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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-30

Mr.. G. L. VanDyne, Of Burton
agent for the Marshall VeHtilating
and Heating Company, was in the
city on Wednesday and sold q far.
mace to Rev. ID. w. Sharts.
The signs all point to decided
Republican victory in Owosso next
Monday. Let the ticket be made up
OF our best men, and the result will
not be doubtful.
Mr.. III. Wesener has returned from
New York. A large stock Of ne~
goods is likely to be the result of his
trip.
The spring term OF the Owosso
schools will open on Monday. Miss
Msgaw having resigned her position
as principal of the Grammar depart
ment, Miss Annie Gould has been Sc
lected as her successor. Miss M.
leaves on account of the serious illness
of her sister, who she will accompany
to Minnesota in search of health:
At the Parish meeting on Monday
evening at Christ Church the follow
ing named were elected vestrymen
for the ensuing year, viz: B. o.
Williams, Geo. E. Thomas, George
r. Black, H r Tooley, H B. Peter
son, E A. Todd, Geo. Clutterbuck,
and ]. H. Copas. The vestry organ
lied by electing Geo E. Thomas,
senior warden. Geo. r. Black, junior
warden, H. B. Peterson Secretary
and II. Copas Treasurer.
All interested should not fail to re-
memberthe library meeting on Thurs
day next at o'clock in the after
noon.
Bring in your Sewing Machines
and have them put in nice running
order by J. L. Decker, at Houses
Bakery Save them, don't give them
away. They ale not worn out.
Jessie Shattuck has nearly recover
ed from his recent severe illness, and
hopes to return to his work at Ann
Arbor, in the near future.
California dried fruits. extra
choice ! at Parker's.
The Michigan Farmer says: "Hon.
William Ball of Hamburg, Livingston
county, recently sold to L. w. & 0.
Barnes Of Byron, Shiawassee county,
the strongly inbred young bull Van
quish Airdrie I'D, by Duke of Dover
$4,000, out of Oxford Vanquish 9th,
by the a3d Duke of Airdrie Io,3o3,
grand dam Oxford Vanquish sta, by
imported Oxford Beau cd (3a,oIa),
g. e. dam imported Oxford Vanquish
4th bv Baron Oxford I'D, (73,376).
I've Duke of Dover was by Vanquish
Airdrie $4,000, and he by the a3d
Duke of Airdrie, I9,3o3. out Of i'm
ported Oxford Vanquish Ath, by Bar
on Oxford ed, (a3,s76) showing him
to be a very strongly inbred bull of
the Oxford Vanquish family, with two
crosses Of the a3d Duke Of Airdrie.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-30
DONATION VISIT.

On Friday evening the many
friends of Rev Seth Reed. pastor of
the M. E. church in this city, land
who is not one of them), gave him
liberal donation, the receipts being
just about $Ia5.oo, at Salisbury's
Hall. The attendance was large
the supper excellent, rejecting great
credit on the sisters in charge, out
the feature Of the occasion was the
speech of Rev. Reed, in which he
gave history of his first years
work on this circuit 81 years ago, and
of his first donation visit.
He said that when assigned to this
circuit by the Conference, then in
session at Marshall, the first thing he
did was 10 ride on horse back from
there, through an almost unbroken
wilderness, to Lapeer county to be
married. Being married he came to
his field of labor, and the only place
he could get for home was a log
house, containing only one room, on
the Lookinglass river, about two
miles south and little west Of the
present residence of H. Hartwell.
Alternate Sundays he preached in the
morning at Owosso and Perry, in the
afternoon at the residence of Mr..
Dewey in Owosso township, where
Hon. John w. Dewey now lives, and
at the Gale school house in Benning.
ton, in the evening at the Castle
school house and at the Kellogg
school house, both in Bennington.
He saio his first son, the present
genial editor Of Maple Rapids Dis
patch, was born in that log house, and
that DIR. Parkill, of this city, was the
attending physician. Here he paused
and then asking that son to arise,
introduced him to DR.. Parkill, re-
marking that the first time he saw
rhe boy he was introduced to him by
DR.. Parkill. In his speech he told
some amusing anecdotes, one about
some bears, which to be appreciated
must be heard; words with pen are
entirely inadequate to describe the
scene.
Abiding to that first doLation
given him 81 years ago in that little
log house on the Lookinglass, the
following story is told by DR..
Psrkill. He says that one room was
literally stuffed with people, among
others young man with his sweet
heart, buxom back wood settlers, who
ate supper as only such can. Hav-
ing had his supper, our hero obtained
Of DR.. Parkill loan of ten cents,
which he donated, but which loan he
has neglected to pay until this day.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-30
RUSH.

