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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
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Allen; G. c Chilicothe.
Alexander, 81. w. Joliet.
Barnes, A. T.. Bloomington.
Boal. r Peoria.
Braffet, j. H., Paw Paw.
Brophy, T. w., Chicago.
Babcock, A. c., Galva.
Byrd, w. A., Quincy.
Bald WIN, A. E., Woodstock.
Berketle, J Z Millstadt.
Campbell, J. Y, Plkestown.
Clark, B. s., Rockford.
Clark. W. E., Chicago.
Craig, G. g., Rock leland.
Conden, j. NJ, Rock Island.
Cowan. J. E., Galesburg.
Cowan, j. g., Hennepin.
Godfrey, 81. T., Peoria.
Cooper, c. N, Batavia.
Cook, A. H., Chicago.
Cook, E. R., Mentota.
Cole, F. FL Paso.
Cline, 8. E.. Bloomington.
drummer, B. f., Warren.
DAVIS, MS, Chicago.
DAWSON, j. B., Moline:
Dora, ]. W., Mattoon.
Demisg, q. H., Psna.
Dickson, c. 8 SomOnaux.
Dougalf. W Joliet.
Dodds, F. g, Anna.
Edmiston, A. W Clinton.
Earle. c. W., Chicago.
Fitch, T. D., Chicago.
Foote, D E., Belvidere.
franklin, B., Blonm,ngten.
Freeman, J. A., Wellington.
Foster, A. H.. Chicago.
Feriger, e., Chicago.
Felker, ]. B., Amboy.
Glenn, j. A Z, TaiIuls.
Goodwin. A. E, Rockford.
Goodbrake. c Clinton.
G llett, s c., Aurors.
Godfrey, H. T.. GAlena.
Gleason, NJ. K, Chicago.
Grlf1th, b ~, Springfield.
Guerin, Jno Chicago.
Hamilton, ]. L., Peoria.
Hutchinson, E. l.. Boomingtou.
Hamilton, 8. VI. Monmouth.
Haven. s. r., Bloomington.
Hunter, W., Hampton.
Hollister, J. a., Chicago.
Hosener. A. B., Chicago,
Hill, Wm., Bloomington.
Hull, NJ. D., Arrowsmlth.
Ishsm, K. n, Chicago.
IngersOl'. E., Canton.
Jencks, D. g., Plano.
Jencks, E W., Chicago.
Jones, i. J Chicago.
johnson, ]. B Peoria.
johnson, H. A Chicago.
Judd, H., Galesburg.
K4ull, VIM, Princeton.
Kirk, ". T., Atlanta.
Kilgue,J j. G., Monmouth.
Lelttle, Jno., Bloomington.
Lee, E. W., Chicago.
L-hduc, e. d Downer's Grove.
Lichty, D., Rochelle.
Montgomery, L H., Chicago.
Miller, A. j., Paris.
McGlagaken, j. r., Alexis.
Miller, P. W., Chicago. .-....
McIllvalDe, T. NJ, Peoria.
Moon, D. W., Bracevilie.
McMann, w. W., Gardner.
, McCaughey, T. c., Hooperstown.
Nesbitt, g.. W. Sycamore.
Nor ed, G. a., Lincoln.
Noble, G. M, Mclean.
Newman, r. p, Chicago.
Nelson, D. T., Chicago.
Owens, J. e. Chicago.
Parkes, G. j., Chicago.
P.tuer, v. j., Jacksonville.
Plummer, s. c., Rock Island.
Prince, D., Jacksonville.
Pollock, W L., Heyworth.
Rooney, A F., Quincy.
Rooney, NJ, quincy.
Rohr, g. w., Rockford.
Reese, NJ, Abingdon.
R,skotend, R., Peoria.
Ransom, w. l., Roscoe.
Rowe, NJ, Duoley.
Keno, n c.. Albion.
Roudlng, O. P, Arronsmith.
Saunders, 8 F., GOodhope.
St. ele, a., Peoria.
Stout, j. Peoria.
Shine, w. R., Wallace.
Smith, q. g., Chicago.
Smith, Lee, Bloomington.
Slater, Mrs. C. B., Aurora.
Steransser, g., Chicago.
Tagert, A. H., Ch'cago.
Ten Brook, j., Paris
Truesdale, G., Rock Island.
TODD, J. f., CARA.
Talbot, z. s., Chicago.
T,bb-ts, l., Rockford.
Verify, W. P, Chicago.
Vain, H. D Chicago.
Vancr, G. E Ottawa.
Van Horn, A. Z Jerseyville.
Waters, j. c., Chicago.
Valdez, F. M, Chicago.
Webster, j r MsISutush.
Wilson, j tt, Quincy
Wilson, j. T., Galesburg.
Worrell, 7. T., Bloomington.
Indiana.
Arnold, Jno., Rushville.
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Burr, c. g., Mitchell.
Galloway, H., Fargo.
McGlumphy, g. B., Yankton.
Nichols. q. W., Watertown.
Pine, o s.. MilbaDk.
Rolph, R. r., Fargo.
Smith, N. =, Yapkton.
Wheeler, 81. NJ, Grand Forks.
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IOU0.

