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The bee., 1883-03-24
I.ADY WANTS To KNOW

the latest Partisan style of dress and bonnet;
new way to arrange the hair. Millions are
expended for artificial appliances which only
make CONSPICUOUS the fact that emaciatlon,
nervous debility, and female weakness exist;
DR.. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescription" is sold
under a positive guarantee. If used as direct
ed, art can be dispensed with. 1t will over
come those diseases peculiar to females. BY
druppisfs
The bee., 1883-03-24

The Long Island sand industry has
grown to gTelt proportions. over
100000 being invested in the busi-
ness.
A false friend is like the shadow of
a sua-dial-appearing in sunshine and
vanishing in shade.
The bee., 1883-03-24
THE PUREsT AND BEST
Remedy Ever HInhe---It is COmpouna'a
from Hops, Malt, Bmchu, hdn-
drnke and Danleli0H.

The oldest, best, most renowned and 7aIr
able medicine in the world, and IN addlll'H
it contains all the best and most eLesl''
curative properties of all o,her remedies
being the greatest liver regulator, OIool
purifier, and life and lellth restoring age"
on earth.
It gives new life and vigor to the aged anu
in6rm. To Clergymen, lawyers, literary H'l'
ladies, and all whom sedeutwy emp'oyneI'
cause irregularities Of the Blood, StoHi''E
Bowels, or Kidneys, or who require an ails'
tizer, tonic and mild stimulant, it Is inFalu'
able, being highly curative, tonic and 5tll-'
lating, without being n Oxiclting.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms
are, or what the disease or allment IS ~
Hop Bitters. Don't wait until yon are 8.A,
but if you only feel bad or mlser tb.e u'g ~ ~
bitters at once. 1t may save your u. G. u, ".
dreds have been saved by so doin2 q.
moderate cost. Ask your drueg'-t 90 "!- .,r,
clan. Do not suffer yourself gr e' !o.
friends suffer, but use and urge lhtA U '-'
Hop Bitters. al,
d
frequent pains and aches; nuuianeSS OF LUZ. .Da
thigh; scanty. painful and frequent dsga,s. I ..,0
IF urine, filed with pus, and which "i'l -,- lJ
ed by standing; a vOrGc;Ous a'Nfu'e i;r. an
rrquencbable thirst; harsh auf uiy s1'- I'm
,lammy tongue, often darhly Iur'ra '"g',js r. ,Is
md infamed gums; dTOpsiCal swelling ~ .i,r ;.
imbs; frequent att aeks of hicCorEh; ihigN,' !. =,
void the urine, and great fatigue II li,'1s "a
emDtinr it-you are suffering from sou.
'orm of Kidney or Urinary Conf ItnI' IT, s'C, y,
as BRIGHT's Disease of the kidney ''gu. mi
inflammation of the bladder, cra' e 'iiiy, aai
calculi, diabetes. stranguary II'''Io ,le
/ retention of the urine, and Hop B-- 1.5 -1r.
only remedy that will permanently cur .oI
Remember. Hop Bitters is no vile. d.u-7'-,, ~,
| drunken nostTum. but the pure-t a'.a .5.....-g
/ medicine ever made, and noEer-oh o' l''-''''
| should be without il. .,rl
Don't risk any of the highly l'.dt,t, ,.-r. 1,,
with testimonials of great care g h'l 'L,N ,Irbt.
neighbOr, druggist. pastor or ply '-cLI. lit.
Hop Bitters has and can dofory yo' '-'t -
The bee., 1883-03-24
WHAT'S SAVED Is GAINED.

Workingmen will economize by employing
DIR. Pierce's Medicines. His" "PleasantPurga-
tive Pellets" and Golden Medical Dis
coyery" cleanse the bl:od and system thus
preventing feyers and other serious diseases,
and curing all scrofulous and other humors.
Sold by druggists.
The bee., 1883-03-24

A girl just returned to Hannibal from
Boston high school said, upon seeing a fire
engine work, "Who would evan have
dweamed such ye,y diminutiye-l looking
apawatus would hold 50 much wattah!'
The bee., 1883-03-24

'"The gentleman who killed Colonel
Tyson" is the pleasant way i'll which the
headline type of the New Orleans Picdyune
alludes to a murderer.
The bee., 1883-03-24

Lace is the most beautiful trimming
!or uhderclothing, and Valenciennes is
'ne queen of lace for this purpose.
The bee., 1883-03-24