The Republicans of Rush are in
vitcd to meet at Detwiler Hall, Hen
derson. Friday, March 80, at one
O'clock in the afternoon, to put in
nomination candidates for township
officers, and transact any other bust
ness that may properly come before
the meeting. Alb. CRANE,
Chr Com.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-30
GARD or TIA NKg

The undersigned return their sim
cere thanks to the many friends
whose trienship was Illustrated so
pleasantly on the occasion of the
donation visit, March a3d.
Owosso, March s6, '83. S. REED,
MRS. S. REED
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-30

II. w. Parker has large lot of
canned fruits, way down. !
We have a quantity Of first class.
extra four rowed barley seed for
sale. Enquire of A. McHardy or
{. Hubbard & Son, Bennington.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-30

Tanning mill for sale cheap, or ex.
change for anything l can use.
/. A. ARMSTRONG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Nttnt1tter GAG.

S'Sonnell gum Sobe bur9 BEN Strane
uerurtbeilt, ben er am Il. 5. 90. erleipen
ioa. 0amit lit Die @'ere9tisfsit aeiii6nt
unb elm weiteres Seiipiel gegeben, pobin
Die llmtriebe sebeimer geieli6aften fibs
rem.
Sn Ggnpten oanert bic Sunit Dor Dem
fall3en Tropbeten fort. Die @arniionen
beiertiren unb bic SeuOlferlns lit fanatie
iirt. Die Na6ridt, baB Sits Sai6a's
Hieberlase ni9t 10 uerni6tenb mar, ais sus
crit 9emelbet purbe, bat iib ni6t beitatist.
Mosli6erueile pirb gnslano nit bem
yiali9en gropbeten" bdrtere &dmpfe gu
beiteben baben, ais lestes Sabr NIT 2lrabi
gaida. 0ieiem selans es nod ni6t, Sen
Geli9ionsfrieg ;u entflammen unb aae
slnbdmser 0eubamebs gum Sample sesen
bic rGbritenbunbe" an3uipornen. gber
biirfte bies 81 Mubbi sslinssn, unb
bann wiirben ii9 Millionen Streis
ter unter bic CRIME SABINE bes gro.
pbeten itellen, benu ieber uOlidbriss frissss
tii6tise Mubamebaner lit gum 8riessbienit
uerpfi6tet, iubalb Der III. aries" protIas
mirt tuiro. @ie Seuidredenidwdrme
wiirben bic Streiter berbeiitr6men aus als
len 2dnoern guropas, 9liiens unb 9irifas,
mo man nod beim Sarte pes Yropbstsn
i6port.
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Bic Sotj6att.

Sbi6on Die Yotibaft bieieS Sabr nidt
grade Die 9anse banbwurmartige 9dnse bies
ier Socuments bat, 10 1T iie bod nod aus
sepebnt semus, I'm san5e spei Seiten pies
les Slottes gu fiillen, ein 9taum, ben mir
ibr ndt wiomen tSnnen, unb aud nidt
brau6en, ba Der sanSe Sinn ii9 IN bsbsuz
tenb seordnsterel Sorm senau senug wis
bsrseben ldBt Der 9lnians pirb wie se.
brdu9li6 nit uniern 9erbdltnilien gu Der
iibrigen gSelt gena9t. gSir erfabren, baB
peri6iebene goniulars II. SanoelspertrGge
semadt wurOen, bic @ren,e swii6en Mss
rifo unb ben Ser. Staaten resulirt werben
nnb Der in 1885 ablaufenoe Siibereipers
tras setiinbist worben lit, Sn snersiihen
Worten pirb seSen bic paupereinlpanSes
runs aus England unb Srlanb proteitirt.
Die Soti6aft iast uns benn au3, baB in
Sranfrei1 bas amerifanii6e S6psinefleii6
wieoer gu ieinem &e6te setommen lit, ub
bab S6ritte pon bieiiser Seite sei6eben
iinb, I'M bas Yerbot Der giniubr amerifas
niI6en S6weinefleil6es audi in Osutids
lamb auibeben gu la6sn. Der Yrdiibent
bielt bic slnselesenbeit 10 pidtis, bab er
cine la6peritanOise Gommiiiion Sur Inter
iu6uns srnannte, fir beren ge,abluns Der
GOnsreB Gorge gu trasen sebeten pirS.
@ir eriabren, baB 9lnitrensunsen pon Seis
ten Der &ssierllns sema6t perSen, nm bic
9inoerniie, bic llnierm Sanoel nit Guba
unb porto 0fico I'M SSese lteben, we9,us
rdumen. Dem uon Der S6lpsi, aussee
samsenem Sori6las sur S9aiiuns inter-
nationaler S3iebSseri6te bat bic biesieis
tise &esierlrms lire 5ultimmuns sessben.
Der Yraibent bebt unisre innisen Ses
siebunsen gu MerifO beruOr, tbeilt nit,
bab bic @rensreseluns pom 0tio grans
be bis gum Stillen Ocean seomss
trii9 permeiien iei unb Bios bic Steine
,u ieben bleiben, wosa Der GOnsreB INN
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gefesrap6if9e 9epef6em.
Oeuti d I a II ;.