AIieeman. q. J.s boone.
Baker. e L, indianola.
Barnes, T. 81 Waukan.
B-ggs, G W, Sioux City.
BerDey, G G. Nora Springs.
Blanchard. J A, Des Moines.
B.w.n. A B. Maquoketa.
Boys, W., Waverly.
Brackett, A B, G pldaeld.
Brainsrd, D E, Stacy vile.
Breneman, ] T, Audubon.
Burbank o, Waverly.
Culey, B 81. Dallas Center.
Caldwell, ii, Adel.
Grouse, D W, Waterloo.
Carter, J, Ottumwa.
Chase, 8 B, Usage.
C lib, w +, Mona.
CLARK, e W, Grlnnell.
Carpenter, q P, Cedar RI. pids.
Cook, D, S,eourney.
Carter, G. M. Marshslltown.
Davis, VIC, IudianOla.
D0nelan, j A, Glenw0od.
Darrall, g d, West Union.
Dudley, E h, Shell tick.
BrOshammer. B. E., Lansing.
Fmmert, J NJ. Atlantic.
Egan, w C. Atlantic.
Evans, O E, Gowr.e.
Ensign. 81 D, Boone.
Farnsworth, r j, Clinton.
Ford, F NJ. Marshalltown.
Fairchild. D s, Ames.
Fullerton, g E, Paris.
Fitch, Ia. Charles City.
Field, d G., D Moines.
Gamble, L D, Wheatland.
Gamble, Jas, LeCiaire.
Getx, 81 L. Msrsha!ltown.
Guthrie, A. Pells.
Greyton, B A, Jr, Sioux City.
Gardner, K, New Hampton.
Grimes, W 8. Wapells :.
Critic, c C, vlnton.
Hackett, c J. LIE Mars.
Hayden, W, Libertyville.
Hart, q w, Council Bluffs.
Henry, g r. Burlington.
Hensey, H. Oitumwa.
Holmes, J D, Audubon.
Hughes, q, Jr, Keokuk.
Hobart, A j, Clinton.
Hill, G q, Independence.
Hurst, d A, Oskalooss.
Hart, RI, Low Moor.
Hazen, e Il, Davenport.
Hauswslt, G T. DIS Moines.
Holman, W J. Palo.
Jackson, G E, Algona.
Kennedy, r, Des MONIES.
Kiernef, B +, Marshalltown.
KeaD, N L, Northwood.
ASvWiSS ~ W. SGtuWW6.
Lsdd, j A, Trser.
Langan, d, Dewitt.
Lang, j, Marshalltown.
Miller, e. G., Rickardsvills.
Incredible, NJ Vipton.
Mcclure, B., Dubuque.
Merkham, II. C Independence.
Mcdowell, j, W Des Moines.
Miles, j. D., Washington.
Mcdonald, o. p, Ke0kuk.
McDilI, D Burlington
Mcclure, A w, Mt Pleasant.
McCorran. Jennie, Davenport.
McNulty Jpo, It Dodge.
McCleary,J D, IndianOla.
MscQuigg. H, Lyons
Nichols, w q, Rockfort
Noyes, A q, Mason City
North, Jno, K-okuk
Peck, W F, Davenport.
Park, " NJ, fndianola.
Page. d P, Des Moines.
Rawson, C H, Des Moines.
Restine, b G, Fl. Dodge.
Reed, A B, Cedar Rapids.
Rulfe, r, stacyville.
r ,bison, 8 q, West Union.
R-asonn, II o. N Ceuter.
Ransom, Il B, Burlington.
Ristiue, Henry, Cedar Rapids.
Stone, J. c., Burlington.
eearle, P. W Ottumwa.
Sawyer, 8. g., Unionville.
spiliman. G. A., OttOmwa.
Smith, J. W., Charles City.
Smith, C. H., Mason City.
sill. Il. NJ, Stsuberry Point.
TomseD, j y, Davenport.
Traer, W E, Washington
Udell. n, Cen,eIville
Van Velier, W NJ D, Humboldt
W,lliamson,J, Ot,umws
Watson, W, Dubuque
Morley W, Marshalltown
Ward, w q, Dies Motnes
Wsrne, g, Independence @
Wlkip, A c, Osktloosa
Weir, A, Jessup .7@I
Wright, A l., Carroll City
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Eattey. R., Rome. 80
Bailey, J. W., Gainesville.
Calhoun, A. W., Atlanta.
Connolly, e. L., Atlanta.
Campbell, 81. F., Augusta.
Hamilton, j. L, Stone Mountain.
Holt, W. F., Macon.
johnson, ]. T., Atlanta.
Thomas, J. g., Savannah.
Todd, ]. Scott, Atlanta.
Westmorelsnd, w. f., Atlanta.
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PcnsssNlu0Mia.

