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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Mamma 10 little Bertha. who had fallen
In the dirt)--You hesdisss child Now
What shall DO with your Bertha-Clean
ne mamma"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
m you wan, 20 put money In sound To-
yestment buy telegraph stocks.

The universal verdict, ''The Hop Ifdsisr
Il the best porous plaster ever made %
cents only.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
GRAND TRUNK R. R
Alna.r Arr.as..mnt

os aai tnsr oriaesr ., al ss.l nariasr soues
trsns 80 80 q iolors
eoixo wEsr.
ENrrrsf fra 80 90 lGaisfun. leave forflarl
a. - 90, u =. So
- ,.s,a f.,i.. >sssy "a ,.s'..r -
Essrsss rais t.r.srs 90 Nout-sai. Ctieaso
al - Vet. ,caYes rurtsat a. ~ 3. a., ~
n,sss ,ls,s. AZ soo.i r.r.,. Sorwsy sni cor
an - iease forlaat AZ 10 .. o., ~. fars
~ . u.. >crsaI. =.
soise 1Asf
ENrress trans fcr -culh farIs. N1rNaF. Les
Isf1n' forll1nd 40 nosloa 81 cave 6orham a.
s-la ~, soutn faris a. d. a 4. NJ snt Ne.
ssy a. hi. a. ~. stacning foItlsnt a. Z a.
nl,od uans ior fort.aEi a. lcu'ston sIl
isare eorhau a. .ii a. o.. .ouln fars e'il
a o. NofasI 90. ~ arrIFlua IN furtlanf a.
' q q u sai a. ansruoou u.xet uan caves
Oornam ior furuard AZ ii.u a. IN, ~. fars.
Z .. NorssI 60 D. a., srrir.ug a. ruIlasd q
Trsas siu as b. Portland uns.
H~sfH hiCk-fi> e1ssFsi nknsgcr.
OxFuEn. ss-Ata Court of rrotsts nsii a
rsrs sithIn al 10 "a Csuuiy Of OKford. %
a. ih.rd tacsdaf ~ Nu.. a. D.. 49,
o. a. rsUlIou QI eUnert Hose. huari.an Of
Mar fsfrIi nlaof asl 81 ,seafse "a fsrIy.
M Iar ncnse 81 ell al ouursT ons ana did
f0ufa rarI ol 81 g. feaI estate Qsnci ~ eecrFe
" rcffY isie Of kamiart. a. g. uns u d. a..
ces.s Al a. alvsslsgs ls ofcr Of tss hslired
dol ar. o. ocorxe N. ferrT
OTdsrsf nat al psttousr ave uoucs 10
81 VERSES Interested. ~ causiuz On ststract
o. o. rrlII1r, aIn tnIs order i1sreun, u -
pahiIshc1 ihrce scsks successIte.F ~ ne
Oxiorl nC1ucraf. q uessrsQer prIutei 40 fuiss
In aa.d OaanfY. tat t1rf nay sppesr 81 a Pre-.
hats CuuIi. A. - tsll ai faris % a. lard Tues
day 81 Az usNL a. nIas oclock IN N Ire
$685. aad 800 esusa.l any tnty have shy n
Gao. A WILSON. Juigs
A TIVE copy-Aresi n. { DAVIS, kesisier
or pkD. - At Coart Of Prsosts nd A
fsris. sithia aad Ter ths Coaafy 81 Okford On
tne thlrd Tuesday a Ms A u. tssl
o. ne pstton % Aarasta n. Colion. a1minls.
traulk On IA estate ci Alexander Vi. Oottou lslc
81 uIrs1a, q ssid Oeantf, lcce.srd. prnyins Tor
nCeusg % sell ant clnFsy al Ne real eststs %
sald ttceasci a. puo It or pr.fa's sale. f1r ne
psfneni Of tcots and expenses OF simmisirs
toe
Orfsrsd. Tat ths ssii psttiouer ave uotics
- al persons iatsfestci ~ eaaslus a. sb-Irarf
81 her peulion sta tbs oIIler tnercun o. ~ pub
lishsd taree seeks excessively 4 ths Oxford
psmocraf. printed a. fafis. thsfthsy may sppear
a. : ffobsis Coart % - hsld ~ Paris y sald
Counfy On the lard laestaF 81 Ar nsxt. a. .
osoI.,rG - ~ lorsnuun. AL snoa ca1-s a a1Y
thsT nase az ne sams shgu.d uot - sraaiei.
Gao A Wilson, Jaixe.
a trss sopy-Aitesli A. 4. DAVIS, k-ssisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

