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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26

A BLACK ghost with white feet Was
recently seen in Bellefonte one night
which greatly sgitated those who wi wit.
messed the strange phenomenon. The
apparition was strange manifestation
of some invisible power, and equals the
recent cases of Berks county witchcraft.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26
TIRED ALL OVER.
What Rested and Refreshed y
Weary Man in Memphis.

"No, it never amounted to an acute pain, but
continued to be dull weary ache in the small
of my back, writes Mr.. James Thomas, OF No.
80 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. "This was
an old experience, and life became dull music.
| was tired all over, with pain in the lower
Recently tried one of BENSON'S CAPCfNE
POROUS PLASTERS and was decidedly re-
lieved within twenty-four hours. 1t may have
been Providence that did the work, but l give
the credit 10 Benson's porous plasters." Mr..
Thomas reverential idea does him credit, but
Providence works by agents, and among them
Benson's plaster ranks first as an external rem
edy 1t acts quickly in relief and healing, and
renders life better worth living. Price % cents
Look in the middle of the plaster for the word
CAPCINE. Ask your physicians about it.
.Seabury & johnson, Chemists, New York.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26
Farmers Look

To YOUR own interest aud don't cay stain
drill iii YOU sec the FARMERS FANOkl IE:
Double distribution AND grain reeder. fo1co feed
grass seedsr, and double cAst-steei rev@fslble
SSoirts S.coI eyiot,ees C;rsss seedcr either
behind or before For sale by Wm Crookshenk,
Sarversyille, Butlor Co. Pa apiou
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26


Dcfendant's Attorney.
Vanderlin, T. and MsQ.
Thompson & Son.
Thompson, Walker h Scott
Thompson & Son.
Walker and Eastman.
AcQuistiou and Lyon.
K Z Scott.
W ID Brandon.
Same.
'Jcha VI Greer.
Riddlc ard Graer.
j NJ Galbreath.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26

Plaini5i.
Ezekiel Dougherty.
Patrick VI Boyle.
Nary A Wilson ct al.
j " Leighner ct al, Ex'rs.
Butler Water Company.
Nancy D Kelly.
Mrs. Mary u. Muntz.
IsabellS Swan.
Same.
L L Aiken, Admir-.
David McGillan.
DR. ; III Matheson.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26

Mr.. HENRY WoLFoRD, of Slippery
rock township, brought to our office
and presented us, on Wednesday OF the
Fair. sack of the finest peaches and
plums we have seen or tasted this year
They were grown upon the well culti-
waited farm of Mr.. Wolford, and he has
onr thanks for the present.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26

GOVERNOR PATTIsoN is heartless and
cruel enough to tell the men. .bers of the
Legislature that, if any of them think
they should have no pay, they need not
draw any from the treasury. In other
words, that there is nothing to compel
them to draw pay for doing nothing.
No resolution, he thinks, is needed in
the matter.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26
Defendants.

I Dcfenddats.
,E A Murtland.
r Jenning.
Alfred Pearce ct al.
Isaac y Beishley.
Borough of Butler.
" u Kelly.
p & W r l. Co.
Michael Finer ct al.
Martha Matthews.
Lucinda Brennimer.
,Jc hn Naizeland.
j VI Greer ct al.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26
HENSEL BEGS FOR AIMS.
The Democrats Chairman Make:
Plaintiff Appeal for Money
to garry the Election.

J
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lS.-For sew
eral days Chairman Hensel has been
sending out the following personal
appea,n to Democrats throughout the
state to send him money to aid in
carrying the election. IIa evidently
regards the situation as dangerous, and
this is his last bold resort to thwart
the wish Of the people
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26
Union Woolen Mills.

Iwould desire to call the attention of the
pnbiic to the Union WooIen Mill, Butler, Pa.
where have new and improved machinery for
the riGnu.sGtyfe o.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26
Republican State Ticket.

For Auditor General.
B. NILES, of Tioga coun
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26

Prothonotary's Office, Sept. 2j, 1888.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-26
OIL CLOTHS!

