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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-09
FoR SALE.
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
AND
ELEGANT HOME.
IN BROOKE COUNTY. ". VA

IN BROOKE COUNTY, ", VA.
offer for sale my place, better Lnou ~
Home Place" OF the late Adam Kuhn, Ia n
property Aon The ht'i baeRof6 and RdIoIuttEafrT.
ing town Of Wells6utg, and consists Of gittUa
acres Of land with It's appurtenances IhtL,IE
largely occupied by young apple OrChAfdiVGlfS
varieties; also with peaches, pears, guinea dana
nspberrtes, btKckbtrrfcs, DC, Dc
The house Is large brick, with slate nd C.
tainlnB fourteen rooms and several lam tisla
besides truit and other cellars; Is SubstaRIluJti
and one OF the best finished houses In The toIAH
and IS al In good order and condition, I'd n
rounded BY great variety Of large eyeEErtu "a
other beautiful trees aud Shrub6cry: neTerllaI
springs near the house and large Cislem Il q
kitchen door.
Upon the premlSeSI q large Ram. also sIBtr
SSIriaee HOUSE, GTanery, Spring House aud uls
aud frame Tenant House Of five rOUtns' Win IE
And ciStGrn At the door. The whole Is anGstiR
with the celebrated Rteubenvllle vein Of Goal VA
before long will DO valuable.
- The place lies on the WellSburH and WGthirGa
Turnpike, hnd the depot Of the r, ", & ~. Mind
y near the foot Of the hill; the steamIoa, h1tJ
only several squares further. and the G. a. n
road depot, connected by ferry. Just ArroA u
liver. II H. BY rail, within IS minutes Of Whrtlst
70 minutes oil steubeHylllc, and about * hound
Pittsburgh.
ThiSisA desirable home. and such property b u
often offered for sale, aud no healthier Location -
be found.
Anyone Wishing to purchase will he shown d.
Property by the owner, on the prcmiscs, Gat ~
Information may he obtained from Mr. w. c. a.
burg.
The subscriber prefers to sell =, private al. !
not sotd, however, before THURSDAY, MARCH,
y WI, gu mat DAY, be offered at public lucIion y
10 O'Clock AM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-09

Ask druggists for Trough on Rats" It
clears out rats mice, bed bugs, reaches, yer.
min, flies, ants, insects; 15c per box.
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IHAp Chronic Rheumatism for one year:
had been given up to die by two physicians.
PERuSA cured me. VIZ. CuRrz, Pittsburgh,
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TIE usual merchants lunch at The New
MeLare House Sample Rooms daily.
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Radical Cure

ment, One bottle Radical Cure, one BOY Catarrhal
Solvent ard santOrd'G improved Inhaler, with
Treatise al In one package Of all druggists for ST.
AK for sANFORDS RADICAL CURE for Catarfh.
WEEKS q POTTER, Boston. Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-09

IEynsr young man invest twenty-five
your sweetheart has q cough, aud DO happy
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that at a general Et ~:
o. the ttockholden " the Nall City RruIni =
Oh the 18th day Of January, ISL, a n9GluIiOa "
sd0pted changing the name Of Ia'f tafFo'SSas.-
from the Nall City brewing Company = ~ s,
after known as the schmul6arh HieUllG tClnpA w
~ which name aid corporation .haIl Is htieSlS
known. And In accordance with The statue " v ",
case made and provided the secretary OF Ky
ne SulIe o. West Virginia has isSncd ~
gearing date the 18th day Of January 49, ''u4.,
Said resolution and declaring that sld oOfpG'i1ys K,
snau hereafter be known by the nAlr q =
schmuIbach brewing Company. .,,..,
HENRY SCIlM ULBACH, If9sksss
MILIIAN FAsNACIIr. Secretary. ~
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Sanf0rd'S Radical Cure.

teantes the nasal passages Of foul mucuh restores
the senses Of SMELL taste and hearing when aIcted
trocs the head, thtJat and bronchial tubCSnf oen.
I've choking matter, EWeetenS and puElaes the
breath, stops the cough and arrests the progress Of
GltaFfh towards eOuSiifnhtion
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FoRRENT.
WANTED.