The grocer who sells twelve ounces ior
/. Mound depends on on his winning weigh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
ANswrE. ~ rrlfLEs W L,sI wEEE.

ANSWERS To rUffLEs 80 Lssf WEEk.
l-Garien. danger. gAnisr, ranged
81. Barr. hare. =. Cream cram. 8.
Nacrr. uarr 4. Horse. hose. 8. CicAn.
clan 6. stair. tar =. Matte, main. =,
Moist mu-t Z. stop, stoQ. iN. kia-r,
rise Ccufrais. rccrcatlou.
s. SIEVE
ISLAM
ELOfE
kAlOk
EMERY
Adam Bcde BY George blot
i-fansy
Ell. kst-. stAr. ., pfah. bard 3.
Knom. moor. 4. Deer. RED o. Moot.
doom. t Rood. door
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Nervous Weakness. Dyspepsia, impotence
and Sexual Debility cured bY Wells hesi'h
Rsueser. o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
INC cUlytRwtll MEDICAL CO.,
a. saa 81, New tsss ~
Pa fIfHnn NlN $50.

rnEsatsrfihff hcfrtT gives Eutiir notiee IA
- has tssn falY arf-llEffi ~ fhs nQa Jufsr %
f'rutaif fof ihf t1anfF n usfurt ani sssumeithe
tfust ~ Afu 'sfraf.f ~ ne estate ~
0tthfKr . SHAW lsfs a fafisi
n saiI OtaufF drrsasei hT Eiflnf bed a. 80 lA-
directs ~ therefore Iursts at fsons ielis .sd
% ths estate ~ Hnf tucrssst tu ussr i'nuafds 90
"a nruf al thoss 100 have auT temAnds tnsfe
-oEANNus SHAW
NJ b.. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
MANHOOD

4 I.s,ass 90 'hs Nssars. rr..'"ss' $50
H.aiesi fure 81 ~sm nal sfatuffsHf sffnhAfth.
uura faHarff o. sell ADusr. inF1lannfE tnlts
stuus, IurntrurF NrrFra- tirhIifr. 49, t@f-t'-
aTats o. hsrFlaFe ssnffa y, tnnsumrtInns 30
a. az HoufKr =. CrtNEKW ELi., n. o., a.
ffor III tke "trsrn Neuk A..
To sold rernsus.f author, in this ai~irspf
4 -srturs. clearly pfassa fruu ~ 90 shpffian1s
nat fhs aaf1l r1nas.I ufnnrs nf self Anpss ma -
srfe.uafIF rrn1Fri snhuat dtnFrfpus suff al
stsfslIans. bnnsier. llsifumfnia. HHrs ~ ffll
a. roIaiinF nut mlalf OF carr ~ onre rffleia.
al sasstusf. hg shirh sFrfF su1fref, ~ nat -
-haf "a ranaulan nav %. maT rurs himself
rtsapif. rf lsiflT. IN fsiiosllY
sS ths iseiurs sll prove ecoa o. thol"
tnfs art thnltanis
,esi uafsf 49,. 10 piaIu cafeiope. % anT a
ifsss, PEI paIl, 81 icceili q "a sfais OF 100
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