NJ. N. GREER, Prothonotary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-29

Hostetter's St0m.
acn Bittels gives
steadlness to the
nerves. induces Z,
healthy, natural
flow Of bile. pre-
vents cOnstiDe3ion|
without undu)y.
lslrsing the b0wels.
gently stimulaaaa|
the circulation ~
by promoting avia
OrOus condition &
the physical sy
te,u, promotes al
that cheerfulnod
which 10 the true
indicst' ON Of . wol
balanced cOnditlc
Of al the aniulj
powers.
For sale by 81
Druggiats and Oeo11
ers generally.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

Samon, the triple butcher of Laconia, n.
IT., contesses TO being the murderer of
James Ruddy and child and Mrs Ford.
Samon says he killed Mrs. Fond at 8
o'clock on the morning OF the Sd lust. He
did mt attempt to out age her. She Was
billed in drut ken squabbie. Sac showed
signs or life about ten minutes, ana he at
Mpted to bring her to Il e. Failing, BE
became frigh,eucn, CO." pped her body, put
it into " tiuuk, started off 10 dispose of the
body, emu carried it to Ruddy's house,
where he was somewhat acq tainted He
thea left the trunk IN front OF the house,
Where 1t remained two hours. He took il
into the house about dark, and during the
might became nervous and could not sleep.
sWhsnsit gas near morning, and he had Eo
FfGp rortunity to- ri D .se Of the body, he con-
s9Ciuded upon tbs plan otkiiiing thetRuddy
family and burning the house, thereby de,
stroying EVIDENCE of his guilt.
] AT Springfield, Tenn, negro boy, Pete
Jones, confined in jail for carrying concealed
weapons and attempted rape, was found
Horribly niangIed on the h9or of the cor
ridor, his head mashed 10 jelly. The only
other prisoner was Earnest North;ngtor, a
white man, desperate character, charged
WITH steaIing mule. $1*H-tz1&
An old Frenchman Of disreputable char
act +, known as Msrgele siiah, was shot
dead Eve mites from Camp cell ON Dec. LIST.
I HE was attacked la his claim shapty. and
under1p3g To escape. when he was shot iii
The back, and ais neighbors who heard the
firing found him dead on the prairie.
B young man an i an irate husbs,d hsd
AZ exciting race down Superior strset On,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
PITH OF THE NEWS.
Washington News Notes.

d Telegram from Washington says that
last summer Henry NJ. Poor, compiler Of
che Railway Manual. became satisfied that
cencealng large floating Indebtedness. and
that the stock must suffer heavy decline
He formed syndicate al d sold the stock
secretly to the amount, it is said, of 10000
shaIes The stock was above 80 and went
below 40. The profits were in the neigh
borhood OF 1900, 900. l. e. ~
Senator Edrnunas is preparing postal
telegraph bill, which he will submit to the
senate soon after congress meets. His idea
is to have trunk line, connecting the cap
itals of the various states with the national
ca pitai as main center, and then have
the lines III the states radiate from the state
capitals to the reading pestoHces. He is op-
posed to the purchase Of any of the existing
lines.
The president has appointed Edward
Farley collector Of internal revenue, second
district of Kentucky. vice Crum baugh, sus-
pended, and David Henry Cuthbe1t post.
master at Helena, Mont,
Secretary Folger has designated Portland,
Org, and Port Townsend, as ports at
which imported N merchandise can be shipped
in bond transit through the United States
and British possessions.
The publication of the pension list at Wa
tertowp, N. Y, shows several pensioners
dead a year or more One woman drew a
pension in the name of her dead mother.
Postoffice hanges--Postmas'e rs commits
stoned: Frederick Vasper, Neche, OAK; AL
fred e. Bailiff, Bloomington, MINI.
The Washington Capital says ex-senator
Ferry of Michigan was vjcum OF opium.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
Nomination of Carlisle for Speaker