Solid men admire the beautiful, and this ae-
counts IN some measure for the thousands
upon thousands of bottles of Carboline, the
deodorized petroleum hair renewer and
DRESSING, which have been sold yearly.
The bee., 1883-03-24

fnvnlids who are
recovering vital sta
mana, d Q Glare in
grateful terms their
application of the
merits as q tonic, of
HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters. Not only
does It impair {
strength To the weak,
but it also corrects an
irregular acid state of
the stomach, makes
the bowels act at
Proper i inter- ls,
gives ease Tn those
who s. tfer fr ON
rheumatic and kilt
ney troubles, con-
quers as well as pre-
vents fever and ague.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
The bee., 1883-03-24

YES" he said Il do wish was the father
of boy. wlr to get square with that
neiChbor of mine
The bee., 1883-03-24

Always give the facts of case plain and
straight TO your lawyer. He can mix them
up for you when they come before jury.
The bee., 1883-03-24
"Rougl, on Ieafs.'

Clears out rats, mice. reaches, flies beG
bugs, ants, skunks, chipmunks, gophert
l5c. Druggists.
The bee., 1883-03-24
-Aiss.IIer 7:ss;yan's Worln syruI

LYoN's PatentHeel Stiffener, thu only invel.
tion that makes old boots as straight as pew
The bee., 1883-03-24

Horse cars run between Ell Paso,
Texas, and Paso del Norte, Mexico.
The bee., 1883-03-24

Infallible. tasteless, harmless, cathartic
feverishness, restlessness, worms, constipa
fiOn 25c.
The bee., 1883-03-24
A Ouick Recavcry

gives great pleasure to state that tho merchant
who reported being the point of death an
attack of Pneumonia, has entirely recovered by the
of DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs. Naturally
he feels grateful for the benefits derived from using
this remedy for the lungs and throat; and in giving
publicity 10 this statement actHated by motives
of public benetaction trusting that others may be
benefited in a similar manner.
The bee., 1883-03-24
SRuciIu-pubia.c y

Why don't You use st. Patrick's Salye?
Try it. Use 1t. 25c. at all druggists.
The bee., 1883-03-24
WE ARE GRATIFIED

Edey's Carboiic Troches cure colds and prevsnl
The bee., 1883-03-24

Durnos Catarrh Snuff Catarrh and all affections
of the mucous membrane
The bee., 1883-03-24

Bladder, Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists
Over two tons of hairpins are made daily
by the factories in this country. What be-
comes of them?
The bee., 1883-03-24

A slip of the pen let's tne Pig out.
The bee., 1883-03-24

A heavy gold watch is something that will
stand loan
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
Go to Eoisy Bros
for your California
Fruits:

The we'll known firm of \ nem.n &
koup of Pra:nerd have dissb!ved part
nerhip J fl Lina'nan; the -en;or
MENU r Of the FIRM having assumed
manaEement.of the affairs. :, The >cauxf
ofthe dissolution is partly attrihu'"! to-
the decline in numbering Interests an!
the suspensi on Of work in III. shops ~
Brainerd, as the firm had large d~Hlin s
with,t1i. branch ut trade Mr.. Iinne-
mann is considered to he very wealthy.
but h:s wealth il tied ur, chiefly in real
estate, which. in he rr sent market can
not be converted into cash withou, y
large sacrifice. TIE principal creditors
have 'aker charge Of The business in
hapd for Mr.. Linneman, and will gran,
extensions { n al their paper, which is
estimated to foot upw ards of $3.50, 900,
with assets largely IN excess of the liza
bilities. We trust that = The firm s
embarrassment will only BE- temporary,
as they have the confidence Of all with
whom they have hal dealings. -: g..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
LedOux Lncoaassa.