Alien, e. r, A hens.
Alter, M. a., Kitanning,
Asdall, W. il Pittsburgh.
Atkinson, w. B., Philadelphis.
Alter, j. L.. Lancaster.
Buchanan. j. g., Abby.
Bishop, 81. NJ, Sh .rron.
Brpeuig, P B.. Bethlehem.
Brewster, N D, Pittsburgh.
Carpenter, Henry, Lancaster.
Carpenter, J. T., louisville.
Chessrown. A. NJ, Pittsburgh.
Cphen,J g., Philadelphia.
Connell.J G.. Pittsburgh.
Cook, w. j. Freeport
Crawford, R.. Cooperstown,
Cruice, w. r Phi ladelphia.
Duncan, W. s.. Brownsville.
Dungl'son, R. j., Philadelphia.
DAILY, W. H., Pittsburgh.
Dyer, E.. Pittsburgh.
Emmerling, c.. Pittsburgh.
Findley. W. NJ. Altoona.
Fricke. Albert, Phil4deiphia.
Gale, C. T., New Brighton.
Gsllaher, T. J Pittsburgh.
Graham, g., Butler.
Hakes, Harry Wi'kesbarre.
Harvey. o. F., Wtlkesbarre.
Herr, M. L., Lancaster.
Huffman, D. G McKeesport.
huselton, W. g., Allegheny.
Jennings, w. b., Blossburg.
Leadenham, J W., Knox.
Lee, Jno. g.. PHILADELPHIA.
LineaDeam, ]. K. Columbia.
Mabon, T., Allegheny City.
Mitchell, =. Wier. Philadelphia.
Murdoch, F. H.. Bradford.
McCsDu, j., Pitts burgh.
McClelland, G., Philadelphia.
Mcdonnell, n. g., New Brighton.
Mcneil, g. w., Pittsburgh.
r ckett, w., Cry.
Grlady, Il Petersburg.
Packard, F q Philadelphia
Pollock, A. W., PIttsburg.
Pnrsell, I DanviIle.
Reed, J. A. Dixmont.
Ross, s. NJ, Altoona. f
schwaler, ]. D., Philadelphia.
seiler, c., Pittsburgh.
Shoemaker, j. ", Philadelphia.
Shoemaker, W. P, Bradford.
Smith, A. q Philadelphia.
snodgrase, II. L. Buffalo.
Stevenson. J. NJ, Pittsburgh.
Siiuson, Mary A., Norristown.
Thomas, ] D., Pittsburgh.
varian, VIM Tliusvllle.
Wallace, W, Pittsburgh.
Weaver, J. g., Strasburgh.
Wilein, J. 81 Beaver.
Williams, R Pittsburgh.
Wool. C. B Monongahela.
Woodberry, F., Philadelphia.
2ar1or los p NJ Tow
Rhode Island.
B4llou, A.. Woonsocket.
E'dridge. J. N, East Greenwich.
Sanger. ]. w., Providence.
Jenmessee.
Coop. W. 4. A., Friendship.
Eve, P. F., Nashville.
Glenn, W. f, Nashville.
Lindsey J. B., Nashville.
Lindsey, Van g., Nashville.
Te0as.
Client. a. c., Bolton.
Park, w. H., Tyler.
seare, ]. H., Waco.
Wooden, T. D., Austin.
U. 8. Army
Spencer, ". G.
Ternson&
Duusmore, Geo, st. Adams.
Fassett, C. r., st. Adams.
Thsver. g. W.. Burlip pton.
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Vsrginf0.
Cunningham, F. D., Richmond.
Wcst VsrQtssia.