THE Subscribers hereby give pubic notice that
thsy have bfcu duly appointed ~ The tioa. JUICE
% Probate Tor the Coaniy Of ONf0rd. and assume.i
% the estate Of
EDWIN y nUrCuIS~OS. late II norway.
10 sad County, deccssci, By giving bond a. NE
lae dfccts they therefore fegacst All persons In
dcbtsd 20 the estate Of said deceased 70 maze
immediate payment, and those sh0 have any de-
msnds thereon 10 exbiht the sane W
kLiLA " and FREEDOM HUTCHINSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

TiE .ubscfibsf hereby gisss public aosies ina
b. has teen daily apps intel ~ ne honofapls
Judxs Of fr0tstr ior TIE tountT Cd psiuftii ani
Assumed me trust Of Exccat1r ~ the ksiate %
Ir1uIk EAMk-, las OF bfthel.
In ssi tountF, decrasci b. giving bod 90 thf
iaw tfeclsi h. therefore rcqaests All pcfsuns 10
dsttcd b the estate 0f sti decrasci % aaks m
mediate psymcni, and thosr sh9 have auy Dc
nands thffe0n o. ekhitn the sans %
WILLIAM n. EAMEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

WILLIAM sKILLINCs.
skO ~ HOLT.
l. N BARNES.
Bethsl. Ne, feb. ~ h, ls.i
Ire undersigned having acquired the assets sal
Assumed mo liabilities u NE above named arm
will pay Gil such ant oontinue me husiness a
Bethel, Me, unisr the name OF W. r. sthlinks A
Wu A. sKII.fISss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

TnE sapssnssf hsfsbF Tisss $50 h. aoties tnst
bs has tren iuly appointed b. ths lee jutss
% Probate fuf me OosntF Of Oti1fi Ani assumed
ne trust ~ AiminIsifsipf OF Ne estate of
ASsfEg u. MITCHELL az "a hesicp,
10 ssd t0auty fecsssff ~ fiFlnF tquf ssths az
directs, hs therefor fwluest al psftons ~ are
iaietfr % ths estate u sald feceass % msse IN
mediate psymsnt and thoss sho have anf demands
WILLIAM wAfT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

rHr ..oseribsr hersby gIvss psblie aoucs lhsl
ns has been daily appointed ~ the hon. Jefge u
PROBATE Cor the County Of Oxford and assumed ths
rast % Admiaisfrztof u the estate Of
JDa~ 4 BJk>S. late u Noodstoek,
In s.id County dscsssrd By giving load ss the isv
alrests he therefore requests aii psrsons uho are
sd.Dssd % the eststs Of sald tecsssed 20 nskst IN
n<dlafs pzymcnt and thos< uho haveAny demands
" .. foRrER sIKARSs.
MAJ H. isss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

ONFoUD ss.-Ats Cart OF PROBATE helt a.
PARE. HIfh sin "a ani 90 ths flatf OF okiori.
% "a ftIri TussiaY OF Mach Al l-t
rlIu fNNu. AininIstfAi1f on ne estate 90
suIsmlnf fofd ate cf kumiori iu al Iourig
deceassd. having prcsrulci 40 &C. fult - Aimin.
ace
OKuEETu. nn ne sa'd AfmIn.siraiof give
aot. rC a. a. pcrsous luteresief,lF causIas cprY
ID thIs order o. he puhilsnsd thrcr scsks 90
e,ss.Vsig IL a. Oaf1rd Democfst. prn tci 40 fars
thal they NJ appear al q Ooart n ffnhafc 40 D.
hell 81 Paris sIifin ant iur said OoauiY 90 TIE
tnirt rscsisF 90 Aufu nehi. az o'cl. IN ~
flrent ou. al shoH causfi a. anY M have M
ne sauls lil OF D. all1sci
sEDEisf a. Wilson IufEs.
A true copy Aucst. "A. 4 DAVIS kfgisicr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

ruE sabsrripsFs hcFsnT EiFr Vablir notice tnai
me- htfr ueru DALI 40 dated ~ 90 HOO. ledge
af pr1bair GO ths 1uuaT ~ uNflrli AL a.
ssmei 90 aust n slfF.rIuE ptftnefs of re
salsIf ~
HKIsss ugpTuEGs a sos ists ~ rsris.
IN sal luantT, tccsasri BY EFiuE bad a. ne
ias dlfrsa lhfy thefsfurU fs4ufst all lfftoas 10
dettcd - the estate Of sali irssasrd o. mkts IN
ssdlss psymrnt. ani tnusf sho have any %
msnd. fhsrsuu O. ssh.tit ne skmf o.
SAMUEL y. Gao. A. FRED q. hkle1-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.


