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MORTGAGE Sale.

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
ear sd s x
Mimi, as nortgagors to Theodore: G. Dockstader
Of the County and State Of New York
Mortgage. dated the ninth day Of January 1882,
and for Wadcna County. Minnesota, on the 23rd
day Of January A. D. 1852, at five O'Clock p. m, in
Book B. mortgages on pages 267. 26s 269 30 and
cure the payment Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars,
$3.50 COY follows: s150OO0 five years after date
without grace with interest thereon at the rate Of
according to the terms Of Ten Qd9 coupon notes,
attached to, and of even date with the principal
note, numbered from one to ten inc usive, each in
the 4y d 2S.ss snS
in the payment of said attached coupon interest
notes, numbered three [s| and four IA and there
I'd to SAID
twenty four and g. 100 Dollars, at the date Of
pG e psS '%
prior to the date Of this notice the UNI Of Forty
Forty-six and ss-ioo Dollars SO. 80 paid by said
mortgage for taxes on said property, said mort
gagee. by the terms of said mortgage. claims
lien sn,o on said and said morgagee hasex
Their sum OF Forty five Dollars *4500 by procur-
ing the said property to be insured, prior to the
date of this notice, for which said sum Of Forty
insurance, said mortgage claims a lien on said
proper ty; and no proceedings at law or otherwise
have beea instituted to recover tho said sum due
on said mortgage debt or any part thereof, or tho
taxes or insurance premium, paid az aforesaid, or
any part thereof. Now therefore. notice IL hereby
given that by virtue of power of sale in said
mortgage deed contained and pursuant 10 the
statutes IN such case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be foreclosed, and tho property
therein described as follows Commencing at the
northeast corner of the northwest quarter nwz) Of
Section No; eight e9 in Township NJ. one hum
thirty five G5) west Of the fifth l5tk) P. NJ, run
ming thence west on the north line Of said section
thirty-two (32) rods to a point just east ofths
bridge across Unlon Greek thence south one de-
gree, west sixty two (eO rods, 0 point one hun
drcd 900 feet north Of the centre Of the North
~ min east thirty nine 1897 rods to the east line
Of said quarter section on boundry line Of said
railroad thence north on said quarter section
]ine eighty (0) rods to the place ofbeginniRg, and
containing fourteen (l4 acres more or less all in
the county of Wadena, Minnesota, with all the
longing or in anywise appertaining, Will be sold
at public auction, by the Sheriff II said Wadcna
County, to the highest bidder, therefor, for cash,
at the front door of the Bank ofWadenn:=i In the
Village of Wadeaa. in said County Of Wadcna,
Site e.. Of Minnssota on the srd aay MayA p
day, to satisfy the amount which win then be due
on said mortgage debt and the hmounts pafd for
taxes and insurance, a. Aforesaid, BY said mort
rage. and the costs and sxpenees Of said fore.
claeatre, including :tHenky .Ase dollars $500
deed 's J. = ana q 1ad mort
TnxopoEE g. DocksrADER.
~ Atforney III. Mortgage. -
Dated Wadnpa. Inn j, 18th, 1881 5-6t
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Miss Ida Stuart spent Sunday, in
Clitherall.
+. G. Rice, of Park Rapids, was in
the city Friday. !
Paints, oils, brushes, ETC.. in endless
varieties at Amos & Benedict's.
John Wyvell, of Battle Lake. was !
in the city the fore part Of the week. |
J. f. Ostrandcr has sold his house
and lot on Front Street to Mrs. Tillie. |
Miss Rose Miller was visiting in
Deer Greek last Thursday, With Mrs.
n. L. McBain.
If you want to hear the humming
bird sing, go to Mrs. L. KramerT|
millinery store. v
Cap. Kelley is erecting dwelling
in Peake's Addition l4x2o, with an l.
AXIS, loft. posts.
If you want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy N. Z. r. r.
lots OF r. 5. Case. agent.
J. N. Heron and Thos. Miller, were
ut Fergus Falls Saturday, looking
over the skating rink at that place. !
The boss place to buy boss groceries
at boss prices, is at the Boss grocery
on Third Street, opposite this Office.
LOsT.-1n Wadena Tuesday even
ing. a pair of shoes and pail of lard.
Finder will please leave at this office.
If you wish to purchase Wadena
lots before the r. r., Co. advance
prices call on E. S. Case at Bank of
Wad ena, and make y our selections
The Hon. D. L. Kiehle, StatelSupt.
of Public Instructions, will lecture
before the institute and the public in
the new school building tonight. All
are cordially invited.
| Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pacific r. r. Co., can
save money by paying up in preferred
stock, which may be ordered through
Peake & Murray of Wadena MINI.
G. +. Ormsby, of Verndale, was in
the city yesterday selling an attach.
ment for organs to show he.chords in
any key. It is patent that Mr..
Ormsby has just got out, and is very
complete arrangement. 1t is an ex-
cellent thing for new beginner.
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DIBBLE.-BATcHERD.-Atth the Wade.
Ma Hotel, Thursday April 10th,
1884, by Judge Ostrander, Mr.. Will
lam Fl. Dibble and Miss Julia n.
Batcherd, both of Wadena.
The groom has farm just south Of
town and the happy pair have COM
menced housekeeping thereon, and
are as happy as can he. Their host of
friends in and around Wadena most
heartily congratulate them, and hope
that they may always be as happy as
they now appear to be and that pros
perity may always attend them.
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Republican County Convention.
A Republican County Convention
for tho county of Wadena, State of
Minnesota, will be held at Peake's
Hall, in the Village of Wadena,
County of Wadena, at two O'Clock
p. M, on the 10th day of April 1884,
for the purpose of choosing three
delegates to the Republican Congress-
ional District Convention to be held
at Moerhead Clay County, Minnesota,
on the Oath day Of April 1884, at II
o'clock noon, and for the further pur-
pose of choosing two delegates to re-
present Wadena County in the Repub-
lican State Convention to be held in
the city of St. Paul. at IL o'clock noon,
on the lst day of May 1884, and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the conven.
ton. The following is the apportion-
nent of delegates for the organized
towns in Wadena County. Wadena, g.;
Aldrich, 7; Thomaston, 3; Leaf River,
2: Wing River, l; Shell City, l.
Whereas a Republican Congression-
al District Convention has been
called for the purpose of nominating
a Republican candidate for congress,
for the Fifth Congressional District of
the State of Minnesota, to be held at
Fergus Falls, Otter Tail County, Min
nesots, on the 23rd day of April, 1884,
at 2 o'clock p. M, since the above
call for a County Convention has been
published;
Therefore be it resolved, That three
delegates be chosen at the meeting of
the above mentioned, Republican
County Convention for the purpose
of representing Wadena in the Con.
gressional Convention. to he held at
Fergus Falls April 23d, 1884, at 2
o'clock p. m, E. S. CASE,
Chair. County Comm.
Dated. April Is. 1884,
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Total =. l2s
The attention freq ublicau county committees
is called to the following resolutions adopted by
the committees,
Resolved, That in case any county has no county
committee. or having one SAID committee shall
fail to issue call before the 18th day Of April for
convention pursuant to this call, the chairman Of
this committee shall appoint committee OF three
republicans to take action looking to the proper
calling and holdingof county convention In such
county OF counties. sa i i ~ IS !:
I Resolved. Tint al persons presiding IN rancnscs
and county conventions. help pursuant T. this call,
are hereby recommended to allow ballot or .
.disision OF the house, Whenever the came shall be
reqncztcd by any voter at 4ny such caacus o. con.
seution, q the end that fair count and htfue ex-
preston Of tho voters missy Be h1d.
q Byorderof the district commit.
"a liIL1Ar. Chairman.
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Last Gall.
Farm for Sale.