Vest VsrQtMia.
Piper, Jno. r., Wheeling.
FrlsselI, j., Wheeling.
Reeves; j. E., Wheeling.
Curtis, W. T., Wellsburg.
Wtsc0nstn.
Alexander, c., Eau Claire.
Armstrong, L. 6. Boscobel.
Barker, E. o.. Menomenee.
Baker, j. F.. Hudson.
Bartlett, ]. T., Milwaukee.
Briggs, G. H., Delavan.
Bucb, FL. PhstssViDs.
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Maryland
La, VIM. Baltimore.
Norris, Jno., Baltimore.
Mdssachwsetss.

Amee, A., Boston.
Bowditch, v. T., Boston.
Goldman, B l., E Boston.
Cowles, 3D., Somerviile.
Gilman, ]. H., Lowell.
Granger, w. H., e. Boston.
Hastings, B. T., St. Ablngd0n.
Hastings, J. WWarreD.
Marcy, H. o., Boston.
Parker. NJ. g, Lowell.
Williams, J. L., Boston.
Savoy, q. A., Lowell.
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Bell, j. Olathe.
Carpenter. ]. W.. New Lancaster.
CAGE, d. W., D-lphos.
Coons, ]. A., Olxthe.
Fryer. B. E.. Fl. Leayenworth.
Hanawalt, n. o., Galena.
Mottan, C. ". Lawrence.
Sheppard, j. r., Arkansas City.
shean, W. NJ, Gardner.
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Delegates who require return tickets to their
homes should apply to h. b. Chsndler, at the court
house from TO ii 9. N and to p. m.
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Dupus, J. W. Baton Rouge
MainA

Mosne. .
Foster, T. 4 Portland. e
Fergus on, F. B., Deer Isle.
Garcelon, A., Lewiston.
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Kentucky.

Octerlong, ]. A., Louisville.
MsMurtry. L. Q. Louisville.
Brooks, ]. g., Paducah.
Mattingley, C. B., Bsrdstown.
Gresnly, T. B., Orell.
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Terns0n2
Dunsmore, Geo. st. Albsns.
Fassett, c. F., st. Adams.
Thayer, 8. W.. Burlington.
Watkins, z. ", Ne wberg.
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Continued on Fourth Eage.
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Rhode Island.