Lsdoux November 20. 1898
Charles Fearing of Belle Plain is vi
ting his brother Rudolph. -
There is talk of having an extra moat
IF winter ~cho,l added to Mr.. ochrau.
term. -.
Dip liberia IS raging al around Il,
and " b"Io"vss everyone to take The Dr.
per pre"""t'ons f r preventing a spread
OF III: iisease.f~ =. - ~.
Il, 5, Clyde went to N aneapo);s 70.
friday to meet hjs.~,fe. She alae .e.u
IN the asylum nearly six months AMI
VIII n" = return with renewed health
'a]e charge of her little ones, who Inv,
zee" sf''onE without mothers care
E " nd &. a. Miller hive sold of
All Their ersona: nraper.y and START, %;
inst nigh for Psrtlsn' Oregon, to tr,
their fortunes in The Far West Nav
auccrs: attend thems - =:
TX. fsdo'x has the: Oregon feve,
ana 'niends-'s startsft,r that State 1some
time this winter.
J.. JENNA.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
The Consregati afnal Festival
4 r. SIS. 81 81, md Fair. 55

s5a tSa!'
The fest val ard. fair giyen 1T the
court hbaah on Thnrsisa evening Of
last week BY. the Ia1l;as' soei..l and
WORKING club Of the Congregational
church was we'll attended BY friends
ut the church. Supper was provided
and served ut tables in the hall FRAN S
until 3 O'clock in the; evening All
who partook, and, the number was
large, pronounced the feass one Of the.
finest ever furnished 4 public gather
ing in Lite Falls. 4 Iarg.s nun, Ter 81
line articles. which lad been. IRE pared
by the .cant, 'd,tring tho past few
months end donated by friends, we're.
offered for sale 1t very. cheap rates,
and nearly all we're purchased hy
thoee present. The net receipts we're
49,, including the sum received ipr i
ew articles wil':l' were no: d:spaset!
Of nnti' after tn fair, and the ,laelies
feel Vary well p'ease'; witt, the result.
iyyers' n,ontas Ego, when The par
sona3e for:tthe Congregational ri,nrch
VAS begun, he Social and Wrking
c'nI'~ pie teti& that THEY you'd raise
$50 within twelve months to a*si>t in
%'aytng.toT it's construction: The f., Dis
sr'n the festival will he .davN ell to
this purpose, aAd tn the; iusuru the
Indies will taSe me ms e, "1aise ,, !Se
remainder of the am unit. }FEoi,! .heir
past sncless the club feels confident
:hat'it will be a','e to provi'it. at :ess
as much as pledged within the year
It is a consmenhsb'e cause, and SUI
cras is deserved. - ~ = -.
A few of.the articles which were no.
sold OF the fair have been purchased
by SiNmons & Steele, who have1them
Tor sale It their store.
iw" >ewirg machsnss foi ale a, a
| .r,ain Tor GAS b at r. 49, .~ =
/
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
g IrTfsE i & Us / .yu c.,,
By EfS,.sE TAEsTST.


| Thh Little Ess i. D. N 4 II aramatie
company Viii X prssr ia Ire popular
.shrse-set dran,s S itsle Brow Jug,
at Vasaly's hall ron Taesday evening
NEXT At Vasa,yss han. Great paine
have been taken by the company
composed 81 II il Of the best available
local talent 10 have slrarna tiierourhly
ready for preservation by the above
date, and the people Of this vicinity
may veil expect to enjoy rich thea.-
rical treat BY attending. Following il
the cast Of chars. tiers: @s.zs&. A.
John Futter ia sheemak err :.
&, -. J. 49, Victor Sclalern
+ Will Nnttar (llis som. ....,.. VIM. B ltler
Ned Hartshorn CHS apprentide..,"
......... .Cbarle~ BeugnOt
Henry DOUGLAS ca sre ndthrlft)..,.,. ;:
James Jordan Yankee pecn'ator@ >
49, ....;;.::,;.........>....-., e, Vssaly
Hannah, Nutter {JoI.n's wife)...,--
..>;:;.........:.:.-:, Miss Carrie Brown
......,.....M:rs. Mary Richardson
Sally Peesiee Yankee hr'p'..--.-. i. :
.......".............Mi Miss Olive Lafond
First and third acts close with
tableaux with red light. The new
band and concertorchestra with eigh,
places will furnish music during the
evening. tAdmission--Adults IS cents.
children Is cents; reserved .seats Sc
cents, for sale at Kinney's jewe1ry
store, >Cone everybody and have g
hearty augfs.S ~ ,I. ::
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30