Berlin, 5. 0es. Die Hesieruns 1T
sur 2lufnabme elmer neuen uierprosentiaen
alnleibe pon %, ,3s7 ,0sO Mart ermG9tist
woroen.
Berlin, 5. 0es. Der Sberfirdens
ratb bat ben Sofprebiser StSfer aufssfors
bert, ii6 entweoer aller !6esereien sesen
bic Suben ;u entbalten, ober iein 9lmt nies
bersuIesen.
Sn Der Debate bss prsubii6en Mbse.
orSnetenbaules iiber ben llntrag auf gnts
iibruns Der ssbsimsn sbitimmnlns BEL ben
Qanota9ss unb @emeinbeuablen in EreuBen
befGmpfte Der Miniiter bes Snneren, ..
Eutttammsr bte Yorlase nit Dem Semers
fen: Die Gesierilns babe ii6 iiber bic
gSirfung Der sebeimen gbitimmung BEL
ben &ei6stasswablen setdui6t umb srpdse
besbalb, Oh iie Dem gunbssratbe bic Nbs
i6aiiuns oieies @ablipitems fiir ben &ei6ss
tag empfeblen iOlle.
SaS Hei6stasSmitglieb Ybilipps, Ges
batteur Der Solts;eitrns, bat BEN Soiprs,
bigger Or. StOfer wegen beien 9leuBsruns
gen iiber Die liberale Yreiie gum 3lpeitampf
bsrauSseforbert. StOder bat Die Nnnabme
Der Serausforberuns nit 0tiitii6t aui ein
seiitli9es slmt abgelebnt.
Berlin, I. Oes. Der tatbolii6e
| Sii6of blum uon Simburg 1T bur6 tais
ierli6en GrlaB besnabist uno in ben Gjss
nuB ieiner gintiinite wieOer ein9eiebt wOrs
ben.
| Eei6slanb.
Wtee, 5. Ses. Der faiierlidbe Statts
balter uon GliaB: sotbringcn D. Ntanteui,
iel bat ben Ssi9lu6 ser Se;irfS.Scriamuts
lung pon Sber; gliaB, mel6er ben @es
brau6 Der frans0iii6en Sprabe in ben
Serbanblunsen Der TerIammling seitattet,
fiir ni6tis erfldrt, neil Die @erlammlun9
III oieiem Sei@luiie ibre Sefusniile iibers
i6ritten babe.
OeitreiS I'm sarn.
9Iien, 4. Ses. Der &ei6sratb 1T
beute 3uiammen setreten; pas Budget fiir
1884 wuroe por9eIe9t. gS icblieBt nit
einem Deficit uon 5000, 900 g,ulSen ab.
Selsten.
Sriiiel, ben 6. Se;. Oas @ebaus
De, in benz bic Rammen ibre Situns abs
balten lit IN SranSl Der SitunSsIaal
beS Senats ilt III 9tuinenuno bic 9lmtsitus
ben bes Minilteriums oes 9luswdrti9en uno
bes Oiisntli6en llnterridts iino itart be-
i6dost a!tebrere Yerionen wurben pers
lest. SpGter marc beri6tet, baB bas
Seuer unter Sontrole lei. Ofebrere @,res
naoiere wuroen bur6 fallenoe Wauern qes
tOptet. 0tan slaubt, baB baS Seuer in
Der Suppel beS @ebGuoes entitauo. Die
| Seputirten 8ammer mar in Sisung ais
baS Seuer uSbra6. Die Sibiotbet
brannte nit pielen ieltenen @erten aus.
Sriiiel, 7. Ss,. Die 6euerlusbr
beipriet nod fortwabreno bic 9tuinen oeS
absebrannten Sbeiles bes YarIamentss :
bdlSes. SAT- alle auf Die llnabbGusistetss
grtlGrun9 Selgiens besiisli6en llrtuneen,
oarunter Die Original SSeriaiunsssl sllrtuns
be, linp perbrannt. Der S6aben belGuft
| li6 auf ~ ,000, 900 6raucs.
Spanien.
Wabrib, s. December. Der beutibe
&ronprins 6riebri6 gSiIbslm unb bic Mit.
glieosr Der ipanii6en 80nissfamils pobntem
Der Seeridau in Garabandsl bel. absnSs
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pnlitirdje RmnaItban,
Snlano.
GongreSperb