B4llou, A.. Woonsocket.
E'dridge. J. N, East Greenwich.
Sanger, ]. w., Providence.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
Fargo Notes.

Having neglected you for some
time, owing to business, / now will
tell you what we are doing down
here. First, we are trying to get
some subscribers for your paper but
fail every time. Farmers say when
they sell wheat for 90 and 50 cents
they cannot afford to take a paper.
f. A. Hill has got his new store and
dwelling finished and has moved in
to the same. There is shoe shop
in connection with the store and
Mr. Somes Gays he can give you good
fits. Try him and paponize home
industry. Our grist mill is a sue
cess and the farmers say it is SO
handy to go to mill after supper.
We have boss blacksmith and now
we want wagon shop and we can
get along very well. ...Chas Farr
Jr is getting his house pretty well
finished. The Changers com
mence to buy grain here next Mon
day. We wish them success. Z.
Farmers says the ground is so hard
they can hardly pillow for fall wheat
Mrs Sarah Bradley, of Jeddo is Wis
ting at K. a. HIPS. Filling up
and grading in front of the new
store adds much TO its appearance.
More Anon. MoDoc.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
Capac chips.

Mrs. J. A. Smith is taking little
recreation. visiting friends ut Flint
and Pontiac, previous to the opening
of fall and winter trade.
S. S. Brooker is suffering with that
most aggravating of maladies hay
fever land sighs for the return of the
"wee lady" of his home and fire-side,
who is visiting in the Empire State,
all unconscious of her torlorn hubby at
home.
A. Finn of Port Huron was in town
Monday evening.
j. Z. Soults OF Fort Gratiot spent
Sunday in town.
A number of Capacers drove to Lynn
Friday evening to see the "Whitney
Family worlds combination troupe"
(wonder il that's the whole of 'em)
which exhibited there OH that evening
and if we may Judge from the time of
departure to the hour of return to
Capac they evidently enjoyed themsel-
YES exceedingly well.
DR.. ID. Paterson met with q slight
accident the same evening at Lynn
owing to his horse taking fright at its
own shadow "a thing by the way that
some people are subject toy making
things rather lively for Ia few minutes.
Nogreat damage done however except
ing the poney's a bruised limb and the
carriage somewhat demoraliZed.
Capac can no longer boast of being
a "Temperence town" as we have now
two places for the accommodation of
men and--and beasts, the latter, of
which we have already several illus
trations.
Rumor hath 1.-TWO weddings in
town shortly.
All. those "Band Concerts" CD are
Zoo gorgeous. An reyoir.
'SWEET BRIAR".
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14

school was marshal of the day, and
w. f.. Chute acted az chairman and
chorister. DIR. Stephens was leader
in the castor school. Each school
sang or I pieces dozen or more
pieces were read or recited by the
scholars, and teachers of classes. A
good dinner was enjoyed, a good
speech from Rev. G.. Sharp, and
some good organ music by Miss Ella
Lawler.
An ice cream social is to be held at
Mt. Pleasant on the evening of the
Goth inst.
Died, in Wales, on the End, Fred
w. Keopfgen, aged 10 years. He
was born in Prussia in 1912, came to
New Jersey in 1888 and married Ann
Lawlor there. He was a blacksmith
by trade and worked several years in
New York. lie moved to Canada
in 1s49, and to Michigan in 1856.
He left a valuable property, consist
ING of farms, well stocked and
equipped, wife, sons and daugh-
tiers, all of which except one son
were at the funeral, which was at
tended by Rev. G. Shary, at Mt.
Pleasant. STEEL PEN.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
Mlnden Murmurings.