lCornussnicsticns fos ms Dspertnssst Should
- seni Ne eiiiof. " ~ tssf>As' 49, ~"
I-cHARApE
Nv srsf i b. scratch OF defscei
NJ secosf prOnoau yOun SEQ.
A metal most precious my hnd
Nv ~Aois i io~er. yoan ssree.
Eva n
t-pEFI>frIo>s.
Find words Cor The following deaniiious
ani a familiar PrOvcr0 viii BE- The rcsait
some OF the dsnnitions arr Only phone,'e'
ally correct
1. NatarAls
Things possessed By yoa and me.
81 Like.
q A place where water Is usually
found
s. similar %
G VIVA, Ike 10 zee n they belong TO
cur friends.
:. Aissisr Of The English alPhsost
T. FOREVER
p. Part OLA drama
no. A public house
n. Pertaining 10 The people.
ul-woRD sQJARE
T. Ammanition.
- A brave man.
a. Minerals OF q metallic nature.
4 To throw. a.
~ -ENIoMA.
Composed OF n letters.
MI. 9. gis % peruse 90 study.
Nv 4, SIS =, i % lingcr
nv. ~. i9isa forest tree.
MI. ~. 5. 10 NJ. n, n i one Of ne
ornsmsuts % architecture.
Nv m. "a. rs l. used only In refsrsuce 10
/ tine hat i past
NJ whole - an old expression OF CEN
/ par. sor. a. expressive A. 10 i homeiy'
iERNN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
Atm. ,.ss.s a. e baSi. Es sSass.

ONTORD At Coari "a frubae hsid Il
Para within ant Or NE county " ohtufdI
% n thiri Tasstsy q MAJ, A. D.. l.>t.
1EsSk A. LIBBY Aimisuatof % toe estate
Of Isfcnlsh :. crosby late ~ PHILADELPHIA,
Psnn dsccasei. hssinE pre- ,utei he &C. cant
o. 4dm In .sifaiIou OF Toe sslats Of sAii deceased
llf allowance
OEnEHEn. that the sad Admln'r gFe notios
V ~ psrsons Interested bF easing copy % this
orief b. b. patiishcd hrs scsks successifsiy IN
n Orlori ncmocfat, printed ~ Paris that ihsf
nav appaaf a frutats Couu % be- held az fana
Ia saif Counfy, % he thHi Tuesday % Aprii
askt Al 0'c.osk 10 me iofcuoou, anf she's Gauss
GEO. A. WILSON. Jsdse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
FOR SALE

Stand AZ south Paris, Known q. ne Jossph X
Morss place. Pleasantly situ atsd, Consisting 81
House. MI a stabe, AID lad eonnectsd. for
further particulars apply %,
JAMES :. Wright. Psfls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

oxFORD. --N q Court Of PROBATE held a.
Paris. Uillln and fof the Counly II OXFORD
oa N tbIrd tuesday % Mar A. ID. iset.
JHARI.tS n A>kl>-, nAncd ksecuiof IN etf.
taln insuumcui parIsortus % D. ne last VIII and
TeslamsaI "a Many Inofu, late 81 Hiram %
al 4 fanty, dsctsc 4. hsFia9 prcs@a.ei me
sams f0f fruoatsi
Ordsrsd FIAT the slid kxscator give notice %
All persons Interested D. causing = copy " this
r,isr ~ D. Published three weeks saccsssifely 10
~ Okfofd Dsmoerat printed ~ Paris that thsy
nay aggeaf a. Probate Coertto q held a. fnis
In 49, touufV on The third Tuesday ~ April nekt
Al o'clock IL the fofsnOon an2 shes Caase II ant
thsy have Why me ssii instrumsnt shoald not ..
erorc.l, approved ard allowed a. the last VIII and
fssament - said 1ecsased.
GAO. A WILSON, Jsdge.
.,...r,,. .tf..tr-H a. DaV1s Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
A,,...oV, .u..s eG {. p Sisi. s. .ss.s.