I hay a lo' e. heating s,ov:. h;ch
will sell che - fof ca h.
80" - J. w. ':ER:.
Gloomy O.: took forsnmbermen
Gail on County Pr rs: Our lum!,e .
'nen I'll rrp"r' very light cut his VII.
'"r rs m n. Of III los were. left owe
from ;as' year, and no more than hall
the men "ill be wanted, Aside from it,.
! uai nU.nher of mn who are after Jobs
. tn. 'ineries there are many ,"n ii
*r uni from other Stats, AM cows
'""n'l+ ,herr 're q, nam 'er Of men who
will b. feed. TO :rmai idle or d., other
w"'k # thex fan fed ANY,, "A nth
:!''""'y t'utlsiok, to say ting 'ea.t. =,
Pr!nrston,Cnion 1Princ~.oo |umh,
men We: having sc,e Of api:lica 'i.ns
dali ON m. N ;w:,, want t, re: -
g. ance tu w"|E n the woods hi ): IN.
'"r De mbs~ma, info ms Ms liza,
70 "oul ! h;r Il the man he want: y.
from $50 t" soS per a:onth. The Ii or
market is 81 tied and low wages u<ll +
.1aid this wint"r. 80. .~:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
CROWNED HEdlJS.,
The Sod Fote Of Afu,,y ktnyiy h.sters.
From the Cincinnati, Satin riaav N,.,b,:,

The H0d Fate Of MuHy hitny,y Hssters,
lfrom the Cincinnati Saturday Night} .
Did you ever stop, gentle reader, il
your evenly balancedS and unchecked
career as a peaceful freeman 81 our OIL,
.'rius Union, to consider how fortunat.
it is for you that you were not alive so.
or 1000 years ago? Because il you hat
been living then you might. and in al
.r liability would, have been King: :, o,
Queen of England. in which case You,
wsretched existence and miserable death
would have been assured - -
There was King Edmund, who. while
feasting with all his mobiles about him.
was attacked by q noted robber Of the
day and stabbed to the heart Without
pausing to inquire what the mobiles were
about, TO permit this murder, We will
proceed to King Edred. Edred was
bounded into dissoluteness BY = favorite.
st. )unstan, an anbitions priest. who
was permitted to run the governmental
machine % ! pretty much as be pleased. Ed
Ny, thasueeessor Of Edred, inherited the
artissnship Of Brothers. Dunstasl, but.
choosing TO marry against ST. Dunstan's
Will, he Incurred the violent displeasure
Of the man Of God, Who through the in-
strumentality Of Odo, then Archbishop
ct Canterbury, caused the Queens face
TO be burned with hot irons, and then
carried her away to Ireland, and finally
killed hen, The shock breaking poor
King Edwys heart. u y. e.
The next King. Edgar, reigned, for
seventeen years. sud strange TO- say,
had no trouble ct all, and finally died an
ordinary everyday sortsof death, at his
residences, No. 90 and %, such street.
9Edgar, King Of England age Sc years,
Il months aud IS days. Friends Of the
family invited to attend. The next Is
assume the Crown was Edward who. 4
very short time thereafter. was stabbed
Y the becf By hireling 1t his-motheE,
talfrids whose own son, Eths.reu, then
-iilc c 81 the throne. King Edmund
'sas nurdered by one Iof his uolsles;:
king died tom tho effscts .of Is
~, !, II ~ eye William o. Normandys1
~ 9 hrnis., that led % . wretcned
William q. was shot with 81 ar
IN md Killed and soft went the COED
& nga md Queens baine killed 81 The
~ people, while tie bid .oserea sns
we're put ont of the way by the coed
psopls. s.. 8.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30

and furth'r nntice is hereby g;ven,
hat ~ personal property 'axes must be
nai'' ef'"e The ':'st dry Of March, A,
y 1881. or IT,. same vii! be- & Elected hy
'i:'"nin AS provided B. law, with 5 per
cent. penal, added. -..... ''@
All re- e-'atf tax ; must he paid be
we he AS dav .fJ2ln' next. "r 10 per
cent E''nafty wi;lbn a,ided, 'ogs ther with
t'~nty ~ cents advert; sing charges and
'''efx's .Fces to eacFi r C. o, land or town
lot. a. required by the laws of this
late. =. II
Da,e' at. '>it''s Fslls, this first day Of
"e'.>fnbsr 1888 W.T. LAMBERT.
81: "~: j." Comfy Treasurer.
t'h:lip Bes''s Milwaukee key iee.
:Asst~,uily on ..raughtsstt sSPRxNDEL's
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
REAL ESTATE TRANsrEns


