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OLIVER OiTsON & CO., Boston
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

In the town Of Franklin, In ti4 Count, ni Han
cock. for the year 50
THE following list Of take, ON Real Estate
i Of non resident owners in the town of Frank
lin. County of Hancock, for the year lSs!. in bills
committed to Geo. W. Remission, collector of
said town, on the tenth day OF June, l>S', ha~
been returned by him 20 me a. remaining unpaid
the tenth day Of June. ls4, nv hi, crrtiii-
cate of that iatc, anu now remaining uhpaid; and
notice j. hereby given that II the said taNt-,
interest and charges paid in the surcr
of said town. within eighteen months fruIL the
date Of sai'; bills, 50 much Of the real estate
taxed AS will be sufficient to pay the AMOUNT due
thereon, including interest and Charge viii be
sold, without further notice Mt public auction, At
the Town House. in the town of Franklin, on Mon
day. December >. 4, H.. issa, at two O'Clock Z. VI
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Trenton

Trenton.
Mr. Editor In your las, issue YOU say
that the Lamoiae Baptist Church realized
sixty dollars "a, a jug-breaking and con
cert" August 81. 1t was the Trenton
Sunday School that was thus fortunate
Sept. 10 JoRDAN's RIVER
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Sunday was cold. and Sunday nigh, there
was . heavy frost for the middle Of Seprem-
Der.
Mr.. {. s. Wilder. the pastcr of IN.
Congregational church preached hi. farewell
sermon Sunday. lie will now complete his
theological studies. We learn that some
$50 mas been given him for the purchase Of
books.
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and for the County OF Hancock. on the Second
Wednesday of SeDte nber, 4. D., 1854.
T. HoLBROOk EMERSON. named Executor in
certain instrument purporting 20 be the last will
and Testament of Jane Tenney late Of Brchill in
s1id county, deceased, having presented the same
Tor probate
ORDERED, That the said T. HolbrOok Emerson
give notice to all persons interested, by caus-
ing copy OF this order TO be published three week
successfully in TIE Ellsworth American printed OF
published at Ellsworth, that they may appear az a
Probate Court 10 be held at Ellsworth, in said
county, the third Wednesday of Oct. next
ten OF the clock in the forenoon and shew cause
If any they have, why the said instrument should
not he proved, approved, and allowed a. the Ia !,
will and testament OF said deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge,
Attest ;-CHAs. =. DoRR, Register
true Copy, Attest '-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
3w3s.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Hancock.
THE undersigned administrator of the estate Of
i Elizabeth Smith late Of Bluehill in said County.
deceased respectfully represents that the goods
and chattels rights and credits Of said deceased
not sufficient to pay her just debts and charges
OF administration, by the sum of dollars.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor to
grant him License to sell, at public private
sale, and convey all the real estate of said de.
ceased, to wit: one undivided half part of the
home stead of said deceased situated In said
Bluehil, of the real estate of the deceased, Qn-
Guiding the reversion of the widows dover there.
in,) satisfy said debts and charges of admins
tratOn.
August 6, 1854.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Ellsworth,
September Adjourned Term, A. ID. 1884.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons in.
terested by causing copy of the petition, and
this order thereon, to be published three week.
successfully in The Ellsworth American, z
newspaper printed or published in Ellsworth
In said County that they may appear at
Court Of Probate for said County, to be held at
Ellsworth. on the third Wednesday Of Oct. next,
Mt ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of said
petitioner should not be granted.
SWISS PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
A true Copy, Attest CHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
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Bewdoin College.

EXAMINATIONS for admission to college will
q be held at the cleveland Lecture Room,
Massachusetts Hall, on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
July ii and IL, and on FRIDAY AND SATUR.
DAY, Sept. II and Is, beginning each day at
$50 A. NJ. All candidates must be present on
Friday morning.
ALPHEUS s, PACKARD,
ACTING PREsIDENT.
Brunswick. June 81. 1874. I4w26
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Biuehill.