9lm Wfonta9, ben 3. 3. Wt., um 2 llbr
Mittass, warb Der GonsreB nit ben ses
p0bnli6sn 6ormolitdten er0iinet. $. O..
Carlisle uon 6entufp purbe int
&eprd rdlentantenbauie nit l9l
Stimmen gum Spre6er ermdblt. Der
&epublifaner Seifier erbielt ll2 unb cine
fleine QnSabl ftel auf anoere @eietseber.
0tatiirli6 bebantts ii6 Carlisle fir Die g5re
unb ueriprad, bes idwierisen 2lmtes mad
&edt uno gere9tisteit Su walten. Die
Weitslieoer, beren Site Sweiielbaft waren,
meloeten ii6 unb wurben ibre 9lngelesen>
beiten ben betrehenSen Gomites iiber,pieien.
slm Oienitas sns bic Yrdibentenboti9ait
ein, bic mir al anberer Stelle i'm 9lus,uae
mittbeiIen. Der Sob pon 81. s. Sopn.
BON pon sllabama parb anse;eist uno bas
Sais uertaste ii9 bis Wsontas in bieier
@o6e.
Senat. Der praiibent pro temp.
rief Den Senat sur Srbnuns. Die Sena.
toren Bed, Someu, Gullom, Oolpb unb
Serrp lesten ben glmtssib ab. Der Yrdiis
bent unb bas &eprdientantenbaus wurbsn
bena6ri6tist, baB Der Senat conittuirt
iei. Gs sinsen slei9 cine Maile @eiets
antrdse elm. g8ir beben nur einise Der
wi5ti9ften bsrpor: elm neues gfegers
i9utseiet, @eiet sur Grri6tuns zines
neuen g Poittele9rapen; betreiienb
Notenaussabe Der Nationalbanten bis ,u
90 Yrosent bes Martts itatt gtenns
wertbes; Sewillisuns bon so Millionen
Dollars gu SduI3wedem; peniionir,ns
Der SoIoaten, Die in iiiolidsn @sfdnsniis
len friesssefansen waren; &eseluns Der
gfa4folse ber grdiioentidaft, @eiee gum
@ioerruf Der 9anbi6entuns Der gtorb gas
eificsSabn. Die Botidaft bes Brdiibens
ten paro perleien. 9osan's Reiolution in
gesus auf bic i4nelle gollenOuns bss ars
ienals in &od Sslanb marb ansenommen.
Mebrere Bills wuroen einssbra9t, perfal,
lene GilenbabnlGnbsreien wieber in ben
Wearft su brinsen. Sir uorldmiise Grbeis
ten am Wtarplanb q Selaware Canal limb
cine WtilIiom Dollars bewllist wprpen. Gs
sin9en mebrere 9emcini6aitIi6e &eiolutios
men elm, um Soridld9e ;u Nmenbementen
sur Contribution III MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
preiie Ger 2ln,eieen.

