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IIOU }TON,
Shot him In the Shoulder. blade Houston
Rs a New Distrlbuting Point.


as a New Distributing Point.
HousroS, May ls.-Ispecial. To-day
Alfred Bolton and John Terry, Young men
about Is years old, went tblackterrying, and
while practicing shooting with pistols.
Bolton shot Terry in the shoulder blade.
The ball cannot be extracted
and II is thought Terry will
die. Bolton surrendered. but was
released, as the shooting was undoubtedly
accidental.
The Houston Post will tomorrow edito.
rally say The Texas Press Association,
which Is now assem- bled at Dallas, would DO
well to consider our advantages and en-.
deavor to have the distributing point
located at Houston, for reasons which
the following facts will suggest. Gal
weston is situated on an island and
can be reached only by telegraph
wires strung on one set of poles, where II
one pole breaks, Communication Is totally
interrupted. She has nine wires running
through the Houston office and the coast
iogs make II difficult to work these indie.
pendent of the storms which now and then
prevail and other interruptions which oc
cur from time to time. She is isolated from
the world and can get only what Is sent
from other points. On the other hand
Houston is centrally located. Instead of
two railroads she has ten. Instead OF nine
wires working in one direction, she has
twenty radiating In all directions OF tue
compass. There are no atmospheriCal in
terruptions such as are found so difficult to
work through near the coast, and II the
telegraphic routes fail In two or three d.
reclions, there is still other routes over
which news can be transmitted, while, as
before stated, Galveston has only one route
and that failing. We are not disposed to
be unreasonable IN the matter, but looking
at II from business standpoint we think
that the facts show that our interior papers
could be served with press
reports from Houston with greater
certainty and with less delay than
Galveston. SO far m the past is concerned
IL makes little difference, as we have dis.
patches dhect from 81. Louis, and oilen
have them IN type before they can be re-
uorted over interrupted wires 10 Galvest On.
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Things Look Very Promising for Firc-
works at ST. Petersburg.
First Steamer Horror Of the Season
Is Appalling.
The Graniie State Burns TO tho
Waters Edge,
And Grim Death Claims his Inevitable
Tribute.
An informer Busily Taking Notes In
Scotland Yard.
Other Interesting TelegraphIc ,Clleks.

NEW loRK. May is.-Tspeclal Money
q to 8 per cent.
Exchange A 81 to4Ss.
Governments little lower.
Railroad bonds active and lower,
Denver Il Rio Grande consols declined n.
Texas 4 Pacific Rio Grand iirsts, 4,
Missouri Pacific consols, 81.
Stocks active and unsettled.
Denver & Rio Grande, 47s,
Houston & Texas Central, 70.
Missouri, Kansas h Texas, 2ss,
MISSOURI Pacific, to lower; markell
breaking.
Wool--Few sales and prices unchanged
Bcsyes declining.
The American Express company nave
declared a dividend of 50 per share.
Fort Worth Il Denver June coupon, a..
will be paid by the Merchautiie Trust com.
pany.
NKw YoRK, May ls-[Press. l-(ov.,n
ments irregular; railroads irregular and ~
the main strong; state securities dull, Ten.
nessees 10 wer. ''"-
SHOCKS were ieverish and unsettled dur-
ing the forenoon. After 1880 thew
Ser Ssr' csnt stronger ier un,il ,hn sdvanoing 10
Central. The net result of last hou,p ~
business WAS an advance Of Ia 10 "a tbn %
latter for Pacific Mail, New York and NsS,
England, which sold at 80 SIS yes,s,dav
sold At 3 Lat last hsur OF TODAY Was.,.
fern Union, Lake Shore. Mi,sonSi
Kansas a Texas, Central Pr'
enc, Canada Southern. Chien.e
burlington n Quincy, Missouri Pscinc'
New York Central. Pacific Mail. 81. PAN
ana ana Texas q Pacific sold at the highest ir ior
hc hS uay in the last hour. being 4 to Ia above
T"r,a ~" c'G1s1,ng 11ag OF Thursday night. Alton 4
oe preferred was also lower. Trsnsac,,n.. na.
| $50 900 shares. '"n'"cuohs
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Martha Washington, and that She was
married legally TO said painter seven years
ago IN Louisiana, aud that she could prove
u oy producing child as the fruit OF the
said marriage.
Commissioner Paschal yesterday com.
pieted taking evidence In the great cotton
case OF Holisy vs. the United states govern
ment, in which millions OF dollars are
claimed for the destruction ofcotton during
the war, The dispositions are to be sen, TO
the trench- American commission In Wash.
lecton In order that the matter may be con.
sidered by them.
P.onics aud church soeiables are all the
rage jus, now.
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MILWAUKEE, May lS,--ln the interna.
tional convention of the Y. NJ. G. A., a
bitter discussion arose on the resolution
referring to the acceptance Of charter from
TIE state OF New York. itwas claimed the
centre OF population was further west and
that more western mer ought
TO be on the national committee
FINALLY President Colby suggested
that they join in prayer and ask aid IN soly.
ing the difficulty. Aher an hour OF deyo.
tional exercises the discussion was again
taken mp ana became more heated than
ever, but soon after noon the resolution was
carried.
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rsIsuRG
Disastrous Fire other Homo Happening,