l..
The democratic caucus OF the National
House OF Representatives was held on Sat-
urday night, and jain G. Carlisle of Ken.
lucky was nominated by vote 100 to So
tor Randall and 80 for Cox. Gov. Curtin
moved Cd the part of Randall to make the
nominations unanimous. and Mr.. DOES I'll.
mer did the some for Mr.. Cox. Gov Cur
tin moved that con,mif tee be appointed to
notify MIR Carlisle of the action of the u
Gus, which was carried, and the chair ap-
pointed Messrs. Curtin and Cox to. perform
the duty.
Upon the entrance of Mr.. Carlisle to the
chamber of the house he was greeted with
applause. ona made a b1Ief, calm and tell
Cltous speech. He said;
Mr. Chairman aEd Gentlemen of the eau.
Gus: Your COM o,ittee has just notified me
Of NY unanimous nomination. to the off e
o. speaker OF the house of representatives
For,y-cighth congress, and I am here to
thank you very br1 fv and very earnestly
for the Confidence rep 'se6 in me. IT this
had Deeu mere contest between me and
either of those distinguished gentlemen
whose names, were mentioned IN Connection
with t'is nomination., should have had
men OF great ability, long experience, and
undoubed integrity. anu assure them and
their friends thu this contest Closes so far
as am concerned, without the slightest
change OF the friendly fers, nal rela
lions tnat have heretofore existed between
US Gentlemen, l trust you may never
have. reason to regret the action OF this
evening, and whenfthe labors of the Forty
eighth congress are closed, you Alay be
able 90 congratulate yoursely~o that no
material interest Of your party or the coun-
try has been iniuriously affected by nts ad
ministration of the office for which you
have nominated NE. In fact / may 20 a
step further and venture to exp ress the cor
fdent hope that every substantial interest
will be advanced and promoted By the
united Efforts Of the presiding oIficrr and
the Democratic majority MI the flor.
Such result will insure victory in the
great contests yet to come aud guarantee a
long lire of Democratic executives, with
the honest, economical administration ol
our public affairs. But you have We,
much other labor IL pei form, and again
thanking you for what yon have already
done, shall say no more.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
The Casualties OF the Week.

At Red Wing early on the morning Of the
2eth fire broke outin theFlower story Of the
Centennial block on Third street, occupied
as tailor snop by Henry Nelson and a
music store by w. II. Barculoo Il Co. In
the west half of the building was the Good
hue county Savings bank and Che law Of
fee of Hoyt & Akers. The second story
was occupied by DR.. F. A.. Williamson,
dentist, Benham & Hoyt, real estate, col
merit occupied BY Holt. In the third
story was the ball of the Scandinavian Re-
Ii association. The fire was first d'scov-
cred in an elevator connecting the basement
and first story in the back room of the tailor
shop. The total loss was about $4,000.
Governors building, one of the most inl-
portant blocks in Burlington, Iowa, occu.
pied by clothing firms, the American Ex-
press n.pany and large number OF Of.
hces was burned early or the morning of
tn Sd inst. Total loss, $5o.ooo; insurance,
$4,000.
Fred. Wittenberg, single man twenty
six years of age, was found dead ia. his
room at the Davenport house IN Winona,
on the morning Of the Och He had been
drinking hard, and the corener found that
be came to his death from the excessive use
of LIQUOR.
DR.. J. O. Gunsally, one OF the most prom
trent citizens ana successful physicians of
the Black Hills, was thrown from his Car
rage III Daadwood recently, fracturiDg his
skull. He lies at hotel insensible, and is
believed to be fatally injured.
Joseph Lath, working on the Duluth &
Eror Range railway, wandered into the
woods near Agate Bay while Intoxicated,
on Nov. 7, snd has not been found, al
though dilligent search has been made
Latest estimates place the loss by the
burned ~oo!en mills at Saxonville, Mass +,
at $50, 900. The mills, machinery and
stock were insured for $4,000
The enterprise block OF Mechanicsville,
Iowa was burned on the LIST. with several
stores, houses and stables. The loss was
$4,000, with $15, 600 insurance.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