Dog days in Minden lasts the year
round. | think the nights are the
worst. ] hope they will get the
Asialic Cholera and die.
The fire sufferers reunion in Min
den Was well attended. The Governor
gave us good speech this was follow
ed by fine address from Judge Mitch
ell OF Pt. Huron, afterward a dinner
was served in abundance on the Fair
ground. But afterward soma of the
weaker ones came in contact with our
MindeD Whlskey and caused a fight,
which ended III IA stabbing affray
which was Disgrace to the whole
affair.
Our looked-for flowing we'll did not
prove success. but plenty Of water
was found which will he brought to
the surface 10y means Of windmill.
Rev \. y. Delury OF Bad Axe was
married this week, 20 Miss Hattie
Brown of Mindcn it occurred at the
house of the brides parents in Minden
Rev j. Bettes officiating. The happy
couple left on the afternoon train for
Pt. Huron. Mrs j. Brown Miss
Bettes, Mr.. y. Delory and \. ;.
Brooks accompanying them as far as
Croswell and returning on the even
ing train. Biay trouble never cross
their pathway.
am going away next week, to see
my girl, Mr. Editor, 30 | cannot write
for your paper, but am coming back
again.
The Minden BOYS went out to Tyre
last Saturday TO play match game of
base ball. l think they got Tyred.
Rev John Bettes left this week for
Conference. held in Detroit.
That young man who slides out Of
his chamber window, down the veran-
dab after cat which is making the
night hideous, and runs his abdomen
against the pump handle; then yells
worse than the cat, had better stay IN
bed where life is more pleasant.
Serbia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
Wales Correspondence.

The samples of your paper have
come to hand and meet our approba-
ton.
Harvest is through and the major
ity of farmers have a good crop.
Some Of the oats were considerably
damaged by rain, but the wheat was
mostly secured in good condition.
Many are now putting in fall wheat
while others are engaged in thresh-
ing.
Two Sunday schools in connection
with the NJ. +. church met together
on Thursday last near the Mt. Pleas
ant chapel, and held very enjoyable
pfcnic. About goo Ease present
Ebcpczer Card. ~ thr M. l'e aB.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
o-E-ROSWEZE,

Has to his the Du Block and pepared-oetter
beforeto supply the wants OF his numerous ou ~
il full to overlooking with a new stock o.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
One of the Invnllds.

l.. NJ. PARMRLEK. Dear Sir have besn
taking your Dyspepsia, Diabetes, Kidney *
LIVER Cure for some time past and have re.
ceived more benefit from il than from sll Of
the $500 worth of Doctors medicines that l
have used in the list few years. Before TAX
ing the cure was weak aud tired out sll the
tine but now | can work all day without
fatigue. Would not be without II in the
house. Believe it ia one OF the best medi.
cines in the world.
Yours, Robert A. Loushsikye, Jr.,
Somefs Lane, Pa.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
Quick Relief.

Hamilten's Jamaica Ginger Tonic and
Pam Cure is not only Variable internsl
remedy for all stomach and bowei difficulties
such an Dyspepsia, INDIGESTION, Heartburn,
Fiziulence, Dsrrhoea, DyscDterv, Camps
and Collie, blt cannot be- 'xrelled for en-
outward application in Rheumatism. Reu.
ralgis, S,ia,ica, S9rains, Side aud Back achs
.~i Strains in sny pant at the body. Used
freely with warmth and rubbing it gives
quick relief Price % and 80 cents per bot.
lie. Sold by c. A. Wells d Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
Almost Marvellous.

The way Parmelse's Blood Purifier works
upon the human system. 1t is such a
thorough Purifier, il strikes at the root OF the
disease aud by It's perfect workings effects a
cure almost before ,he patient In aware. l.
Eezes upon every particle OF poisonous MAJ
Ter 10 the system, eypel. it aud insiills rev
health and vigor through the entire body.
s1.O0 per bottle. Sold by &. A. Wells * Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
ESTRAY notice.