BiuehilI.
The BIuthl Town Fair will be held
Wednesday, Oct. |. The farmers Of the
adjoining towns are cordially invited to At
tend and bring with them stock and produce.
The Rev Mr.. Wilder closed his lsbors
with the Congregational Society yesterday.
The Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Machiss, will occupy
the pulpit next Sabbath.
Capt. BRAY, Of the missionary ship
Morning Star" was in town yesterday, the
guest Of George Adams and lady. and spoke
in the evening at the Congrega tional church
on the mission subject.
The severe cold and the recent Republi-
can cyclone have a very depressing effect on
our Democratic friends, and vet they try TO
keep up their courage by insisting that IFS
"no victory" mot much Of a shower" and
"the thing amt ended yet
oh, no. the things not ended,
The battles only won;
The final rites and burial
Await November's sun.
ONCE IN WHILE.
The village schools began their fall
terms Sept. s, with Miss Ella A. Slower -
teacher in the Grammar, and Miss Sarah
Stevens in the Primary department Both
are experienced teachers, and their schools
always are both creditable and profitable.
The fall term of the Academy CON-
menced last Wednesday. the 10th, With
Mr.. Irving Stearns as instructor. The mum
Der of pupils is very small. II seems - II
there should be full school here.
Mr.. H. s. Smith found 90 much wa.er
10 his cellar that be was forced 10 open and
cIean out the drain.
y. r. Hinckley is having his store paint
ed. Ed. Fullerton has the job.
John N. Merrill has gone to California,
Miss Nellie Stevens, of Lowell, Mass.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joan Merrill.
Mrs. Kate Stevens, widow Of Theodore
Stevens, has recently obtained the pension
| of her husband, $500, and also widow'a
pension amounting to some $500 more.
The leaves of the maple trees are turn.
| ing into many beautiful colors.
Farmers complain that their potatoes
are rctting bodily, both IN and ont Of ground
The Farmers Club met Saturday even
ing and elected A. c. Osgood president. ant
voted to hold their fair on Wednesday. Oct
1.
There vas quite . frost on Friday nisht
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

one Top Buggy nearly new; One nice, light
~ Rockaway, Bangor build One Concord wagon,
j. W. Davis & Sons make. The above Carriages
are all in good repair and will be sold cheap for
Cash.
A. X. DEYERETX.
Ellsworth, May IL, 1884. 2etf
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PARA.-sld. Aug. 81, sch. Anna W. Barker,
snowman, New York.
CAPE HAYTIEN.-In port Sept. 4. sch. Kate
Wentworth, Brophy, loading for New York.
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EAs:hreak.
Rev, +. Harding held services in the
church last SUNDAY afternoon.
The New Era Lodge has purchased q
handsome organ
Mrs. A. X Dyer is teaching the fall
term Of school in the second district, Miss
NetIie Hooper in the third. and Miss Bunker
in the first.
Mr.. II. y. JOY and son commenced q
dancing school in the town hall Thursday
night.
The Lodge is 10 very fourishing con-
dItion. Crest interest is being taken to
furnish entertainment at the regular meet
ings. The members have adopted the credit
system. They have G. NJ. Crimmin as cap
tain Of Co. A. and Joseph Devereux captain
Of Co b. II. VI.
Sept. IS.
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Notice..

WHERE'S my wife, Abby 4. Butler, has left my
w bed and board without just cause, or provo
cation, this is to give notice that shall pay no
bills of her contracting after this date.
SAMUEL G. BUTLER.
Franklin, Sept. 10, 1854. 3w3.t
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish 10 publicly thank the fire com
psnies and citizens who worked nobly to
ave our buildings from destruction ON the
night Of the fire. Sept. 2.
A. +. SMITH.
CAROLINE SMITH.
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Card of Thanks.