WANTED BY A RELIABLE HAND
cal Va a. No. 81 Eighteenth street Good tdterencGs.
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Forty years trial h, proved "BLAcK.
pRA!!eHT" the best liver medicine IN
Tie world.
For sale by logan Z %.
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,,,A HIRAM 2, CARPENTER,

Henderson, Jefferson Co, New York"
Sworn 10 before me thislSth day Of January, lsSe
A. n, LEfF1A DWELL,
Justice OF the Peace
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


". D. Edwards, Alliance. Henry Parker, Alliance.
T, Z. JnnEins. BarneSyillC. NJ O'Bren, GAINESVILLE
X L. IIickS, Batnesvifie. ". T.. Knight, WelLbufE
q. Hall, WellSbuE. J. T. Roberts, WellSburE,
John n. Evans, City. W. ". OBTlCn, Ohio,
J. T. Smith, City. 7. ". BtegtRI, K. 81. S,
". StAtSbeTy, Columbus. W Hall. New Martlrsvle
John A. Herr, baltimore. G. ". Cochran, BaItO,
Z. 7. Smith. K ThOrnly md lady.
A, !. Ppnich, Cleveland. w.R Thompson B,lto
y. II. Bcall, UniontOwn, John Lewis. WellSburg.
Jas Murphy, WellSbug. D. D, Cox, Canal Dover.
u. ". CLARK. g. $. Pelicord, BALTIC.
J, r. PittmAn, BALTIC. II. RidehOur
J. NJ. Hartley, Fairnont John Davis City.
y, p. Reynolds, PhilAd. I.Rnls. SeIpenbGch. Phil,
J. J. Kuhn, CAbeII c. u. c. L. Koenaer, PittSb'gh,
y. Crawford, WellSburIh. ". Femlnkea and Wifi
Nj. + Frazier WayneSb'g. s. Il. Hunts, Cumberl'd.
J. II, Gamble, Penn. J. Mcconnell, Cleveland
I. Mcconnell, CleVelend. Samuel Clark Jefferson,
VIM Wilkinson, Pittsburgh.
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Mr. TT. s. Bab
Wheat Inspection Rules.

The following are the official wheat
inspection rules adopted by the Min
neapolis Millers' Association:
SPRING WHEAT.
No. ! hard shall be composed OF
Scotch fife spring wheat, which must
be sound, we'll cleaned, and weigh
not less than fifty EIGHT pounds to the
measured bushel.
No. l must be sound, well cleaned,
weighing not less than lifty-eight
pounds to the measured bushel. This
grade is required to be free from for
eign grain and seeds. sound in every
respect, plump and perfectly dry.
No. 2 hard must be sound and rea-
sonably clean, composed of Scotch
fife spring wheat, and weighing not
less than fifty-six pounds to the meas
ured bushel.
No. 2 must be sound and reasonably
clean, and weigh not less than fifty
six pounds to the measured bushel.
This grade is required to be free from
bleached, blighted, grown, stumpy,
dead, or bin-burnt kernels, smut or
must; nearly free from foreign grain
or seeds, and dry; but may be slightly
shrunEen.
No. 3 shall comprise all wheat fit
for warehousing, weighing not less
than Gfty-four pounds to the measur-
ed bushel; but very seedy or very
dirty wheat shall not be inspected as
of this grade.
No. 4 shall comprise all wheat fit
for warehousing, unfit for the higher
grades, weighing not less than fifty
one pounds to the measured bushel.
This grade includes all wheat fit for
warehousing. testing tifty-one pounds
or over; unless so foul as to be con-
sidered understandable.
Rejected shall comprise all wheat
fit for warehousing, but too low in
weight or otherwise unfit to pass for
No. 4. Any wheat not suitable for
the higher grades, however light in
weight, will pass into this grade; pro-
yided it is not heated or damp, Or con-
siderably mixed with fc. eign grain or
seeds, or consisting largely of screen
ings.
Condemned wheat is all that which
is in heating condition or too damp to
be considered safe for warehousing,
or that has any considerable admixt-
ure of foreign grain OF seeds, whatey-
er grade it might otherwise be, is
pronounced condemned, and is set
out on side track. Such wheat is sold
by sample, and prices vary widely, ac-
cording to its quality and condition.
The inspection of grain is not final
until unloaded. In case any material
variation in quality is apparent when
being unloaded, the inspector may be
recalled, and the grade changed to
correspond with the poorest found in
the car. 1t must be borne in mind
that weight is only one of the requi-
sites in inspection in all grades, the
condition of the grain being consider
ed Of equal Importance. Northeastern
HilLpn
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Circuit Court.