OXFORD. s-i-At Cours u rr0Dsss h.ia .,
on he third Tuesday Of Mar, A. u. tset
MAkN 4. Nk>INOfH, named eNecutrit 10
csrtaia Insu msut purpofuns ~ - lat " IA ana
Testament q cyrus Nentssrth, late 0f bfose I.
tne same lor ffvbate.
Ordrrsf, That the -sif Executrix give rotics
70 all psrs0ns Interested b. causing copy Of
Ihis order 70 be psoushed tnfee seet.
q Paris that they may appear ~ ffVOats
Coaft 10 b. held ~ Pa u, Ia said Soanty % the
shird Tuesday "a Apr. next, 81 O'Clock A NJ sna
saos caase II any taey have, ~hy tns sAli insuu.
meat should nst BE- proved. approved and al
lo.ef A. me last W al ssd Tsstaasent % ssid De.
GRO. A. WILSON, ystss.
Atrss sopy-stts.I "A q. DAVIS. kssisisr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
EARN FOR SALE,

Pisasantly situated between The villages %
"ths Old stowell Piscs." Only q teu Minute.
vslk 10 D~pst Churches and Srhool NAM I'm.
proyements have been made 90 ths buildings
an euly purchaser good ts,s.in. For fufther
particulars inquire Of George q. whltran on ne
-. eko. o. wmrMAs. 50. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
NOTICE

The copaItnership hsret1iore sai.ting bcisesn
The uudersl 40 81, under The nfm name 81 W
skiliingsA Co, u hereby ocsolsed BY m4ius
oonscnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

w ANTkD = Lsdiss esd rssss - =
w wishing W earn Oh 20 o. ever dsy quit
qsistiy a their homes. Wssk fursishsd
ssss ~ HAIL. Ma sAasassasg No sssnps
DAVIS 4 CO. s. south Man q. fsil River
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24
Cats on the Farm.

Cats ought to have an llonored place
ON the farm. but too often they have
no place at all. This is because they
are kept at the house, fondled by the
pet.loving children, and fod by the
kind.hearted woman until they be.
come lazy and worthless. The farmer
esteems cats less highly than dogs,
but the former are sometimes of the
greater value to him. Barn cats
should rarely be allowed to come to the
house. and never be fed there. All
that they need is plenty of milk; com.
pei them to get the rest Of their living,
and they will find it about the barn.
granaries, cribs, sheds, and in the
fields. A good mouser is worth ten
cents per day about granary, crib, or
barn. Mice not only destroy grain.
but make it filthy for stock; they nib.
bic sacks and implements, and do
much other mischief. A good cat will
destroy large rats as well as the young
ones. We have an old Maltese Tom.
which gete bis living by catching
ground.mice in the orchard and sar.
den, and is therefore, a valuable cat.
At this season. when barns, granaries.
and cribs are filled. = eat is doubIy use
full. Give Tom and Tabby . fair
trial. and 20" will always keep cats.
Cor. to american Agricultureli.t.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24
Miscellaneous


In selecting -four, first look to the
color. If It Is white with a yellowisl,
straw.color tint, buy it. Ifitis white
with \ blush cast or with black specka
in it, refuse it. Next examine its I'D.
hesiveness. Wet and knead little OF
it between your fingers; il it works,
soft and sticky, it is poor. Then
throw a little lump Of dried -four
against smooth surface; il it falls
like powder, it is bad. Lastly, squeeze
some of the flour tightly in your hand;
if it retains tho shape given by the
pressure, that, too, is a bad sign. 1t
is safe to buy flour that will stand all
these tests. These modes are given
by all old -four dealers, and they per.
tain to matter that concerns every.
body. Heath and Home.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24