luth, recantly the former IL but one gar
. nlent. The husband had found him In his
wifets bedroom. j ss.s : z:ss
Attica, Ind, ana county for milessaronnd
has been wild with excitement over the alb
duction and at empted rape of Miss Lizzie
Purviance, who taught school four miles
east of Attica. .s4s~ y. 49, d. E.
Issac Davis, farmer living near Youngs-
town, ILL.,. killed his brother James, in a
dispute over the division of corn crop,
Jointly owned by them. sa ~ #sst 4fsssS @#x
DR.. Flowers Of 1Wellsburg, Pa, killed
himself recently. His wife died suddenly
on their wedding trip.
William Frazee was shot ct Patterson, n.
J. by John Walker, after christening
party.
A watch ''stufer'' has been doing the
gu1leless of Winona.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
OREGON.
Melvin c., George. Ri
pennsylvania.

PEENsYLFANEA.
6HenEg 6 2sEhan 9 &,5;s Pit R4ora
3 Samuel J: Randall. ? Y Jacob n Campbell. :
Alfred G. Harmer. Rho William A. Duncan. D
5 Dane' Ermvntrous 8 % james q. Hopkins D
Hssr s,nith Bs Thomas Bayns
i D iSna p W. ooaae g s samuel Mer
Ghas n Brpmm GB y Samuel :, 1 B E,, A.
RHODE ISLAND.
l Henry J. Spooner. -. RI2 Jonathan Chace.... r
SOUTH CAROLINA.
! Samuel Dioble. ...-B|5 John tAemphill: d
5.S Wy e. h A;ksn :B E. w. H. na0kss.
.dad Rst; i nsax A aSa e.
$:s:ss }sss Il *:s":
Charles stfwast aT Eh6s o M1sr 1na
James +. jones'. p Roger q. Mill. J;
;;IiS W TS;SsE;aos;oo II s: 7: hsaha~
VERMONT.
John ". Stewart. .. RIG Luke 2. Poland. 90. r
VIRGINIA.
l Robt. NJ. Mayo. Mah|6 John r. Tucker. =. ID
Harry Libby .... .. Nah Y John Paul. Man
George D: Wise: =. D|s John S. Barbour. =: p
I Ben. s. Hooper: Mah|9 Henry S Bowen. Nah
5 George c. Cabell. ID At large, j. S. Wise. NAH
WEST VIRGINIA.
| Nathan Golf, Jr...... RIB John e. KeDna. d
2 William L. Wilson. Va Eustace Gibson. ID
WISCONSIN.
Iohn Winans.... DE Richard Guenfher. r
Daniel Fl. Sumner. PIX 9 bt NJ. Wnedwa ?
Petes " Dens'er. ...D|9 Isaac Stephenson. ...R
Joseph Rankin d
Totals-Dams., 1872; Reps, 1ls; Mahonitos,
lndependeuts, s.; Greenbackers, 2: vacancies toe
casioned by the death of J. I: Updesraf. of the
Seventeenth Ohio district, and Andrew S Heron,
Of the oiAtl Louisiana district 4. Total. 325
Democratic majority over Republicans. "a: Demo-
cratic majority over all, 81.
The following shows the political changes
that have taken place between the Forty-sav-
an'h and Forty cgnth congresses, the indie
penden1s and Greenbackers bling classified &C
;ordlng TO their party anttceden's and the
manner in which, they vo ed On party questions:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
Personal News Paragraphs.

Calvin Brice has purchased the old resi-
dence of William Il Vanderbilt on Fifth
avenue. and presented it to his wife. It is g
large square brown stone house on valU-
able corner on Murray hill.
Lieut.. Darlington finds equestrianism
more perilous than Arctic exploration.
His horse threw him at Washington on the
Both and damaged his knee.
The late Mrs. Charles n. Northam of
Hartford, Conn.,, left 100000 to Trinity
college and Hartford hospital, and $4,000
to religious organizations.
Maj. J. NJ: Bundy, editor of the New York
Mail and Express, ate his Thanksgiving din-
ner with his mother in Chicago.
Edmund Yates says 1atthew Arnold can.
not lecture and his American tour is a
failure.
New York's dead District Attorney Nc
Keen lett 5000 900.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
Foreign News Gossip.