] wish to thank the ladies and gentlemen
who 50 kindly assisted in removing INV goods
To place of safety, ON the night Of the fire.
Sept. ?. +. SMITH.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
CAATORIA /,

Call at joys and examine the Photographs
he j. now getting up with his new scenery and
accessories.
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i, is said that Mr.. jefferson Davis has
consented TO accept the Democratic nomina-
ton in case Mr.. Cleveland withdraws.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
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Freedom Notice.

T have this day given to my son, A. Lincoln
i Closson, his time to aci for himself. shall not
take any of his wages or pay any bills of his con
tracing.
BARZILLA ii. CLOsSON,
Aug. %, 81, 3w25 North Sedgwick, Me.
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r. the Honorable judge u Probate for the County
~ Hancock.
THE undcr,.s lc,:. aiIrili,TIt,i> 81 ne .,atr ~
County, deceased. Spcct dllv repre- that the
goods and chattcl- n ;hts ant crciit, - std lie
ceased are not sufficient "a pay hi Just dcb.- and
rhIr,g- ~ atTn -tr..tion, by .hr sum % Fix hun
d.rri dollars Wherefore y.ur petitioner pray.
E?uPT Honor :? erSI hG6T3winnf described iats or
parcels Of 'ani. Wit The home ;tcau % the late
Berlanin "rchlc, situated In -itt sullivan. con.
tI!uiu; fpr,y-.i ht acres. Also a pasture and
wuod lot 10 .Lil sullivan, containing fuI eight
acres. AI>o c-Iuarttr part ~ >!mp lpa's -lant
undivided. Also dirty acre more or lc.s on said
Nlmp-oH's I-lrud And also all Other ~ thr real
estate OF tne dee a~td, Including the rrver.ou Of
the widow tower thert!u1 To sails said debts
and charges of administrator.
HARRIET l.. PREELE.
rs WiswELL \ hiNt, her aitoI aeys.
Ellsworth, sept. l.. l,>i.
STATE OF MAINE
lIASco.K, Sc ,tr. Of Probate. september a.
lnurued tenn, \. y, J. s.
Upon III. fore -ping PCT ion ORDERED that -Ail
,ttitun,r 1--WE public notice a. An persons intc
cti. rs cau-in. cory Of tie petition. and this
orlcr Their n. 10 ne published three week :
paper pi ,utsdur published In Ellsworth in -aiI
County, thrt tn-y may spp,ar a Cont ~
Probate fIr ~ ID ,ornty. o.ty hrli o: Ei-wu. h,
ontht third v c,irrs.lay OF Octoagruc-t, 1t ten ~
the cI0ck IN tIe forenoon. 10 -hrS cause, II any
they I've. " y the prayer "f said petitioner should
NOT Dc grantee.
5wi>' Packer Tuck. Judge.
Attest -IUNS. /. ppEI Register.
\ trre copy Attest --tuNs. 4. DuE:;, H si-tcr.
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WafhAm.
Mrs. Bracket Giles i, visiting her sister
al Bar Harbor
Miss Mary Jones has been visiting
friends in Hancock. She returned Friday
The frosts have injured, and in several
places destroyed, cucumbers, squsshes and
pumpkins. The potatoes are also ro,,ing in
large numbers.
Elder Jane, Heath spent the Sabbath
in West Ellsworth. This week he attended
the Association in Lamoine.
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Bark Mary c. Hale Il hauled UP ct New
York waiting for paving business.
Snow fell In some localities In the Pro, inc
es, and ice formed on the streams during the
lste cold spell.
Brig Eugene Hale arrived at Surinain,
Aug. 8, from Boston and sailed on her return
10 Boston. Sept. 10.
are At Rsngeley Lakes. They are guests Of
Senator and Mrs. Frye.
Mr.. Thomas Robinson. after an absence Of
thirty years In C.liiornis. is here on visit to
his sister. Mr.. II. b. Cunningham.
-McssrS. Dutton and W hitting have returned
from their trip 10 the northern woods and lakes.
They report good fishing and bunting
The Pearl stree, Congregational society Of
Hartford, Conn, on Friday night, extended
an unanimous call TO Rev. Charles W. Hunt
ington. Of this city.
A. y. Burnhsm, Esq., has raised some
sunfiowers this year that would delight the
soul of Oscar Wilde. One Of them measures
IA IL inches In diameter.
-htN Horace W. fluen was installed as
pastor OF the First Baptist church, ut Hyde
Park. Mass. Thursday evening, Sept. H.
The installation sermon was preached by Rev
Franklin johnson, n. D.. of Cambridge. Mass
All through the hot season the sale OF
Browns Ssrssparilla has been on the increase.
and some OF our most conservative citizens
speak freely A. to Its value a. kidney. liver
and blood medicine. Resd the new advertise
ment In another column.
Mr.. Blaine left Bar IIarbor Monday morn
ing for Augusta. and will not return there
sgsin this season. He leaves Augusta W ednes-
day for Boston. thence 10 Worcester 70 attend
the State fair THURSDAY. From there be goes
to New York and the west
Hon. John Bridges OF Csstlne il one Of the
survivors Of the Maine Legislature Of 1891.
which passed the first Maine Law. Among
the other members OF that famous legislature
now living. who voted for the Maine Law. are
President Cheney, Of Bates College, Hon. David
Ninal. Of Vinslhsyen, David Garland. OF Wins
low, snd William Milliken. Of Gardiner.
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Very Latest Returns.