Farm of 100 acres, 80 acres ready
for crop, one framed house 18x24, !
l-2 stories high, one framed granary
20x2o, l IL stories high, one log house
and barn. Good new fence all around
the 100 acres, and two good wells OF
water. Price $4,000. Terms easy.
For particulars enquire of
W. NJ. EvERTs,
Wadena MINI.
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Republican Caucus.


The Republicans of Wadena Town.
ship are hereby requested to meet at
the old school building in the village
of Wadena, on Thursday April II. 1884,
at three o'clock p. NJ, to choose nine
delegates to the County Convention.
to be held in Wadina April 10. for
the purpose of choosing delegates to
the Republican District Convention
at Meorhead, and the State Conven-
tion at St. Paul.
E. S. CASE, }
w. r. BACMBACH, Town Comm
A. MURRAY, }
Wadena April 8, 1884.
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Donation Party at the new ID. e.
Parsonage.
A donation party will be rendered
the Rev. A.: J. Hayner in his new
home, Tuesday evening, April 23rd.
A good time is assured to all. Sup
per from to 0, free to all. A dona.
ton OF groceries and farm produce
will be as acceptable as money. In
addition to this a soap bubble party
will be one of the interesting features
of the evening, in which prizes will
be offered to make the entertainment
interesting.
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Patents Granted.