Disastrous fire--Other Homo happenings
PtrrsBuBa, May lS.-[Special. IAN en-
glne was passing the platform at the Eas,
Line railroad depot to-day about . p. m.
when spark from II set the cotton on fire
lying on the platf orm and burned up about
700 bales OF cotton. The depot, the goods
and valuabes in the depot were saved ex,
cept one box OF bacon, but the entire house
aud platform around 1t were burned Ia
ashes. No other damnge was sdone.
The weather is warm and the growing
crops aic doing fine. There will not be d
large fruit crop In this section this season,
but enough to supply the demand,
W, X. Heath ana wife, Mrs. Bolton ard
Miss l.. Newsom lett for San Antonio this
week.
Buiiuess is dull.
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LAREDO.

shot by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS While
Iathing-Minor Matters.
LAREDO, May Is Especial l-Reliable In.
formation reaches here to-day that young
Mudd, one of the murderers Of the con.
tractor, Mr.. Wickland, in Mexico, was
taten from Jail and shot by the Mexican
authorities yesterday.
This evening, q young man clefking for
Thomas 0'Connor, OF New Laredo,
Mexico. while In bathing In the
Rio Grande got out Of his depth and was
taken with cramps and was drowned before
assistance could reach him.
The Office Of the Sidebrry Lumber com.
pany was entered last night, the safe blown
open aud robbed Of 500. There Is no clue
TO the robbers,
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ureery Bulletin from our Nsishporingyu
lage.
LANCASTER, May i7.-- Especial by,
'elephonel--"he town 10 almost deserted,
Everybody has gone to the smnseriest.l
We bad q line rain this morning. ~ VA
BADLY needed for the ground was getting
very hard. I'll 7-'
Mrs. Alice willenet, Of Galveston, VISIT
d our town last week, and 10 now q Dallas
tjoylng the Fist.
a couple Of our citizens engaged Ia I
lst.acuf Tuesday n'sht and HsfS roa lily
nn.rhed BY our sitirlsnt iustioo. =, Il,
lindsay, 10 The tune Of q sach. a
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M'KtNNEy,
Mun,eIpa, pu,,le-o,her Am,r..

MckIsSEY, May ls.-tspecial, Under
the law, the members Of the city council fix
the salary Of the succeeding board. One.
half the board Of this city is serving under
an ordinance giving them a salary, the
other half serving under one paying no
salary. In this latter class are two OF our
wealthiest and most influential lawyers
There is much amusement over the laymap
getting the better OF the lawyer.
Another hard rain fell this morning.
The meeting now being conducted by
Elders Falkner and Douglass, at the Chris.
tian church, is succeeding and will be con.
cluded next week.
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TYLER.
Festive Thief Comes TO Grief Dangerous
ly Ili-Ths Sable hail Men.

TYLER, May 49, Especial ! "A festiv,
coon, employed as domestic by l.. W
Flood, was jailed this forenoon for stealth,
n diamond ring from Mrs. Flood. Th,
same was founa, held as collateral security
by clothing house, and was promptly re-
covered.
Miss Mary Starley, daughter of DR.. s. r.
Starley, late of Corscana, is dangerously
III with pneumonia.
In the colored base ball match to-day th,
Palestine club won In nine innings. fots
score, 40 to &c.
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Iron Production,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 1s.-The rro.
duotion of rolled iron in Pennsylvania in
1852, was ,l23, $50 tons. a decrease of l3o.-
| $50 tons compared with 1881. The produc-
tion of Ohio is 1856, ,G60 tons, or 10, ,SSl tors
In excess Of the previous year.
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Point Breeze Races.

PHILADELPHIA, May lS.--Point Breeze
races Class 2;6o. was won by Boss II. IN
three straight heats; best time. 23il. Glass
2;3O, was won by st. Cleud In three straight
heats; best time, 2;20l. The free for all
was won by Edwin Thorn time 1888, 2:20,
GoAA ~ - q -
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Heavy Immigration

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May ls.-[Special. l.
The land commissioner of the Kansas
racihc reports an unususlly strong emf
grafton current into Kansas this wear as in.
u,cateu oy sales OF the land department OF
the company. Inquiries for cattle and
sheep ranches nre especially more numrr.
GUS than ever before.
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wHITEsBORO.