Came to the enclosure of the UNI
dersigned, Sec. IL, Township of
BrockwaY, on the oath inst, two
hogs, one white and one black and
white. The owner is requested to
come and prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
Aug. 30th, '62. is LEVI MORRILL,.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-14
oh how dusty.

j. II. Brown has our thanks for
a basket of those most luscious
plums which he raises on his farm.
The ID saws they are fine and we
will not contradict him. Yum, yum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-03

kSsO1sse Orders foT Purchase or Sale q
Books and Bonds at Nes York
cad San ErGaeiseo;
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pzWsasss sf DspoEit Issued RayzbGs
bsnAsS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-03
Transact q General Banking
Business.
dEeet Attention GSpeN TO Ne sale q
QTae ard Bullion. re solicit Con-
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PERSONAL.

DIR. Otis Aver, Lo Sueur, at the Metro
politan.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Campbell, Litchfeld, was
in the city for short time yesterday.
J. A. Lovely, Esq, leading attorney of
Albert Lea. is in the city on legal business.
?. B. German, st. Cloud, superintendent
Of schools, Stearns county, was among the
callers at the capitol yesterday.
At the metropolitan: 4. Il. Briggs. Moor
head; c. II. Potter, Milwaukee; u. L. Rose.
Nerka'o: j. V. Hayden, Billings; I. ).
Duffy, Chicago.
\. II. Dsrtrarn, Esq, assistant sergeant
alarms of the last state senate, and the
great caricaturist of the legislature, was in
the city yesterday. 1t would not be at ali
surprising if the senate-slect, to convene
in January, should call Mr.. Bertram TO a
higher position than that he occupied in
the last body.
E. G. Rogers, Esq, of the firm of Rog-
ers d Rogers, attorneys, left here for
Washington last night to argue before the
United States supreme court the case of
Jacob A. Henry against the town of Red
Rock. The point involved is the validity
of certain bonds issued by the town of
Red Rock, in this state, for the benefit of
the Southern Minnesota railroad.
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down the amount demanded as damages
and think himself well off to have escaped
with his neck unstretched, in that small
amount.
General Barrios, president of Gaute-
mala, has arrived at home, and is being
highly complimented on the success of his
mission abroad. He will submit the re-
suit OF his mission to the United States to
the assembly for the purpose of negotia-
ting the settlement of the question SO long
pending with Mexico, and he will shape
his further course in accordance with the
action of the assembly.
Failure to respond to the popular de-
mand for revenue reform is recognized by
the more sagacious of the Republican
leaders as the potential cause OF the party
defeat in the last elections. and if the ma
jority should permit this short session to
close without accomplishing the needed
legislation, they will infiot upon the Re-
publican party an irremediable blow. This
opportunity, if lost, will never recur
again.
killing buffalo on the Sioux reservation
simply for their hides. The Indians are
banding together to protect the animals
from lndiscriminate slaughter, and Agent
Porter is to render them assistance in
stopping it north of the Missouri. The
property Of seven white hunters has been
seized and confscated by Chief Black Cat
fish, VINO says he will protect the reserve at
all hazards.
In recent suit for damages. in Baiti-
more. brought by party against r. G.
Dun i Co., Judge Morris decided that the
commercial agency was privileged in its
reports to its Subscribers; that the infor-
nation conveyed was for the benefit of the
commercial community and in the interest
OF the business public: that they were not
liable for unintentional error or mistakes.
or unless the act was malicious, or positive
injury was shown.
In reference to Thurlow Weeds state
ment that i Ohm Whitney called upon him
twenty-nine years after the Masonic excite
ment in New York, and asked him to write
an account of Morgan's death, the husband
of John Whitney's daughter, now in Chi
cago, says that Mr.. Weeds statement is
untrue. He states he was present, at the
interview in question, between Whitney
and Weed, IN Chicago, and that Whitney
told Weed if he did not stop lying about
him he would wiring his nose off.
Several of the New York national banks
ara about taking steps to change to state
institutions. Among those named are the
the National bank of the state of New
York and the st. Nicholas National bank.
The cause in both cases is the ruling of the
attorney general of the United States that
"acceptances'' as we'll as ''overdrafts' are
illegal. Other banks, it is said, whose
business largely consists of stock brokers'
accounts, have long ago devised methods
satisfactory to their customers and to
themselves, by which the letter of the law
is evaded.