputy. lsealJ
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For Sale.

WIZ of Sc ii, sec. II, and s IL of
INV IA, sec. %, town l34, r. SO, near
Wadena. For price and terms adj
dress HENRY r. HIGGINS,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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The Fair.

1u0 S1AI.
The contract for the building of
the Floral Hall on the Fair grounds
was let last evening to J. A. Sloan,
and is to be completed on or before
September Is. The hall is to be
in the form of cross, both sections
ling G0x20, with 16 foot post and
flag staff running up from the center.
This form gives excellent accommo-
dations for the display of the various
articles on exhibition. The grounds
have been cleared and tue track
broken and all roots and other Oh
stru.tions removed, and it is rapidly
being put in condition so that good
time can be made over it.
Gov. Hubbard has accepted an in
vitation to be present, and it is ex-
pccted that President Folwell. Of the
University of Minnesota, will deliver
the address before the society, al
though he ha: not definitely accepted
4 the invitation to do 80. Tie pre-
MUM list will be out the first of the
week in book form, and will contain
all possible information concerning
the exhibition, and next week we
shall print the same as a supplement
to the FARMER.
And now good people, one and all,
it depends upon you to make the
fir all that it should be. The far
mer should save us samples Of all he
/ raises, and have his stock present so
that he can compare it with his neigh
boris. The ladies, all Of them, should
have specimens of their handiwork
in the Floral Hall, and our merchants
should all make displays of their
goods, 80 that the people will know
where they can get the best Of every
thing, and finally, everybody should
come and lend their countenance to
what may he made to benefit all.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24
To tho Legal Voters Of school Dt
trict No. 1, wadenA County:

There being a vacancy in the
office OF dist. clerk. ans the director
being absent, l hereby give notice
that the annual school dist. meeting
occurs by law on Saturday, Sept
2nd at Z O'Clock p. m. at which time
the usual district b usiness will be
transacted as provided by the stat
utes. Il. +, OsTRANDEK.
Dist. Treasurer.
Wadena, Aug. 2lst 1882.
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Wanted.

Eighty acres of breaking done on
England Prairie, for which l will pay
$3.50 per acre. Enquire of
Tor at this oftice]. W. II. TCLL.
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Notice.

NOCI CO.
Some of the choicest lots in Case &
Gardeners addition, are still unsold
They are the best resident lots in
town. Enquire of f. S. Case OF
Pe;.ke & Murray.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24
To the Public.

On and after August 29th, 1882,
the Postotfis &c will be in the John
Miller building, OH Third street.
GILES IEAKE.
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$4,000

To loan on improved farm proper
ty. Cash paid over as soon us papers
are executed. BANKOF WADENA.
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A Bargain.

We have for sale Il farm OF 1OO
acres. within three miles of Wadena,
highly improved. Enquire Of Peakc
E Nurr,y
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Peake arrived
home last evening from their trip
east. "
The ladies connected with tic
Episcopal society are hereby re-
uuested to meet ut Mrs. DR.. Cro-
fmett's, Friday evening, to make ar
rangemcnts for festival at Pc"ke's
Hall. Per order Committee. v
Won Arnim, Commodore Kittson's
tro,ting stallion, has been matched
against Monroe Chief, Chicago
horse, for purse OF $1,000, the race
to take place at Minneapolis during
( the great fair. The only mistake the
Commodore made was in not having
the trial of speed at the Wadtna faiI
During the storm Sunday night fhe
lightning struck the Methodist church
near the top of the tower, tearing of
the shingles, BADLY SCATTERING one
corner. and thence passing down be-
tween the audience room and the YES
Thule, tearing off the plastering on
both sides of the partition, and DAM
aging the building to the amount Of
500. Y
During the shower on England
Prairie Monday afternoon the light
ming struck the house of l.. A. Pad.
dock, Esq, shocking two of his child.
rem, slightly injuring NJ. S. Morical,
and badly SCATTERING the house. Mr..
Paddock had just returned from Wa
dena and the family were out of doors
around his carriage; had they been
inside there would probably have been
loss of life.
MI. Boyer, Agent for the Western
Mutual Aid Association Of Dcs
koines, IL. is in the city taking ap'
plications for membership in the So
ciety. In case of death, the members
family receives $4,000, and in case
the member lives he will receive
$1,000 personally at the end of ten
years. If the member is disabled by
accident or sickness. he receives
$500 per week. Mr.. Boyer will re-
main here for one week, 50 do not
delay in secureing your family a.
gaiust want in case of your death. i
y The building recently erected b
Miller & Foss for the accommodation
of their hardware business is a hand.
some one, and exceedingly we'll CAL
culated for the transaction of their
large and increasing business. The
store is 7Ox26, and ii feet between
floor and ceiling, with shelves OH each
side for the keeping of different kinds
of ware, with a balcony with stairs to
the same, by means of which ready
access is had to every article in the
room. The office is neatly fitted up
and carpeted. The store room on the
south side is TOXIC, and furnishes
abundant room for their heavy goods.
'rhe tin shop is Oh the west end, and
is lSx26, and contains all the latest
improved machinery for the manu-
facture of tinware. Take it alto.
gether, it is said to be the finest and
most complete hardware store on the
| Northern Pacific Railroad north OF
Minneapolis.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24
For Sale.

Holden enamel ready mixed paints,
mequaled for purity, economy, and
durability. in any quantity, and at
bottom prices.
KNCDSEN & EvERTS,
At Lumber Yard, Wadena.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24

Wadena county orders, for which the
highest price will be paid. Inquire at Bank
of Wadena. 353m