: An American lady married to an
italian prince year ago has already
left him. Some American girls are
proud to travel around with a tam.
BOURNE all day.
The public schools are now closed,
and the scoolmarms have two months
to study over which is the best for
them, to get married and he bossed by
u man or remain single and boss the
boys.
An old bachelor who refuses to get
married gives ~ his excuse that two
is an unlucky number, That is very
easily remedied. His mother-in.law
can come and live with them, and
everybody knows that three is q lucky
number.-St Paul Dispatch.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24
Every Lady Wants it.

The Ho"sekeeper is indispensable to
every lady who ''keeps house," The
July number is full of good things.
Any lady who writes for a specimen
copy, mentioning this paper, before
August 18th, will receive \ special
offer, mud tho illustrated Premium
List. A good club might % made NJ
at every postofhce In this country, aad
those whe get subscribers for Tht
Ho,tsckeeper get good pay for it.
Address
1IOCSEKEEPER,
Minneapolis MINI.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24


A fire company has been organized
in Wadena, with membership of p,
and will probably at it's next
which will be held at the Engine
House next Saturday evening, July
Is, be increased to 40. A constitution
and by laws have been adopted and of
ficers elected. The officers elected are
as follows:
Foreman-J. X. Miller.
Assistant Foreman-Dave Kelley,
Secretary-C. A. Couillard.
Treasurer. NJ. Migge.
Steward-James Mckay.
Finance Committe-D. E. Jones, A.
H. BERGMAN, o. f. Andrews.
Relief Committe.-T. Mullin, W,
Il. Bement and T. Brockhof
At the meeting he'd last Saturday
night, a great deal of interest was
manifested in the matter, and Wade.
M will have fire company in a shor,
time that it will not need to be ashamed
OF. They arc corresponding with
parties east in regard to. suits, and ii
everything works favorable will have
full set Of uniforms soon. The or.
ganization has been PANIED the Wade.
M Fire Department. We hope to see
full attendance next Saturday even.
ing. We will be pleased to have all
who wish to join the Department, in
attendance next Saturday evening.
Meeting will DO called to order prompt
at 8 o'clock.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24
Bells Hotel Sold .

One Of the largest real estate deals
this year was made yesterday in the
sale of Bells Hotel and two adjoining
lots on Court street, to Chas. j. Saw.
bridge for the sum of $4,000. Mr..
Bell takes in exchange Mr.. Saw.
bridges fine dwelling on Cavour aven.
ne, and will hereafter make it his
home, retiring from active business.
Mr.. Saw bridge buys the hotel as an in.
vestment, and will lease it to parties
whose names have not yet been made
known. Mr.. Bell retires from a good
paying business, having made enough
to keep him the rest of his life.-Fer'
gus Faiis Telegram.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24
70 All Whom Il NAV {

TO All Whom It may Concern.
All tho notes and book accounts due
and coming due to the undersigned,
have been sold to John Crozier and
o. w. Warner, and w. $. Warner has
been appointed Attorney for said Jno.
Crozier and O: W. Warner, for the
collection of: all said notes and &C.
counts. CRozIER l. WARNER.
Bluffton, Mimi, July 8, 1884. 8-3t
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24
Coe,,r D'Alenes.