The special term of the Circuit
Court of Pierce County, (Which is
the eighth Judicial Circui0, conven-
ed at the office of ellison, Smith &
Haugen last Monday evening. Pres
ent: E. B. Bundy, Judge; j. s,
Rounce, Clerk; Reporter, e. II. Reed;
District Attorney Ross. Foreign At
torneys-L. P. Wetherby, Hudson;
F. p. Chapman, New Richmond; H..
G. Baker, Hudson; Albert Combacker,
Ellsworth; f. Ii. Ives, Prescott; Am
brose Cook, Maiden Rock; f. NJ. Will
son, Red Wing; Wellington Vannatta,
Hudson.
G. w. Cairns, VS.. f. B. White ct al.
Motion for judgment for defeat ap-
pearing on the face of assessment and
tax rolls. Held under adYisement
and continued by consent.
w. II. Featherstone vs.. j. o. Pres
ton. Facts stipulated, held for decis-
ion.
Petition of C. Ensign, Mortgage dis
charge of Record.
The town of Salem VS.. the town of
Union. Motion for new trial. Held
for decision.
Martha Bowman VS.. Frank. j. Bow
man. Divorce, granted.
State of Wisconsin VS.. VIM. Cum
Minis. Prisoner plead guilty and
was sentenced to ? years in States
Prison.
Delos Letson VS.. y ora Letson, hi :
vorce, granted.
Emily c. Ella VS.. John w. Kelley ct
al. Report of sale confirmed.
Rudolph Kruger vs.. David Polk ct
al. Report of sale confirmed.
Kate Kennedy VS.. Henry Kennedy,
Divorce, granted.
Roscoe f. Hersey ct al. VS.. st. Croix
Co. and VIM. Whewel, as county treas
urer of said Co. Continued on affida.
Wit of Pltfs.
Wall and Bigelow VS.. j. c. schnei-
der. Change of venue to Milwaukee
Co. granted on aft. of Plffs.
Celestial Gilbert VS.. I. Myllaberg
ct al. Judgment of Foreclosure.
Mary Seyerson VS.. Andrew Seyerson,
Divorce, granted.
W. Vannatta VS.. j. NJ. Bartlett and
D. r. Bailey. Judgment on Default.
Petition of Amos L. jefferson,
Mortgage discharge of Record.
Petition of Nicholas Andrews, Mort
gage discharge of Record.
Ella Truitt as admix. VS.. John
VIM ct al. sheriff's report of sale
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Bill NYe Accents.

In accepting the nomination for the
appointment for postmaster at Lara
mie City, w. T., Mr.. Nye addresses
the Postmaster General as follows:
My Dear General: have received
the news by telegraph of my nomina-
ton and confirmation as postmaster at
Laramie and wish to extend my thanks
for the same. have ordered an entire
ly new set of boxes and postoffice out
fit, including new corrugated cuspl-
d0res for the use of the clerks. ! look
upon the appointment of myself as a
triumph of truth over error and wrong.
1t is one of the epochs. as | may say,
in the nations onward march toward
political purity and perfection. |
don't know when | have noticed any
stride in the affairs of state which so
thoroughly impressed me with its wis
dom. Now that we are co-workerS in
the same department, / trust that you
will not feel shy or backward in con-
sulting me at any time relative to mat
ters concerning postoffice affairs. Be
perfectly frank with me and feel per-
fectly free just to bring anything of
that kind right to me. Do not feel re-
luctant because ] may appear at times
cold and reserved. Perhaps you think
do not know the difference between
q postotlice window and a three EN-
quad, but it's mistake. My general
information is far beyond my years.
With profoundest regards | remain,
sincerely yours, BILL NYE.
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ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Sept. 5. 1882.
EDITOR JOURNALS: AS the pest
known as the .sWild Dat" is creating
considerable alarm in Wisconsin, per-
haps few words in relation to 1t viii
not be without interest.
One writer says that it may be the
original of the cultivated oat. He
planted the seed several years with
cultivation and by selection of seed,
in a few years he gathered grain that
was like one variety of cultivated oats.
1t occurs extensively in Europe. The
grain is said to be of little value, al
though it Is, in some European coun-
tries, cultivated for food. and in 9TH
ers it is pest that crowds ont other
crops. That it does not live through
the winter, is fact of value to those
who have occasion to eradicate it. We
are informed that like other seeds,
those of the wild oat, if ploWed under
too deeply retain their vitality until a
second blowing brings them up again
to light and air, perhaps for several
years. The seeds have no poisonous
properties. Authorities differ as to
whether it is of the same species as
the cultivated oat.
The following letters, while not
agreeing in all points. are in unison
in regard to the main facts. If Prof.
Trelease has seen the cultivated oat
degenerate into the wild, of course
there is no appeal from his decision.
We hope the suggestions in the an
nexed letters will be of value.
REr
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cATARREA DIRECTIONS.