Sober 3ou Der Spalte per Sabr.. /. $500
6 Wonate. $1,000
y 3 Utonate. 5 600
2Oeat Vott3en.
6iir ieoe 3eile grepier, ober oereu &aum, bas
er'temal 10 @ents, Die uGtbiten Wale Gents.
Seiratbs= unb Sooesan,eisen nit SpruA
$3.50, obne Spru9 $1.00.
Saspdrtiss aHseissn mhieu uorousbsiabIt psrSsn.
anjei9en far Hicnies, 9otteren, @jlfdspieIs
&C., Die oem geifts Der fatb. 6ir6e ;uwiber, fias
ben feline auinabme.
InSeisen ienbe man ipdteitens Mon,
tag Wforgen elm.
Job 2lrbeiten aller Dirt prompt un6
billis aus9efiihrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Song song, 5. Deg. Der 9lomi>
raj Beng 2)n Yin in 6anton bat bic iGmmtz
lt6sn ocrti9en 9lusldnSer Sapon benadz
ribtist, ecB Der gasbr,l6 Ses srisses spis
l9sn eblna nno 6rantrei9 nabe beuoyltsbe.
Gr siebt ale ibm Snr Ssriiisans ltebenSen
Streittrdfte su eanbe unb sur See gum
Sbuse pon Ganton suiammen. Gr erfl6rt
6rantrei6 fir iegeI6Isunisuns bssRrieaes
fur pnperantwortli9 uno forSsrt bic ns,lz
trdRn MS6te sur SeobA6t,lns Ser 0ers
tragsbsitimmunsen uub Ger 0orIdriften
beS SSlteuedts auf.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-09
Il LITTLE SAHIGE.

Maggie Mitchell's Presentation at the Ope-
ia House Last Evening-''LorIeo this
Evening.
Did h..ssory not record the cruel fate OF
Psyche in her vain efforts to discover the
secret of Proserpine's youth and beauty,
one would imagine that the charm had
been revealed to Maggie Mitchell, who ap-
peared at the Opera house last night in the
pristine youth and freshness of former days.
This charming actress possesses the gift
of perennial youth, both lin appearance
and action. She has all the grace and
sprightliness of twenty or twenty-five
years ago; her laugh is every bit as must
cal and her dramatic methods have under
gone decided improvement and change.
The performance was "Little Savage"
with Miss Mitchell in the title role and it
was witnessed by large and very fashion
able audience. The play is well adapted
to display the versatile dramatic genius
of Miss Mitchell and the support is very
even and good.
The plot is quite pretty and ingenious.
''Cora, the Little Savage" is left an orphan
in infancy, her parents being of the French
nobility. She is adopted by Baron, Mr..
Enos, and shortly before his death she falls
in love with Leon De Brulot," Mr.. R. F.
Russell, French scion who meets her
abroad.
The lovers are separated to meet again
in Paris, where stern old uncle has COM
manded his rakish nephew to marry. I'm
fortunately the maid ''Clairette," has a
lover and Leon" is enamored of his
first love ''Cora." At the eleventh hour,
"Derrille," in love with ''Clairette,''
impersonates "Leon'' and the marriage
is consummated. "Cora" dawns on the
scene and flies into passion at the sup
posed treachery of her lover. The young
people become sadly mixed up and series
of delightful situations follow. Finally the
deception played on the uncle is revealed.
Cora" becomes rich heiress and all par
ties are reconciled. The performance was
enjoyable throughout.
Tonight ''Lorle'' will be given.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-09
NICoLAY,S AUCTIONS.
r ARGE REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE

7 ARGE REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE
IL OF very valuable business lots in lower
town. fine residence lots on st. Anthony Hill and
Dayton's Bluff, as follows: One lot on Cedar
street. between Fifth and Sixth Streets lots l, q,
8, 4, and 6, block 81, in Kittson's addition; lot
Is, block 81, corner Oak and Sherman streets;
81 lots in Stones subdivision of lot of Hoyt's
Outlets; lot IS, block 2, Leech's Outlets, on
Prairie street, near Western and Pleasant ave
nues; Edgerton street, lots, A, B, G & D, lot
6, in Dittman's subdivision of lot 5, adjoining
Beaupre & Kelly addition; so lots in Weide's
subdivision of lots IS, rs and 80, of Will
kin & Hayward's Outlets; lots on Uni
versity avenue, including a splendid bust
ness corner; lot 9, block 2, Leech's addition;
block 5, Lafond's addition, lots 6, z, IL and IL,
block 8, Warren Winslow's addition; lots 9,
10, IL and II, block 80, Lyman Dayton's addi-
ton on Dayton's Bluff. ALL these valuable lots
are in desirable locations, and will be sold
at auction Wednesday, Feb. Il, 1888, at 1880
a. m, at A. K. Barnum's spacious Office, No.
"a East Third street, near Cedar, on very liberal
terms Sale positive to the highest bidder, Of
fering great opportunity for safe and profta-
BILE investments. For full particulars apply at
our Office, No. 81 East Third street.
A. K. BARNUM, Agent.
a. 81. NICoLAY. Auctieneer. S9-45
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PERSONAL.