Preaching by an Eminent Divine Straw
berry FestivvL
WnirEsBoRo, May lS.-Dr. d. d. Ray, Of
tho hmsricsn Baptis. F!ag, preached here
last night aud to-day. 80
The ladies Of the Baptist church will give
. strawberry and ice.cream isstival 10.
night.
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The Dunn Trial.

CHICAGO, May lS.-SIate's Attorney
Mills began the closing speech in the prose.
culion OF Jere Dunn this morning.
AZ $50 tonight the jury in Dnnn's case.
Tor the murder of Elliott, the pugilist, re.
turned verdict OF not guilty, after being
out since O'Clock this afternoon.
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Genernl Crook

WHiPrLE BARRAcSs, May ls.-Crook has
with him in Mexico 200 Apache scouts, 50
cavalrymen under Captain Adns r. Chairee,
OF the sixth cavalary, and fifty civilians.
etc, a somewhat larger force than we sun.
posed he had taken. No information re-.
gardlng mis- movements yet.
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Held In Isontl.

PnLApELruA, May lS,-Robert D. Nor
rell, ex-chief auditor of the Philadelphia
Gas Trust, WAS arrested last night at his
residence on u warrant issued last January.
He has been absent from the city for some
time. He was held in $4,000 bail to an.
swer the charge of embezzling funds
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LEXINGTON, May lS.-At. @. W. Cowen q
Co.'s sale of Runnymede yearlings to-day
nineteen head were sold for an aggregate
Of $40 AGO, an average o, $3.50. The nir6est
5OO
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Free CanaIs-A wen Fixed y,a,,'

NEW foRK, May ls-The first week Of
free canals, 2l8,00O tons Of goods were clear
ed against $4,000 for the corresponding
week year ago.
The estate Of Louis Hammersley, value d
at 70 900, was bequeathed TO his widow.
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Going For the Gamblers

New YORK, May ls.-Seventeen gamblers
and lottery dealers pleading guilty, eight
were sentenced to the penitentiary from
ten TO thirty days and to pay fines ranging
from 81 to $50 Eight were fined 800 each
and one 800,
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Steamboat ExpIosion.

kAssoN, RUSSIA, May 1s,-A steamer
plying. on the Vclgs exploded her boiler
yesterday. Twenty.seven persons were
wounded.
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loSpps, May 1.-THE Mexican bond
holders to-day accepted the proposed
scheme for the conversion Of the debt Of
Mexico. IIr- -'.o-
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In spite OF the enormous rush of business we have
had during the past week. stocks are full and com
pee Forthe past few weeks we have been in prepara
lion to meet the demands that this great influx OF ysi
tors would make on andso well did we succeed that
not of our departments has been in the least affected
in the completeness of it's usual variety On the other
hand we have found ourselves overstOcked on some
lines All surplus goods will be reduced forthwith We
mention few of most V
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AMI InfOrner

LONDON, May ISL stated that an
informer brought from America had been
In Scotland yard past two days.
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DlsapprOyeh

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, May ls-ln the ses
sion of the Lutheran ministry preaching
and assisting at the dedication of Union
chapels was dsapproved.
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LANCASTER.

LONDON, May ls.--All OF Keene's horse
entered for the Derby are scratched.
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The State Teachers association will meet
in this city June 10Th. Between 200 and
200 delegates are expected to be In attend.
appa
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NOTABLE REDUCTIONS,
SILK DEPARTMENT,

ONE LOT OF OTTOMAN RR0CADED SILKS
" in all the New Shad,s, at sl,5), were g. Is.
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0NE LOT OF SATIN STRIPED SURAIl
" silks, perfectly New and handsome sum.
mer STYLES, at 81; were sl.jl
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nNE LOT OF BLACK SILK BRoCADED
~ Grenadines = inches wide, at 75c., were
81, aud are worth 81 2h
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-05