The following patents were granted
to citizens of Mimi, week ending
April Sth, 1884, reported expressly
for this paper by Jos. II. Hunter,
Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, 934 F Street, Washington,
D. c.:
Thomas w. McGregor, Rushford,
barrel trusting machine; Force Balm,
Minneapolis, electric helix and method
OF winding the same; Andreas Martin
Calsen, st. Paul, boot and shoe clean.
ing implement.
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RULES OF
Wadcna Rr0lcr Skating Rink.

Admission evenings for gents 10 cts.
Admission free to those buying
skates at the door.
Skates must be paid for before
going on to the floor.
This includes parties that own
skates. THos. MILLER,
Manager,
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Teachers Institute.

A State Teachers Institute was
commenced in the new school house
in Wadena Monday afternoon, under
the supervision of Supt. Harding.
with Profs. r. J. Gray and J. II.
Gates as conductors. They have a
very good attendance and the Insti-
cute is a very interesting and instruct
i've one. Prof. Gray, teaches Geogra-
ply. Reading, Educational Psychol.
ogy and School Economy, and Prof.
Gates, Language, Arithmetic, Hyg-
iene and History. A very interest.
ing lecture was given 10y Prof. Gates
Tuesday evening, on the subject of
Decisive Battles. There was q good
audience in attendance and the lect.
ure was very interesting. The in
stitute will close Friday evening and
4 teachers examination will be held
on Saturday. Following is the enroll
ment at the Institutes:
Eva Goings, Nettie McQulllin,
4. +. Buck, Anna Cowdy,
Rose Miller, Tenny Fuller,
Ellie Wheeler, Fl. Swindlehurst,
Emma Johnson, May Dibble,
Minnie Bankson, MIS-. L. Whitney,
W.. II. Cutshaw, Nettie Hedden,
Minnie Lukens, Edith Wheeler.
Flora Marshall, Flora f. Wright,
Etlie NJ. Lyons, Edgar FOurte,
Hettie Bonar, Mary Young,
Ithod, Ecker, Clara NJ. Farwell,
Emo. Van Patten, Anna Flora.
Pearl holland, Mrs. T.. E. Mann,
Hattie Morrison, Ella Manlove,
W. A. Law. Herbert Sawtelle,
w. r. Osborn.
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For Sale.

Farm of 100 acres; 81 acres ready
for crop, one mile east of the Post
Office. For further particulars en-
quire of B. E. BOYER,
45.tf. - Wadena,
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Notice.

Notice.
J. NJ. Migge wishes to inform every
body to keep out of his pasture west
OF town unless permission is given.
He says if anyone is seen in there
they can look out for something.
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

The first symptom of Piles is an intense itchin
at night, after getting warm. This unpleasant
sensation is immediately relieved by an appli-
alton of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. Piles in all
IS forms, Itch Salt Rheum, and Ringworm can
be permanently cured by the use Of this great
remedy. Price, SO cents Sold by stinehour l. Co
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No Experiment.

With a majority of people it is no experiment
that DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup is a
sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Lungs
Soreness in the Chest, etc. Get free sample bot
tie of Stinehour the druggist. Regular size so
cents and 81 co.
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Married..

HoL1DAY.-GorF.-At the Wadena
Hotel, Tuesday April 9Th, 1884, by
Justice Ashburner, Mr.. Frank Hol-
iday and Miss Minnie Gouf, both of
Stowe Prairie.
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stinehour, the Druggist is always looking after
the interest of his customers; he has now secured
the sale Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Luns
Syrup, a remedy that never fails to cure Coughs
Colds, Pains in tho Chest, and Lung Affection
Regular size, 50 cents and 500.
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Of the winter term:

Inc average atCenu1nco Tor the
term in the three Departments is l3l.
B. F. Buck,
Teacher.
The above report was mislaid
which accounts for it's not being pub
lished earlier. i
Wadsna Driving Park AssosiatioA
All subscribers to the stock of this
association, are hereby requested to
meet at the Office of VIM. Rawson, on
Saturday, April 10, 1884, at 8 o'clock
p. IN. Action has been commenced
against the association on a claim
amounting to 800, and each subscri-
Der to the capital stock is equally liza.
bic to the amount of his subscription.
The real estate has been sold under the
mortgage and the claim on which
action has been commenced is for the
building of Floral Hall. Let there be
a full attendance or forever hold your
peace, whatever trouble may arise
therefrom to.you.
GEO. A. WHITNEY
A. L. IRWIN, President.
Secretary.
Wadcna, April Is, 1854.
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Seed Wheat:
/ have for sale $50 bushels of Scotch
Fife wheat, for seed.
CARL FISHER
Leaf River.
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: 10000
. TO lot.n on farm property, at a low
rate Of interest. s..@@, j: 49,
40.tf OSTRANDER 4 Co.