On the 3)th inst, in the Old Bailey po-
lice court, London, began the trial OF
O'Donnell for the murder of James Carey,
the informer. ten. Pryor is mentioned in
the dispatches as appearing among the
counsel for the prisoner, though he will,
doubtless, not be allowed to take any part
in the proceedings. A jury was quickly OBJ
tained, owing to the fact that DO challenges
were made by the prisoner. Thus far the
evidence given has been the same as that
gwen in the preliminary examination.
London Cable: The English govern ment
is sorely troubled aEd perplexed over the
spread of the land League agitation, which,
despite the most strenuous eAlorts on the
part of the authorities, daily grows and in
creases in strength. The same as that which
has so long been source Of discussion be-
tween the landlord aud tenant in Ireland is
Eow ia active progress in sone section of
Wales.
vhe vast NJ +hammedan university at Cairo,
to which IL 600 pupils are sent from all parts
of the MJslem world, and which is the
principal seat If learning of that faith, has
declared against the claim of Ell Mahdi to
be the representative OF the prophet, and
ueuOunCeu nlW dS Ill AupoStof. Luis az
cusation, it is thought, cannot fail to great
~ lessen the invaders chances Of success il
bis ambitious scheme.
Emperor William, at reception to the
president and vice pres dents of the lowe,
house of the Prussian diet, expressed conf.
dsnce that the peace OF Europe will be
maint& lied.
Archbishop Colet of Tours, France il
dead. he was born at Aserardmer, Vosges
April 80, 1904. = =.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
Another Bad Week for Failures.

Bradstreet's Journal fu -nishes the follow
ing sTh re were 232 failures in the United
States reported Ito Bradstreets during the
past weeK-iour more than the preceding
week, forty more than sbe correspo d.
ing week OF 1882, and. seyenty-1ou more
THAI the same week of 1881.
s53 The Important firms reported embarrassed
were: May d. Mayer, wholesale cloths, and
John L. Fargo, artist and decorator, New
York The Merrill d5 Houston IRON Works
com pany, Beloit, Wis, Lion Brewing and
Bottling company and John LIGHTER, mall
ster, Denver.1 +.@--z =. r. =: s.$t !. +
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

Lafayette Cook, an old man living at
South Auburn, Me-, announced to his
friends two weeks ago that he should
die within q fortnight, and at later in-.
tervals referred 70 it. He prepared
himself for the coffin on Monday. though
apparently in usual health, ba Is his
friends good bye, stretched himself on
the lounge and passed into slnmoer
from which he never Weakened. BIS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
Death of Pror. Donaldson.

The many friends of Prof o. B. Donald
son, editor of the Alexandra Post, will be
panied to hear of his sudden death, which
occurred at O. clock on the morning of the
9th. At the railroad station, he dropped
dead on the platform. Prof. Donaldson
was born in Muskingum county, OHIO, Feb.
20, 1881. He graduated from the Ohio
Wesleyan university, and was successful
teacher in that state for twenty years. Dur
ing the war he e1ved as q Commissioned
officer in the United States navy. In 1866
he WAS admitted to the bar in Ohio. In 1868
he was cleo led professor Of rhetoric and
English literature in Minnesota State uni
vrrsity, opposition he held for five years. Ia
July. 1874, he accom- panied the Custer ex-
petition TO the Black Hills as Special cor
respondent of the Pioneer Press. La August
1875, he bought the Alexandria Post, land
has published that paper. from that time
until his death. He leaves wife and four
children z v.nA y,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