was ,l,,dersteod that under tie pre- rs.
posed con traets lie stock and bonds
were To- be transferred abspl ii
De Graft 4: go. and b. them to sgtar--
bfick, Hard being also j ntesrested ii
them. Il must have been III dlersstood
that the contemplated transa csiorl
would leave stock fders without ns,y.
power to acquire the lew stock OF ftii,e
bonds exec Us ss'tarbnek or Hard
should grant them The priv lege Of do
ing 50. That Barn Simmons, II
the August NEE tins. eauii red and OBJ
tanned assurances ia this respectsonlv
for themse Ives and not in ehalf of the
stocklio1d ers general and thatsthesy,,.
were Ielueed by such ASST nc IS TO
consent. to- a,tract, is strongly IN IN.
dicated By their ow desccfaratiionl,,s,,
which are also Legally i1nputable to the.
p laint II ! n Il. .ses. ]. d
In letterwritten o1,tIe 5tiro .Aug-s
ust by Barnum 8 Simmons to Willard, /
with the knoWled dye of the partners,
at their instance AMI IN their behalf,
this language is used by the writer's:
/. : y n conseq uences of IA conversation
between yourself and Mr.. Barnum, to
the effect that five should form apoo
you would assist rs, we. have formed
one, and, BY the, assistance, of a few
friends, are enabled to contribute .onr
share share toward building the road, and
can furnish 1t as required By the con-
tract. Before the rassage Of the resp
luton yesterday. accepting the cor.
tract we were assured that you would
permit us to furnish our share of=the
money necessary, and that we would
receive the bonds and stock therefor.
on the sahne' basis as Yourselves or
friends. Trusting implicitly in the
premise and assurance, we most cheer
fully Endorsed the acceptance. of the
contract" :.-
The opinion CT Judge Dickinson con-
cludes as follows: r 80: 49,
Not only does the evidence tend to
charge the plaintiffs legally as partici.
pa'ing through Batnnm and Simmons
in the making Of tie alleged f1audulan,
contract, but it places them in the. posi-.
ton Of having ratified &the transaction
with the asowIed gesof the facts, seeking
to obtain for. themselves the fruits Of it.
1t <'astains the fact. sss,hd BY th= courts;
and. FL" the reasons alpss stated, upon
facts. these piaint,f:s are not entitled to-
relefin equity The order refusing a
new trial was affirmed"
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dissatisfied (sllipD1was.

Again the Chippewa Indians ID NIe,,tl...
er,l 1iinnest,ta are protesting agasns, the
ct,nsliutiion ofdams on The etrean,s fle..,r
their .tese,ya, ions, az will he seen by the
sfaIIawfag from q recent 81: Paul 6 fohe..s
Aa,>henhway, Messenger, and Nageuel-
aiuweeu,ahzag, Medicine Man, OF The East
Lake lnlians, accompanied By Tim. Bon
.yo. their interpreter, paid a visit in flTi
paint and feather to Gov. r ubbard yes
terday,5 TO see IL lie euflld not make some
representation Of their: grievances to- the
great lnther at Washington in relation to
.'heiniuries totheir fishing ground caused
by tlie hack water and foods on account
of the Building of the Rum river dam,
which makes their gaining a living from.
fishing very .precarious, which Injuries
their wild rice fields, and also their sugar
maple orchard. They fepresentthat fully
1000 Of their own tribe. the Pillagcrs. tile
Mississippi Land. i Cass Lake, Min
nsbegOsla and Leech tribes are sadly
curailcd Of means of subsistence by this
dam, and want the government to make
an appropriation Of an amount equal to
whustiese supplies were worth to them
before reservation was thus inierfcred
With. Their trouble. are very similar 10
those of.he Mile Laos, and they complain
that they can not make the government
agents, when sent to them, understand
their condition, and think Gov. Hubbard
can help the president to understand their
case 81, rs to give them the necessary aid.
st They say that Write men bring whisky
upon their reservation and sell it, and
The INV pays no attention to them, but if
an Indian happens to SELF any fire water
he is &, once picked up and put IN jail.
To more fully explain the damage
doneto their fishing grounds by the dam,
from which they derive the most other
living, and in which they used 70 take
the ash in nets in abundance, they say
that he rise OF the wafer loosed Ivy il
Das driven the fish to new localities
which they cannot find un:l after long
search and which when found are
changed from time to time by the
fish. which renders their capture in
sufficient quantities very, uncertain.
Gov. Hubbard informed them that he
w"u'! make through representation of
their case to the authorities at Washing
ION, at which sh'y gaherd their mant!eS
abort. them and he1ook themselves to
tier forest g|adcs with u s"1isfed grunt
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-05
4, ,. 81 - &. -,
Notice.