For Sale.
A good store building on Third
Street. For particulars enquire of
T. F. OsTRANDER.
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FoR SALE'-A yoke of oxen. En-.
quire 1T this office or of
w. N. CHAPMAN
| Leaf River.
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Letter: List.

Letter List.
List of Letters remaining in the Postofice At
wa1sna. Minn.. April 18th. 1881.
flew Steven, John Schneider, Mrs.
Ella Taplin, Enos Van Gilden, John
Williams.
In callingfor these letters please say "Adver-
tiscd." GILES PEAKE, =. NJ,
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Tax Notice.

lux NOG1C0.
Notice is hereby given that all per.
sonal property taxes not paid before
the first day Of May next, will be put
in to 4 Deputy's hand for collection
with costs. z. HENDERSON,
County Treas.
Wadena, April Is, 1884. 1926.
For Sale.
Lot No. 2 in Block No. in the
original town site of Wadena. Will
be sold cheap for cash, or liberal term.
will be given for one half purchase
money. Address.
MARY KRE1sER.
46-4t. Sank Centre, MINI.
Last Gall.
All accounts duo me prior to Janu
airy LIST, 1884, must be settled either
by note or cash, before May 1st, 1884
or they will be left in All attorney.
hands for collection. have engaged
the services of VIM. Hall as collector
all accounts paid him will be proper
ly receipted. No fooling.
L. w. BABeoCK.
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q. II. Spencer On.
COUNTY
surveyor.
And Land Examin

And Land Examiner.
Estimates accurately given on all kinds of
timber. Subdivision Of sections q Speciality
AL orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
ALDRICH, Wadena, Co., MIMI
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School Report.
Following is the report of the Wa
dena High School, for the last month
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Brush Creek.
MAJOR