F,ffseWing are the real estate trasssfs.5
'iatle in Norri on count, Turing flr pa
week e ss furnished 4 i,Ihled BY Register d
Deesfs 81 xnor:: s2.= e b
" 2 RAYMOND and Wife Mary .s5
5 Z arasel---la, a block 7S, Little
Falls, Min 4. !. Il. ]. 4 H 5fY
p 81 Aennnan a,n,,d VIII. To- Michel l7s.5 s
Meiefse 81 ssction II, town 81
=, , la 4. 3. 80 S.. ,s,ot
slanislau, sopar and wife ii Rar. III
t''lmi .itl mi III OF the z=5 .s I.
III ne q zion 81, tewn 1913, ~
range D. !. = $3.50 d. i. j. SO.
CA Smith and sasiie Is .gt,lu, s >.ss
b r lkbu scction SIS, Town 1::,,s, I
rangs, a0:is c.iion Il. ,nwn 1os ..
r',g 3 and section 81, town :. Z
1, r:fngs, 80. ..% -. ~ :, =. $50.
Gro R..lIettli lie .o Theodore Belle. ,@
fe ille-sl of swI IF >ectiun /, " ga, 2<=s
town AZ. rage :. :. ,.*... 4 Oh,
Theodore Rsllefelille AID wifi TO
I. A t#ur 81 ers sie s,artlful--nwM 4. IL
r. OF s"c,ion - tnwn Al, range II 1t Oot
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
Banco Punch al Vasaly's.s

+ AL persons F'wiag arcdnnts a, III,
Llt'l' Falls Meat Market m,,at settle a
the nd nfeaeA mo-, Il unless differ j.,
arrangements are made, We are fabl,. !,
Z ca J any one t'irty Gays, hut viii no
wait any Ion .er j p SM1TE G. Co
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
warning Against Purchasing
Certain Scho.l Orders

Alp" sons a'~!'wncned asaio.t Dur.
chasing FL the following orders: osthe Tw>.
hlVers acho j district. N. 30, of Nor.
r's''n county Mime. 9TH: Order M
81 dated Deeem or q, 1883. Order No
~ Dated March 16, 1888. Ord.,No 81,
dated July ri 1888. H.ssfoIran ::
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
Heavy Young Mares and Horses

Heavy Young Mares and Horses
A. b. H"bers, ST. Clouds, old dealer
has just arrived in 81. Cloud with Car
Of heavy youug mares and horses which
are offered at sale At reduced prices
They viii 10 sold very low where cash
il paid. ,Au horses giafantecd and il
not as recon lnended can BE- returned and
saeney taken t.r them: They cap he
seen It Holbert's stable an State street,
opposite Niks M,llsr's hotel. St. Ci5aa
..Gt%s + B.. HoLBEkr..s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
George Geissel to Handle TIKI
W.
Champion Machines.

The Morrison county agency for the
Champion harvesting and moving ma
chimes has been secured by George
Geisssl. the enterprising Two Rivers
merchant. He is a wide-awake bust
ness man, and intends to push the
sales of there popular machines the
coming summer, and will establish
agencies in diderenta,xstsof ,he coun-
ty in charge Of competent men,. At
Little Falls E. w. Collins,,who has had
consider BILE experience. in snrh bust
ness>and proved godal salesman, will
have charge. We understand that :: it
is the intention Of Mr.. GeisSse| .ta han
die complete line Of agricultural ma
chinery. Agencies will also I've essab
lished ut Royaiton and Two Rivers.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
The Grsue ivIl,e F'ia,.s NJ lila