From Mr.. Geo. w. Savage, of
Miles City, who has spent the great
er part of the winter in the Ceur D.
Alens district, and can therefore
speak understandinsly concerning
this find, We gather the following
facts. Mr.. Savage says that after
proper development of this placer
field the mines will be found to be
extensive and paying. While the
mighty monsrchs of the woody hills
may not respond in gold nuggets in
sufficient quantities to satisfy the an.
ticipations OF the brainless stamped
ers, yet by hard, honest knocks, in
the same old time-tried'w way, the hills
and gulches of these mines will be-
made to meet all the requirements OF
a frst.clsss and permanent camp.
Both the placer and quartz mines are
rich and abundant, but will be hard
to work. The drifts will have to wait
until the lower creek placers are well
developed. Hence nothing can be
known as to the values lying above
food mark until after the freshets
have come and gone and the beds OF
the creeks hsve been worked out,
which viii he late in the season. All
of the available claims are taken up,
and in many cases are in contest be-
tween several claimants, so that il
becomes q duty to warn any grea,
rush there by other than tradesmer
and professionals. -Montana Stool
and Mia,ug Journal.
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Minnesota Patents.

The following patents were granted
Tor the week ending July Is, 1884, re-.
ported expressly for this paper by
JOS. II. Hunter, Solicitor of American
and Foreign Patents. $50 F Street,
Washington. ID. c.:
Charles d. Loveless, Worthington,
chimney; Daniel Payne, Southside,
fraction. wheel.
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0igs lings With the a,r,s

The latest fashion in trousers is to
melt a dude and pour him in hot.
Eight dogs will buy wife in Siber.
IL, but after you have seems Siberian
woman you marvel that dogs should
be 20 cheap. .s..s. e*.,s~..::: .s.
lis now the girl who pro,nepades
with three devoted beanx, C other
girls who walk along turns up her
lovely neaIx.s .s.ttss..
The Young ladies who have been re-.
ceiving their diplomas may now begin,
post.gradaate conraes at the wssl, tub
and the kitchen range.
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Patents Granted,

The following patents were granted
to citizens of Minn., week ending
July 9Th, 1884, reported expressly
for this paper by Jos. H. Hunter
Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, 936 + Street, Washington,
.. c.:
Moses J. Klopp and Joseph c. The
rien, Minneapolis. vehicle axel; Ben
jamin F. Sutherlin, Fillmore, draf,
equalizer.
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Tho Steamboat. '.I.ottie I.ee. y

Tho Steamboat, ''Lottie Lee,"
was successfully launched at Shell
City, 10th inst, and floats on five inch.
es Of water. The machinery will be in
place in a few days. A grand three
days excursion will be held at Shell
City, July %, 20, and 80, 1884. See
big posters for program.
>-....-,..- J. W. SpEELMAN.
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Z: Send to Lackey / Barney. of Hen
ming, for extras for the Champion and
Wood harvesters and binders. Orders
by mail or telegraph Will receive our
prompt attention.
V'5t. I4ACKEY l. BARNEY.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24

Faragut Post No. l02, G. A. II.
meets in the old school building on
the evenings of the first and third
Saturdays of each month. All com.
rades in good standing are invited,
and will be made welcome.
G. A. WHITNEY,,
Commander Post.
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For Sale.

One very fine light single harness,
oak tanned, hand made, solid nickel;
cost $55; never been used. One sin.
gle hand made, nickel.plated harness,
been used but little. Also, one cheap
handmade single harness.
The above will he sold cheap to the
first customer. H. d, UAxL1N.
8-3t
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For Sale.
"A good farm two miles south west Of
3adena, and house and lot in the
village of Battle Lake. Apply to
JOHN WYvELL,
3.tf. Battle Lake.
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Letter List

Letter List,
List Of Letters remaining in the Postofice at
Hadena. Minn.. July I'D, 1884.
Frank Dewey 2, John Johnston, B.
F. O'Hara.
Incalling for these letters please ray '.Adver.
tised." GILES PEAKE. r. A.
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Democratic Aootino.

Democratic A0ottn0.
The Democrats at this place and
surrounding vicinity, are requested to
meet at Peake's Hall, next Saturday
evening. July Goth, for tho purpose of
organizing Cleveland Club.
Per Order
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Three so acre pieces of land, part
prairie. part meadow and part timber.
Good water. Three miles north of Wa
dena. Very cheap and easy terms OF
payment. CARL FISHER,
AT. Leaf River.