The recent rains have made the
ground in fine condition for sowing fail
grain and farmers are imprOEing the
Opportunity.
Mr.. j. COursOn has returned from
DeS mOines and will nov take up his
abode In the parts
Our new school house Is now enclosed
and we no oe some Of OUT political stump
ers will come up and give us a breeze.
Mrs, Laura Stang O4 Ashland county
Ohio. * here visiting her sitter, Mrs. A.
F. Walker. Al-O Miss Al'ce Walker.
sister of Mr.. Walker. from the same
county. Your c. respondent learned
from them that Northern Ohio has had
a severe drOuth during the season that
has lust past. The pastures dried up
No that faI mers had 70 feed their has,
and aOw they have 10 sell their cattle
because they have not iced enough 20
carry them through the winter Their
corn Is not q gOud hall crop. AfOst Of
their meadows viii have to be Plowfd
ard re eedsd again Not Onlg Ohio
but other ea-teTn states are in the same
condition, At the sans time Kansas IS
blOnming Ike the rose. And now, Ia
the language of Horaes Greeley, we
would say. g. Go we Z young man, and
grow up with the country" Yes, and
they are coming. Land BUYERS are
plenty here. and they All say there are
more coming.
Peter Smith sold his improvements
ON a quarter of school land That he enc
tered lest spring fer 800.
=. Baker has pHt his filing right on
90 acres joining his homestead aud has
yrrs 1nded IL with q wire fe. CO. De
time has come when forty ae' es is worth
looking after. GkkERsa9ttNa
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Nike Bsckley is bound to sell you
coal.
See Mike Beckley's sad 50 on first
page, and real what he has TO say
about coal and lime,
Mrs. Jackson left last Tuesday for
Iowa TO visit her father. who is quite
feeble. and other relatives and friend .
Mr.. Richards, nephew of our lumber
merchant. NJ. Beckieys is stIUping in
town, at present with +. Z. WinShip.
One Of Mr.. John-Ons children Is not
expected 10 recover from the effects Of
diphthe ia. All other cases are at
present improving
In this impression will be found cuts
of the Taylur b Others patent fence and
automatic gate, sam les Of which can
be seen on the public square at this
place. They arc prepai ed 70 sell farm
RICH s.
Ed Korns has lay off 70 take in the
Phillips County fair aud visit old stamp
inv ground. He looks alm0-t rs happy
and runtented a. be did when editor
and prop ielOr of the HERALD He re-
ports his family a. yell aud happy.
j. S. Cowing of Exeter, Clay cOua
" Kansas. has bought the 4. ii, Morton
farm Of 800 acres, six miles north of
this place, paying 81, 800 for it, and will
be III t., take charge Of it in March and
Jhnathan Todd, II the same place, mas
bought the HickenlOOper place adjOin
ing town and will also occupy it soon
Both these gentlemen will be impOl tant
acquisitions To eur county
G. ". StinsOn, Repub lean candidate
for County Attorney will speak Is fol-
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ID. \. HuLug speaKs tn you this week
about stock of boys clothing he has
on hand. Call and see him.
L. &. UhI, Democratic candidate
or Congress. g. H. Moody and w. D
COvingtOn, will be at Phillipsburg
Tuesday evening, October l4th; 1884
for the purpose OF addressing the pep
pie.
The Photograph Gallery of Richard
son & Gu. has arrived and will remain
short time. They q g prepared tu do
all sind of work in the latest and most
improved manner. View work spec
ialty. % 2w
F. NJ. Hall, one of the sIick-tongued
geRts from CaWkeF ity. who were Ii
censed bY the tair TO ply their gamh-
ling games, was arrested by COnstab bic
Clark for disturbing the peace and
taken before Justice Johnson and
fined 81 and costs The presence Oi
the whole outfit WAS a fraud and we
hope it will not be allowed again.
W. E. Page. of Walnut township.
tn"k Il first p eminms aud 4 second
p-emium~SanR Vegetab and leIC Tor uur
collection ole stock bret aud one sugar
beet each weig hing 10 pounds, n sample
"a Al ClAiA-AllA GsJll4 q AAt4 u SWoCS CSLtl
grown from one grain, which has IA
ears, u sample OF carrots, 2 feet in
length, and some other specimens.
Commissioners court met la Mon
day and disposed OI the quarters busi-
! ness in one day. Mr.. MUultOn claimed
"a have private business WI ch he want
ed 10 attend TO. aud was ia favor of
rushing Though under high pressure.
j 1t seems 70 Us this Is all wrong. There
are questions that come before the board
at every enc of its regular quart eriy Sss-
that should have careful and deliberate
attention Of the bard, and it is safe Ia
i say that had such attention as the i'm
tpOrtance of the interest u be cOnSe we'd
| by one of these meetings been observed
a It should have been done. that Al
least two days if not thee would have
.hesn Reesisd 70 com ,l6te It's work. Dues
4iOus are disposed of IN q moment by
lAe board that involves important ltga
questions which wOald net be- decided
in The district court WithOu' the M ssl
careful investigation This ought MOI
TO be. and we hope 70 see the dav IN the
not distant future that our isoard d
Commissioners viii consider IL thpil
dHly 10 meet at the times prescribed b
law, ami rSmain Id session nniil eve,
part of her work ha ben caarefulil
AID fsithfully perf0rmed
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Mar,lIn nnd WIclnIt,,

Mr.. S. @. Nay has erected a coal
house near the railroad aud is selling
leads of coal, all because he beats other
towns on prir es.
II. G. MIDI etc n is now the aOcOmnlo-
daiing g ain agent.
Nm. Nye and lady took in Kirwin
last Fl jaay.
thi, wet weather makes the threshers
feel rather blue.
Marvin expects to attend the fair
almost en- masSe.
We have been spared so far the raw
ages of that dread d sease -diphtheFia.
The attendance at school, we hear, is
larzs.
VIM. F. Murray has been attending
school at KirWin.
Chester Westbr0Ok is about laid up
with a -evere poisoning which settled
in his foot.
The match market opened on the rise
and closed very ~teadys selling freely at
81 boxes for % cents.
Mrs. J. 5. Ewell and Miss Maggie
DaTnell 90 to Illinois tomo row WED
nesday) morning. the former on a visit,
the latter to reside.
B. F. Hayress has experienced oOn-
siderable difficulty by his goods being
lost while in transit from Missouri
Beckley has lots Of lumber on and is
selling large quantities.
Ye quill driver is almost discouraged
with the lack of energy that character
ICES our young 5 eOUle. We haven't got
to write up a wedding for 10, these
many mnOns.
Our t0wnsman, John Hess, is having
his house raised and neW foundation
put under il.
A party from town went fishing Sum
day but the fish market was not crowd
ed By the result.
John Scots sent some excellent speei-
mems Of Kansas potatoes to Illinois this
week by Miss Darnel1.
MAJOR.