Insert with little fin
ger a particle OF the
Balm into the nos
trils: draw strong
breaths through tho
nose. It Will be ab-
sf.rbafi
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EspAILE EcmoEs. :

EsDAILE EciioEs.-
A. Rosenberger was in town the first
of the week examining applicants for
teachers certificates. Only seven APP
piled.
Albert and d. II. Tandy, of Hamline.
were in town last Tuesday.
The prospects for Touring mill are
very fiattering, as are the prospects
for a railroad.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. War.
rem, Sept. 9th, son.
Mr.. Beteher sent over another heavy
numbering team last Saturday. All his
stock for manufacturing is now haul
ed from Walsingham' S mill.
Mr. Mewhorter passed through town
last Monday with load of apples. Of
the Duchess variety, for the Red
Wing market.
A great deal of threshing has been
done in the last two weeks. and most
of the farmers are well satisfied with
the yield.
School is progressing nicely under
the management of Miss Maggie Oar
rington.
Died.-In Salem, Sept. It'll, of linger.
ing consumption, Mrs. Alyira Pitch
ard, aged 81 years, months and lC
days. She suffered long and patiently
and lived for several weeks after all
hopes Of her recovery We're given up.
She was the wife of Hugh Pitchard
familiar to all in this part Of the
county as "Bona' pitehard.
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Mrs. E. j. Scales met with severe
accident last week while on her way
home from Wahpeton. AS nearly as
we can learn Mrs. Scales had taken a
berth in Il sleeper at Breckenridge,
and soon after the train started went
to the rear of the car on some errand.
BY mistake she opened the rear door
of the car and losing her balance fell
from the platform. The alarm was
given immedi ately, but as the train
was running at high rate of speed ii
had gone about three miles before it
was stopped. The conductor at once
backed the train down to the place of
the accident and Mrs. Scales was
found in an unconscious state. but
alive. She was carefully lifted into
the car and at the first convenient
place a physician summoned and such
relief afforded as was possible. On
consultation it was decided best to
bring her to the hospital at Minneap-
oils, where she now is. She has had
a few Intervals of consciousness,b but is
still in a very doubtful condition.
Miss Addie Scales was telegraphed for
on Saturday and is now attending up
ON her mother.
AS Mr.. o. c. Hicks was on the car
from which Mrs. Scales fell as stated
above and was the first to give notice
of her absence the suspicious of some
of the train men were aroused and on
his arrival at Minneapolis he was ar,
rested upon the charge of throwing
the lady from the train. As was at
once decided by those who knew Mr..
Hicks, upon examination of the case
he was discharged, Mrs. Scales on
coming to consciousness fully exhon-
Grating him from any completely in
the matter. Mr.. Hicks returned home
on Monday last looking none the
worse for a short confinement in the
Minneapolis lookup.
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CnNSEfrHEsTsnN.

Tt is said that $4,000 people die an
nually in the United States alone from
this disease. In some sections of the
country one death in every three is
from Consumption. This can be, and
should he avoidedi orr people are too
careless about an ordinary cough or
cold, and other symptoms of throat
and lung affections that lead to this
disease. You should arrest it while
it is in the germ. Two or three doses
of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syr-
up wilFrelieve an ordinary cough or
cold. 1t does not dry up cough like
many preparations on the market and
leave the disease behind it, but acts
directly on the throat and bronchial
tubes. removing all the phlegm and
morbid matter that accumulates in
the throat and lungs. 1t allays all ir-
ritation. and renders the voice clear
and distinct. Sold by r. S. Freeman.
Call for free sample bottle.
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RIVER FALLS, July IL, 1882.