Official returns have been received from
all but fourteen towns and plantations.
Unofficial returns have been received from
Ill but one Of these missing towns. These
returns give:
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To- 10 Huuora he Parker Tuct Jr,'.e a. Probate
fsr Ie COuu.y II Pan .pcS
THE undersigned a,imini -rator o. tla estate %
l Htr let \. Morgan late ~ Bluchll 80 slii
,npn'y deceased, rcsprrttulit represents that the
gu'''i AMI ch1t,s-, ritirs ami credits II sa'i ic
ceased are not sufficient Ia pay al just debts and
cha ~ administration by the Of live
dollars. Wherefore YOUR petitioner prays mas
much ~ by partial sale OF ans entire portion III
SAIL rrai estate the residue would 10 greatly de
prreiatet Ia value. that he may he licensed 10 sell
upon the payment Of said sum At public or priv ate
sale the whole Of the following described real
estate OF aid deceased tu vii pnc undivided
quarter part Of the homestead Of the late John A
Green Of Blueh'll. and bounded - follows; on the
North by the land Of Rufus tan,ls e, the East
by Mo-aans bay, on the south hy land Of John
Gray and on the West by VIM. J Webhcr's land
DI,cd al Ellsworth this 3rd day Ut September,
A. n, I-si
AsA 4, MORGAN
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Cas;oria,
when she was Child, she cried for Casioria.
When she was Miss, She chung 70 CaStnria,
When she had Children, she gave them ta.ta
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Song Worship. |slls "sS '@ %t s sds9,
for SUNDAY SCHOOLS. by l.. .. EMERSON and
W. r. >HERWIN.
The hymns ami tones are hy the best talent and
the book Il that Is trily up to the requirement.
of the most advanced tasic DO not fail To- cN-
anime IL. single specimen C"pic, - ct>
- IT. : u Nor hlIt,ir.I
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Choral Worship. ! new !" 5 Est"> ia4
thuirs singing Glasses, and Musical ConY cntiuus.
\ large, first class new book, Of 5nJ pages, with
fre-h bright, spirited music. Loo pages Of tlc-
mcntS, - pages ~ Hymn Tune, 10 pages Of
Anthems, AMI Il argc number of fine Glcc- and
Concert Pieces
Brirp II ~ n.r ,l,z.u
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Hosiery and L!S!e Gloves.