ys see hEsesRs A2e Z AsPss
Ia lr'wlsa Beach. 49,. Dl3Z Robert S. Stevens d
Is John J. Bagley. Dr.. Vs. Willard +. Rogers. D
l6 T. j. Van Alstyne. d IS Francis B. Brewer Il
Ii Henry g. Burleiah. dat large. H. ". Socum d
l Walter r. Pool. go. RIG Clement Dowd. . d
2 James L. O'H4ra. -. Ri Tyre York ........... I
Wharton J Green. |s Robert B. Vance. 2
S Alfred III. Scales. o. ID
Il OHIO. " %
John q, Follet., dig Aphonso Hart. 80. r
Isaac NJ. Jordan. Il rs George L. Converse. p
3 Robert Nd. Murray did George Nv. Gsdies d
BENZ, LIE Fevre. -. D Is Adonir'rn j. Warner. q
George E. Seney. D Is Beriah wilkins. . D
& William d. Hill .., ~ John. r. Updegraff. r
Henry l.. Mcrey. RIBS wm. Mckinley, Jr. r
ST. Warren Ike fer. .RllY Ezra B, Taylor. . 4
9James ). Robinson. R|2O David r. Paige -. u
10 Frank I'll. Hurd Dl21 Martin A. Fcran. y
IL j. w. Mccormick. Ri
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
IINNES0Tl NEWS

County School supnrintendents. : F s.
The State 81 uicationals department. furnishes
the following corrected list Of county supertn-
senden ts OF schools. Those marked were
elected in 1853, and will hold Office for three
years and one mouth commencing from yester-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07
TIL Question OF Terms.

Attorney General Hahn is constantly receiv~
ing inquiries il, regard to the terms of Office
of the recently elected county officials. He has
already delivered the following opinion, in
r.p:y to P: Fitz arick, county attorney of
mona county, which appl''s to all cases.
At his requ st it is printed i'll full:
AS to the superinlendents of schools, r hold in
pini"n this day given to the superintendent of
Virgin county, that these officers take their office
Dec l. as heretofore, because the resu1 of he
constitutional amendment CHAP. ?. Laws 1882
will not be ascert ned, nor the proclamation of the
governor be issued until after Jan. !, and the
amendment is not in force until these things are
ascer1aiued ard done. As to county lreasurers
different conclusion must be arrived at because
the result of the vote aud the proclamation Of the
governor viii, in the ordinary Of events. be
ascertained and made before the first Monday tf
January. 1884. If it shall appear that the amend
ment is adopted, all laws incousis*en with it will,
pro tanto, be imperative. and the clause in SAID
amendment providing that "all terms Of Office
shall terminate at that time" v'z the first Monday
Of January in each year will be the rule and guide
in the future, notwitbsan dinp ANYTHING in any Of
the laws of this State to the contrary. am, there
fore, of the opinion that the newly elected county
treasurers will take their Offices the first Monday
OF January. instead of the first day of March, as
heretofore.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

The suhjo ned table gives the States atfec .e,
by the reap ,,ortlonment of 1882, with the losses
and gains III the mum Der Of districts:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

George w. Cassidy. Dl 5#@z@ .= TTs#2sz9 So
NJ e & - NEwHAMpsHIEE So ~ "@'7"
I Martin a Hsynss ..RI y Ossian Ray. $500. r.
It IN 4ssgas as a4s NEW JERSEY s;Sss ~
4 Thomas II. Terrell ID 8 VIM w. Phelps. r
u D. Hart Brewer. ri & VIM. n J.. Fielder. D
8 John Kean. u I'll Z William McAdoo. u
H Benz. r. Howey . III .sES FL Wy :. Il
NEW YORK. pa @sss9 %5.z - AK
/ Perry Belmont. 10 Fred rs. Johnson. R
= Vim. j. Robinson. ID 8 Abram e Parker 3. r
Darwin James. RIO Edward Z. WemEle..D
~ Eelix Campbell. q. D|2l George w. Ray ..R
- Nicholas Muller. Dl22 Charles b Skinner. r
Samuel 3. Coz. Dl23 J. Thomas Spriges.. ID
Y VIM Dorbheimer. ID "a N w. Nutting. 5 &
John j. Adams. Dies Frank Hiscock $. :. r
s John Hardy. -. Dig Serene e. Payne.. r.
10 Ahram 81 Hewitt. DI27 8. ". Wadsvorth. r
a orlando =. Potter. Dl28 Stephen c. Millard n