Grave q ,eisefulet hare been ,raesasssr
unfortunate ills fill about On srssiag'
their lsrssetno i milf son Piafta liver yer
!. at Gravelsille. During tie Ear Isy I,art
1of the season.tlle water in the stream,
was unusually low and the mill could
be run only q part Of The time, and
! about three weeks.agosa dam was built
4 aeross the stream twenty miles above
the. mill which put an almost entire
stop to the .fow of water III the river.
The dam was built by men in the em
/ ploy ofN P.Ghrk, and i is htteneie}
TO reserve enough water to bring the
lloGs ont with. a rush in the spring.
but It's construction was Of great damage
! to Grave! & Go,,let. Uadcr: the cir
rcumatances however tile mi|Iers had
to dt' one. oftwe, things: either let the
mill lie idle,during the NEST profitable
! season in the year, or provide steam
power. 1t wac decided to do the !at:efr
and last week they purchased ana r.
moved the engine and boilrr hereto
j fore u~ed ID the sash, door and bin:
factory IN this place and everything
will be in working rider aid mil
running ON fill timszT within two
wee Ks. The. engine house iss being
built between. tn; mill and water
wheel, and the power from the engine
will he connected with main shaft *
tending from: the water wheel to the
: mill. The ruillsl.as @een manu- rsct,,r-
ing for ship,nentt'se finest grades of
fljur, and has supplied a heavy de-
mand from the lumber camps for fl ,rr
and feed besides doing an immense
amount Of custom work for farmers.
TURNER'S have also generally received
a higher price for wheat there than
! WAS pail at neighboring r,,ilr:,sd sta.
tons, and we are pleased to ANNOUNCE
that the mill will soon be running
again.
George O. Goulet, brother of r. X,
) mop owns a one third int crest in the
firm property at Gravelville, having
purchased an 'qut in crest fr IN each
, Of the two ORIGINAL members; and the
firm is TOW mach stronger financially
than before. 1t is their intention to
erect a new and larger saw mill next
season on the site ofeheir.present one
SO that they will BE- able to supply the.
: heavy loc'! demand, II. thing whict.
has heretofore been impossible.
gI" Wh.n nature's green mantle is fast
disappearing, ard trees are losing 'hei'
bri''i'n' fol ayr. il is pretty sure sign
; that winter IS closirg 90 l,s and would
greatly t'nd 10 siepreSs. 'anr spirits was j.
not ;or the as=ur nc that u, Rich tr)
i'ro>.' can he and u com ,,le,~ stock ~
fall md winter ;rn,t :. R,- yt,.,.r and III
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30

stationery land fia,bk ' ri III tinds ii
:. Gi&.->.>S5. rurptE y GHURoHAL,s:
From East IL tie Fails. =, !.
- East Little Falls. November2ss: !:
[ a girl was born ut Edward Wet.
inore's on November ~ in tho town Of
Buchanan rs ss.> sss. s.ss. ~.
There is lots Of lumber hauled by
here from Logan & Mi'es'nill At Roy
Ait,n. 5.=4 4sz se;..z. s s:
Roya!ton il now the boss heat mar
ket. and the receipts are about 1000.
bushels per day ts,s Z 81. )
Thomas Lamb OFF luck IN, j, Who lost
/ hissarm by . gu.l 3ssi,ot wound last 4pin-
MGR, is dong finely and gsssinx
ar.,llnd again, S.
. Tnersswill nets be ~ much luml,er-
ing on Il iaman BRONX this niintsr IS
last a.
Times will be- rather duh hsrst his
win;e rt,n account ofthe light busins 90
sinluIn;.sring ID tIsiiss. vicinity
fs..rrDWs, The lum Isrnan "a al,
Hilman brook 4 been improving t.e /
river tile fall in order to- drive llo.ss|
easier next spring.
81 We had'a big pr.siris hrs out here re-
Gently; il started near Roy, ton and
burned neaTly thrsu.h the town off
Buck, several stables and over
100 toms Is hay were burned
lime; plaster md celnsat d
ss BIZ n Z.
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will givr instructions in vocal music.
reaching AIRY part 70 new, Tie ginners or
those more advanced, either single. Or in
Glasses. Call =, my residence. .
Mrs L.. PhRIEY.
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Ladies'!

For III" nex' sixty days /, vii! Sc
Millinery go IDS at Greatly Reelu"tt
Prices. i have the finest stock in thi
vicinity. and il will t'e Tor you. intr,es
+" imprnve this opportunity. Cal an )
see for yourselves, : MRS ',pER1EY
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FARM To G,E.,T (

have 80 acr,.s f gsa'o' 'stn,ing 1an,,
l.. n town of Swan Rivrr, 35.acres hiokt.u
Two good wells, Il g"t,d, finished ~hnust.
stables granary and orHllou.es. Also a
,0 OF Turning utensils. Will sell =,
reasonable figure for cash.
.:-:>u. C. w. LAK1N.
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]. ! 90 ] 600 { !
iOO. 600 b,iek for u sIe It s5 .' S'sz
u fAuRINs 8 MEDYED's:

Workman, Posi, g q r viii
hereafter hold rs meeting On M first.
St'nr.tav n eacl, month III !, III
Tire aflerslos,r and on the third SAT urllay1
10 each mon, Ia fles,, yening.
B. TurrLK Comnlandart.
&, Il. y I.lsi1 II q jjldt4nt