We are in reecipt#of the initial num-
Ter Of the Chicago Western Rnral
which has been enlarged to hearty dou
bic its former size, and which is christ
ened The Western Rural and American
Stockman: This improvement in Tile
Rural, which evidently places it at the
head OF any paper ofits kind II, this or
any osher,countr,y, is,on1y indicative IF
the rapid development OF our agriculture
al aad live stock interests, and The mum :
Der now before us, initsShrand new dress
and its large twenty four page form.
pasted and trimmed. puts into a more.
modern and convenient form than that
of old Rural. '"~;. .s..-:>..~ !. !.
Its Typographical appearance. is. of the
finest and while theseemprehensive char
acter Of It's depar, tlentss5i IS 50 complete as.
to make it one Of TIE best Farm AID
Family Journals, tits 4 perststei1t adj
yocate Of honest labor and its. rewards,
arfd in favor of tsl,clr reforms as shall
protect the masses oftl,e people 'front.' tie
overfowing force Of monopoly: & For
free sample copy address Milton George,
Pub, Chicago, TIT =. = -. :
= ~ ;, -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-05
RE e EST ATE 'TIfA NsFIsIsS.


. Fol 6 are Inc rial estate transfers
made inslA sirris ounty d,lrin he l,as,
week ass aspis le' of l,eetls,
81 gnor
4 Inert Kllodes antl wife in .Iohn q.
Itftll IN q q and 81 asl1ck
LITTLE fl !: B. 3. 4. 1po
/ Pa vl,it1fer and wife 10 Arson 81
81 litter IS 3 Of aeId al dee.
lon q own !, lge5 5 /. I. 500
81 El.uck man and wife Ia, iva
Rasi eat--lots and Q black .. IA
n. 5le 4 flflan's addition / h Little
!. Y, 49,. Q. ased
" q Steele and Wif.to. John Cot .>sE
lsonl--loe p, block 8, Steele's I'D q Ssz.
4 dition To- Litsfe Falls. {. ...s ~. =1ff,
Nicholas Kleinand wife is Frank .:.
. ekala-.s11 y OF VIZ Of sell OF := @
section t,a g, town 1ss77, range ass COO
NicAoIas Klein to Simon .ssislnu. .z5 !.
ka-W Il Il Of fht< W11s ofthe sell 81. Ell !.
us. of section 81, town 1 81, ran &c 81 st 600
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Proposals for Wood W"autees

Sealed proposals will be received 'by
the undersigned for the deiivgrery Of ten
cords of oak wood {half dry and half
green) for school district No. 4, in Nor
riso' county. Bids will be opened at 10
o'clock a. m. OF. Saturday, October q,
1883 by. '''tc.e',schnof tosrd>,'Uff said dis
'rict. The rights reserved to reject any
or all bids. WM. BREDrrELD,
= s $i#F : Dirce1ef,
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y i.O 4 . ere 3 of Land ft,rbasIe. 81.
l have for sale 1870 acresof good land
on section 2, town re9, range 3o,$in Pike
Ceek' Morrison sounty, VI i'm. For par.
t'cn'a''sSlnquire at my residence east Of
the depot. =: III IpIsu {
Little Fails, MINI, July; II, 1888.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-05
NN4icn.-

Notice is hereby given TO ali con
eerned that this day I give my minor
son, George d. Whittier, hged seventeen
years, his time, and hereafter shall pay
none ofhIs debts, nor collect any IF Ills
wages. A. T.. WH1rrJER.
Belle Prairie, MINI, Oct. !, 1888.
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Republican liaIt,1a,Ir,s... ],

.3 Notice is hereby given that the Re-
oftlle town of Little Fails,
Mimi, will hold a eauctrs at the
court house at $ o'clock p. IN. Of. Fri
day. Oct: 5, 1883, for The purpose ,1I Of
four delegates to attend the
Morrisorconntvs Republican conyen.
ton 'l1. to be held The following day.
as< Is. q, tRIeiEaA,kDsox, r.
g. 7 :. : s.szf$& C,hairn,ans
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-05

+ Journal Press. D. III. Freeman, Esq,
as soon as the returns from the recent
government land sale are il shape 70
forward 70 " ashingtol,, expects to IN
dulges il. 4 month y vacation He viii
probably take ~ TIP over the Northern
Pacific, and visit Ore on md The Pacific
coast hI eesnan Y has been very
closely confined - 3bns mess during his
term Of office arlt needs 4 rest. ]: z. 4. I.
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Stray Calls.

Game onto my premises one mile eas,
OF 1'At'e Falls on Oct. 2nd, 1883, two
bay coils; one two-year-old, and one
year'ing. The owner7is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take
them away. J. w. BAIL
Little Falls, MINI. Oct, d 1881
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-05

Workman PostTu; A. r No. 81, will
hereafter hold its meetings OH the: first
Saturday in. each month at 3 o'clock ii
The afternoon. and on the third Saturday
lin each mouth ~. T 80 il the evening.
5 y" H.B. TUTTLE Commandment.
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