Prices in this department we place
at such a low figure. so as TO close out
all Of them. The reduction is from 10
to 80 cents per pair. on those costing
from - cents and upwards.
Immense Slaughter
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-31
Another f1re at Saltwater.

Another FIRE at saltwater.
At about 1880 Friday night another
fire was discovered in PROCESS in the
State Prison at saltwater: The ere
had got under such rapid Roadway be-
fore twas discovered, that consider
able damage was done. Fire depart
ments from st. Paul were ordered
ont and did all that was possible to
save what they could Of tho building.
The ceHvicts were strongly guarded
during the fire, and suitable quarters
have since been secured for their safe
keeping until the building is repaired.
Work WAS Immediately commenced
on the repairs Of the building, and it
will be completed in the course of Il
couple of weeks. In regard to the
damage done, the Journal says: The
total damage to the main building,
consisting principally of the destruct.
ion of the roof will reach about $40,
600. Upon the building was carried
$40, 900 insurance, and upon the furn-
lture and fixtures 81, 500 insurance.
Just what the damage upon the in
terror will bs. can not yet he stated,
but il believed to be com paratively
light. The walls were SO thoroughly
soaked with water that the stone was
kept from heating to a point that will
preventcrumbling and the reconstruct
tion of the walls and some slight re-
pairs upon the interior will place the
building in good shape again.
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Cloaks. Dolnans. Jackets and

80
y Cloaks. Dolmans. Jackets and
6lxwls st cost.
PxAKE & BrRcH.
Episcopal Services next Sunday ct
1880 =. M. at Mrs. swindlehurst's.
Rev. 4. u. jon NsoN.
Supt. Harding has received intima.
ton from State Supt. of Public In.
struction, D. H. Kiehle, that there
will he aTeach ers State Institute held
at Wadena, sometime during the COM
ing summer. The TEACHERS of this
vicinity should prepare themselves to
attend, as there is nothing that helps
teacher more than attending an insti-
tute Of this kind, as they there have
Il chance to review the branches that
they have to teach, and study the
latest methods Of teaching and gov
erning their schools. We anticipate
q large attendance and belive that
much good will be- accomplished
We will publish the; time Of holding
this Institute and all other particulars
in due time.
Nubias, Skirts, Hoods, at cost,
| PRAKr 4 BCRCH.
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Sherffa Sale. :

By Virtue Of An Execution, issued ont Of the
Dt strict Court of the eleventh Judicial District in
and for the County Of Hadena and State Of NInne-
sofa, upon Judgement issued and docketed in
said Court, on the 25th day of October A. d. 1888
IN certain action wherein Thomas E. Chandler
aud Franklin Taylor. partners as Chandler l. Tay.
lor we're plaintiffs, and George Crabtree and Chas
II. Crabtrec, partners George Cratree Il son
and Il. ": Fuller. were Defendants' in favor of
said Plaintiffs and against said Defendants. f.:
the sum Of Four hundred and seven doalsrs and
one cent {$4.1.01,) have, on the ninth day Of
January AD 1854, levied upon all the right, title
and interest of the said Defendant H. W. Fuller to
the following described Real Estate: The south
west quarter Of the south east qurter tswx se.)
and os y. Rass sb s
five 0S2 containing Forty acres more or less.
And Will seal the same. or much thereof rs may
be necessary to satisfy said execution nd costs,
at front door Of Bank Of Wadena in the Village Of
Wadena In the County and State Aforesaid, on sat
urdsy the sixteenth day of February A. D. 1884 at
ono O'Clock p. m. Of that day
34.et. C. NJ. KINGSLEY
Sheriff of Wadena County, MINI.
pated Radona January 9th, 4. D. 1884.
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Summons.