Hon. R. l.. Frazee, Frazee City, is at the
Merchants.
Hon. Leon Houde, Little Falls, was one
of the legislative callers yesterday.
Messrs. H. M. Hamilton and T. Scatter
good, Mankato, are at the Merchants.
Hon. Il. L. Baxter, Fergus Falls, is en-
Toying the Inequalities of the Merchants.
E. S. Conklin and wife, Winnipeg, were
among yesterdays arrivals at the Metro
politan.
At the Merchants: Hon. Isaac Lincoln,
Glencoe; Alexander Campbell, Bismarck;
CHI. Morton, Montevideo; W Potter, Aitkin.
Hon, Kuute Nelson, NJ, o. elect from the
Fifth district, was visiting his acquaint-
ances in the Legislature yesterday.
Hon. Soren Listoe, receiver of the q. S.
land Office at Fergus Falls, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Grace, are in the
CITY. and yesterday were among the visitors
at the capitol.
Clarence H. Johnston, Esq, son of Alex
Johnston, ESQ.,, most promising young
artist. left last evening for New York,
from whence he will sail on the l4th for
Hayre and flying trip of Europe, Asia
and the Holy Land. on tour OF archltec-
tnral insnection. Mr.. Johnston expects to
complete his present tour by the latter
,art of lime. but contenplates return 6
Year hence for two years soiourn in the
localities merely glanced at on his present
tip. -,
Mr.. G. II. Whitney, Marshall, delegate
IN the annual meeting of the State Agrl
cultural society, does not often "get left
in ANYTHING he undertakes, but he did II
his attempt to get to st. faui IN .lnle ~ ~
the meeting. Trains not having Deen re
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J!
Montana.

Lots for sale at from $35 to 5000,
according to location. Plenty of
lots on main business street
(Front street, fronting the rail-
road track, at from $l35 to 5000
per lot. Will sell on time, 6 per
cent. interest. We make no re-
quirements as to building. The
N. P. r. r. Co. have it's machine
shops here, branch line to the
National Park and branch line to
it's coal mines; plenty of agricul-
tural and grazing lands in vicln-
ity, also coal, iron, silver and
gold mines, placer mines of Mill
Creek IL miles north, Emigrant
Gulch placer mines and Clark's
Forks mines on the south, lime
rock, clay, and pine timber in
abundance. Over three hundred
buildings contracted for to be
built this Spring. This is the last
new town on the line that will
amount to anything, SO catch on
before the rush there this Spring
and get the benefit of the "boom."
"a FOR SALE BY 81
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HEALTHIS WEALTH

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specific for hysteria, dizziness, commissions,
nervous headache, mental depression, loss OF
memory, premature old age, caused by over
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ery, decay and death. One box will cure recent
cases, Each box contains one months treat
ment. One dollar box or six boxes for 1--WE
dollars, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by us for six boxee, accom-
panied with five dollars, we win send the pur-
chaser our written guarantee to return the money
If the treatment does not effect a cure. Guar
anteee issued only by Lambie 4 Co., corner
Third and Wabashaw streets, St. Paul, Mimi,
s-s by Nil promptly attended to.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION

TT OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL 4 will sell at Auction at the residence.
No. 1872 Summit avenue, on Friday, Feb. 8,
commencing at 10 a. M, lot of Fine Furniture,
consisting of two Fine Bedroom Suits, in Light
Library Table. one Elegant Lounge, Easy
Chairs, Elegant Dining Chairs, Chiffoneirs, one
Horseshoe Hall Mirror, one square Oak Frame
Mirror, one Black Walnut Desk, one Fine
''Ashworth'' Dinner Service, one Fine French
Marble Clock, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
one Aladdin Coal Stove, Nickel Plated; one
'sWindsor'' Cooking Range, Crockery, etc., etc.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
&c. Auctioneer.
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Judge Simons yesterday fled two deci-
sions, the decision being the same in both
cases, that it will be important that people
having real estate should read and remem-
Der. In December, 1876, Samuel D. Lord
purchased certain tax titles to property
in west st. Paul. Suit was brought by
Walter 81. Sanborn against Lizzie Cooper
and Samuel D. Lord to recover the prop
erty. The first legal point established
by the decision, and which settles the mat
ter, is as follows;
That no action having been brought to
set aside or test the validity of said tax
sale, made December 16, 1876, within five
years from the date thereof, the title of
said purchaser, s. D. Lord to said lot seven
of said block two, under said tax sale, be-
came absolute and cannot be questioned,