RIVER 7 ALLs. y IL Il, Ioo--'
Mr.. STEPHENS, -Sir:-The sulky
and plow | purchased of you last fan
gave entire satisfaction. | used 1T by
the side of my Buford Sulky Plow all
the fall and am satisfied it is lighter
draft and does just as good work. |
think for all uses is the most practl
cal sulky made, at least am perfectly
satisfied with mine. w. d. PURyEs.
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In this climate, where such sudden
changes occur in the weather, under.
mining the llealth.of so many, a med.
icine that will prove itself capable of
coping with the various forms OF
throat and lung diseases, will prove
itself a great benefactor 10 the human
race. Such medicine we are pleased
to announce has been prepared by Mr..
Nathan Coy Of this town, and has
proven an effective remedy for colds,
coughs, and all lung complaints, Try
bottle.
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Don't kill the toads, the ugly toads,
that hop around your door. Each meal
the toad eats a hundred bugs or more.
He sits around with aspect meek until
the bug is neared, then shoots he forth
his little tongue like lightning double
geared. And then he soberly doth
wink and shuts his ugly mug, and pa
tiently doth wait until there comes an
other bug.--Er.
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PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys OF
neighboring organs. At times. symptoms OF
indigestion are present, as tlatulency, un-
easjness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing a very disagree
able itching, particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed, Is very common attend
ant. Internal External and Itching Piles
yield at once to the application OF DR.. Boz
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tu-
mors, allyIng the intense itching, and effect
dies have failed Do not delay until the
drain on the system produces permanent
disability, but try it and be cured Price,
80 cents. Ask yonr druggist for it, and
when you can not obtain it Of him, we will
send it prepaid, on receipt of price. Adj
dress The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by R. S. Fireman.
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale CHEAP
for cash the following property: His
farm, of so acres. located IN section
80, town Of Gilman, Pierce county, 81
acres of which il under cultivation.
On the place is a good harm BOXES
(hewed inside and OUT, with base.
ment. Stabling for head Of cattle
and 4 horses also Z or 10 calves, OF
more sheep: granary above Tor 200
OF 1900 bushels of gram, Good well
of water, good garden, etc. Also !
wagon, pillow, a sleigh, tanning mill,
Is head of horned stock, 10 head of
sheep and lambs. VIII sell farm
alone, or all together.
l3-I5t WM. NJ. SHEPARD,
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Auction!

The subscriber will offer for sale at
his farm in Section 36, town of Mar
tel, on Saturday, Sept. 23d, 1882, at 9
O'Clock a. m, the following personal
property, to-wit: 80 head of cattle,
consisting of cows, heifers, and steers;
100 head of sheep and lambs, 3 work
horses, q number of swine, and lot
of farming implements.
M. f. SYNEss,
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DIR. J. @. Adams offers his profess
sional services TO the people of this
village and vicinity. For Diarrhea,
Cholera Infantum and Flux, the
Doctor prescribes remedies he has so
fully tested as to warrant cure in
every case not too long neglected.
Chronic diseases a speciality. Office
in Pingrey Block, River Falls, Wis.
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Temperance Party Convention.

The Independent Temperance Party o
Pierce County will meet in county conven-
tion at the Court House. in the village q
Ellsworth. at one ~ o'clock p, M, Thurs
day, Oct. 5, 1882, tor the purpose OF nomi
mating candidates to fill the several county
offices to be elected at the next ensuing cleo
ton, and for the transaction OF such othel
business as may properly come before thu
convention Zach town and ward are emit
tied to representation as follows: Clifton
Ellsworth 4, Gilman 2, Maiden Rock ?, lisa
belle /, Oak Grove /, RIVER Falls Z, Salem
Trenton i, Union I, Diamond Bluff /, III Pas,
/, Hartland 2, MarteI 8, Prescott first wart
/, second ward 1, third ward /, Rock Elm ,
Spring Lake i, Trimbele L Total SO.
A. r. MERRILL,
7. J. ATwATER, Committee
NJ b. WILLIAMS, J
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junction Mills.
EACHANGE oF GRIsTs.

We call the special attention of
farmers, as we'll as the local trade, to
our improved straight grade of flour.
We claim far better facilities for man.
ufacture than other mills in this vi
cinity afford. We sort out all the
weak starchy element and impurities
into two lower grades, leaving high
grade straight that is in fact almost a
full patent flour. Being q strong,
lively, glutinous -four it is more
wholesome than where the starch and
impurities are not taken out, and will
yield more bread. We ask only one
trial, and will exchange on the same
basis as other millers.
FREEMAN & JACKSON.
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People who enjoy setting up pha

People who enjoy setting up phan-
toms to shudder at may find much sat
isfaction in contemplation of the fact
that next year will probably witness
an epidemic of cholera. 1t has been
noted that it appears once in seventeen
years. It was here in 1882, 1919. and
1865, and the coming year is the next
in the fateful series. 1t has already
appeared as far west as Egypt, and its
march in this direction may continue.
In any event next year win be good
year to keep away from green apples.
-Er.
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The sale of dry goods at the store of
the retiring firm of Esterley & Heine-
mann ON It'll and Jackson Sts., st. Paul,
is drawing daily immense crowds OF
purchasers. Goods are sold cheap.
Merchants from all parts of the coun-
try are heavy buyers.
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Card of Thanks.

To our friends in River Falls and
vicinity we return our sincere thanks
for aid extended to us during the Sc
we're illness of Mr.. Cusick. We hope
that merciful God will reward you
if we cannot.
Nh and Mps Tuns GIxSIcK