STATE OF Minnesota, 90
County Of W. dena. 90
In Justice Court. before 4. W. Wheeler, Justice.
-" C. 4. Cromett,
- :. VS..
Jacob H. Montgomery
You are hereby summoned and required to be
and appear before tho undersigned one Of the
Justices cfthe Peace in and for said county on the
LIST day ofFebruaryle34 at oBe O'Clock in the after
Eoon at my ofice in tho Village of Wadena in said
County 10 answerto c. A. Crometti In civil action
Should You fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid. judgement will be RENDERED against you
upon the evidence addueed by said C. A. Cromett
for such sum ~ he shall show himself entitled
to. '.s@ ~=1--lE*.ss:1z 8 = - =:
Given under my hand this 10th day Of January
1884. A. w. WHEELER
Z Se-5t - 80 Justice Of the Peace.
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Nofic.

Notice 10 hereby '4given that the
Board Of. Supervisors Of ths town Of
Wadena will meet at tho house Of J.
E. Andrews, on the 9Th day of Feb
ruary, 1884. at l0o'clock =: M, to let
= job Of corduroying. and drifting the
same on the county line between the
counties Of Todd and Wadena. BY
order Of Beard of Supervisors. T..
W. WHEELER,
JAS. E. ANDREWS,
"A. S. PARKS
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A Rare Opportunity.

Anyone in this vicinity wishing to
exchange wood for Clothing, Furnish
ing Goods, Mackinaws, Hats and Caps
Gloves and Mittens, and in fact every
thing kept in first-class establishment
of that kind, can do 50 by shipping a
car load or as much rs they may wish,
to the G. O. D. Clothing House, Fer
gus Falls. Our goods are all irst-class,
and will be exchanged at cash prices
CO. D. CLOTHIERs,
38tf Fergus Falls.
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Letter List.

List Of Letters remaining in the Posto@ce at
Wadsna, Mimi, Jan. slst, 1884.
Karoline Anderson. Miss Maggie
Cooper, Mrs Amy HolmstroD, Miss
Inga Magnuson, Theo. Hanson Ross
ammoen, Miss Clary Peterson, Henry
N. Smith, q. F. Wilson.
In cauingror these letters please say ''Adver.
tised." GILES PEAKE, 2. n,
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-. ~ = - l. y. 49, -.
. ALskRT Liza. llin- I'm. 80 Fire
.,,rolks osit ixst eysl.,il,s 4 Z O'Clock in.
shs hoos md sho1 u Herman
q B1rlstass, aota sstroyiny tie
sau NTH - eDtife slsck, and haiIy
sdama tias sts,fe of kobes q Owens
gtocers, and NaeYe & S"lh, general
dealers. The cause of the fire is an
known. The total loss is ten thous-
and dollars, partly Observation-Disclosures
epoAs Journal. = T
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-31
Patents Granted.

The following patents were granted
to citizens Of MIMI, week ending
January q, 1884, reported expressly
for this paper by Jos. H. Hunter.
Solicitor Of American and Foreign
Patents, o34 F Street, Washington.
D. c.: 80:
Joseph N. Shultz, Minneapolis, -four
dressing machine; Albert E. Hall,
Quincy, horse shoe; Stephen Woodar3
Delano, shingling bracket. +
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LAND OFFICE 1t Fergus Falls AiRn JAIN 1sry 2

1884.
Notice ia hereby given that the fol owing named
settler has led notice of hib intention to make f.
nal proofin support Of his claim, and that said
Proof will be made before tho Register and Re-
ceiver ut Fergus Falls MINI, on March, 10th. 1884
Wig: Fred L. BIZ man homestead. 4 pplicat ion No.
1907 for the ~ Of neA Section "a Township 1873
N..rth Of Range 81, West He name the following
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: Miles H.
Adams, Hugh Murray, Frederick H. Hur.h. Phil
Up Hursh, all Of Henning o Otter Tail Co Mi u.
37-et. b. N. JOHNSON Register.
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WANTED--Proposals for breaking 40
acres and building log house on lots !
and 2 Section Is Township 134 Range
80. A. AsP1NwA11,
= New London,
-. -" -; Mimi.