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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-30

CT JOHNS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
- Vermont avenue between NJ and streets
northwest. Institution offers every facility
for thorough education, whether Classical,
DAY, SEPT. l, 1884. BRO TOBIAS, Presi-
dent, auiS-Im
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"ALnERNEY DAIRY WAGoNs."- Fresh Al
dcrnpy butter churned every morning, and de
liycred In - pound WARD prints, at 3Dr
6SAR a. f ia ShSIs sss sI RE- a s5 81
per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-30

MANY bodily Ills result from habitual con-
stlpatlOn, and u fine constitution may be
broken and ruined by simple neglect. There
Is no medicine equal TO Ayers pills TO correct
the evil aud restore the organs TO natural,
healthy, aud regular action,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"Unitel States News Bureau"
"London Tea CO..
Principal of Lincoln College"
"l145 18th st NV
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GEORGETOWN STATION,
SUMMER RESORTS.
DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
III BATHS,
Great North Mountain. near Winchester. Va

Great North Mountain. near Winchester, Va
Altitude over 1000 feet Temperature 10 10
10 degrees below the city
Four mineral waters = tonic, purifying, and
specific for dyspepsia, kidney and liver troubleA-
Separate bath houses for ladies and gentlemen,
with tub, flow, douche, and sitz baths, and o
swimming pool, 30 by so feet Hotel enlarged
weeks, some pleasant fourth floor rooms, $40.
SIP 'cial rates for families. Eight hours ride
nom Washington
Tickets % the springs aud return, $3.50, good
until oct 81.
Illustrated pamphlets, giving all Information.
may be had OF A. s, PRATT & SONS,
Managers, 40l Ninth street northwest
at IL healthy place. The nights are deii
ciously cool, No mosquitoes, no bar, mo sound
of rcvclry by night II Is a good place for all
who desire q clearly ami cool retreat" 10 j,
Stuart Wells, Surgeon, u. s. N.
The cool and exhllnratlng atmosphere, the Wild
mountain scenery, and fine drives, the baths ana
invaluable medicinal waters, with good inre
render "a season at Rock Enon delight not soon
70 be forgotten. From James E. Fitch. esq.
Washington, ID. q.
zoo SUMMER HOMES
j. DOO handbook, containing list % SUM
mcr hotels and boarding houses along Hudson
River and In Catskll Mountains, with terms,
attractions, maps and illustrations, sent TO any
address upon application. with 3-cent stamp, 70
$sish ssss t Sds"' west
Je2.mwi'tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-30

HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW DEPART
lhent VIII open SEPTEMBER 10, 1884, at
70 CLOCK r. M. Lecture rooms In y. NJ. g. a.
bulidlilg, corner of Ninth and ID streets north
VEST entrance Ninth street side All persons
,nichoung TO enter the Department 70" thtschool
S,Utlt then 10 open are requested to be present.
for circulars brother Information applyto
on,.u -. LANES II. SMITH, Secretary.
ohce, 20. Or 9Th st. N. W., lie Droit Buildlng.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-30

National vs.. Baltimore to.dHyf'4IO0i leAbitOl
park.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-30

Adams, Belle
alexander. ! ! Mrs
Ash, Katie Miss
Brooke, A w G. Mrs
lIrookc, a V G Mrs
IJarrct, IL iirs
llatclle, & Mira
Butter, COdlclla Miss
BIRD, Eprtiinnn Mrs
Blrd, Frnncie Mrs
Burk. Kate
Brown, Harriet Mrs
Burnett, James Mrs
Buckclun, i II Mrs
Baker. May II Mrs
brown, Mary G Mr3
Brown, Minnie
u II, Mary Mrs
iinkcr, II G Mrs
Bryan, Venie Miss
Barbour, Winnie Mrs
Ctrvcr, CLARA Miss
Coleman, Ellen Mrs
Coleman, Hester Mrs
Carter, Lucy Miss
Chase, Mary Mrs
chancy, MHllndn Mrs
Comfy. Mnrg't
CLARKE, Mrs
Carter, Nancy
Chase, Salllc Il Mrs
Chaney, w G. Mrs
Cutler, VIM q Mrs
Dawson, li,mira
Davis, India
Dunbar, Ida Miss
Dnnis u, Kate Mrs
Deem, Lizzio
Duncan, Thomas Mrs
DE Lucca, Virginia 90
Evans, Daisy w
lcnglebright, Josephine
Mrs
Fox, Fannie Mrs
Fay, II q Mira
Ferry, Lizzie Mrs
Ford, Mary 9
Falardenni, Mary Mrs
| Gnrun Amy
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VIVA AZ Az
Alexander, A ID
Allen, q Il NJ
Anderson. Chas =
Bnrk, lluttler
Blackwell, Chas II
Belnap. u
Brown, Edw'd
Barbados. Fred'k q
Bennett, q $
Bonrdnan. Geo w
Boswell. IL ID
Brown, I II
Brooks, Jas +
Boone, John
Brown. James
Bristow. John Il
Binkley, DR. John
Bachelor, DIR ] III ant
Palmer
Blessing, John
Butterworth, J u
Blnklcy, ] Il lr NJ ID
brown, l. q
Best, ]. u
Bvrne, Patrick
ra,tcs, II L
Brown, Robt
Bancroft, $ ID
Bumhnm w II
Clark, DIR B
Craven, Charlie
Colby, Il A
Chadwell, III G
Connolly. Harry @
Cooper. Jno
Clements, Jno Il
Camper, j III
Clark, Jal NJ
Clark, j Jerome
Collins, j
Campbell. stephen IL
Cocks, Sisfrow
Curtelle. II s
Carter, VIM
Deneka9, A
Davis, Allen
Dudley, Henry
Dltlin, John
Davis, J W
Davis, w IL
Evans, DC
Farmer, j.
Folsom, j +
Graham. Daniel
Green, q w
Gibbs, Geo w
Garway, John II
Goldman. l.
Gibbs, Il IL
Green, Thomas
Hill, q Il
Hatch, q X
Hudson, Frank,
Hoars, Geo A
Harris, Hon jas NJ
Hinchty, John
Hartnett. Morris
Holmes, Mollle
Henry. Robert
Hnlllach. VIM
Hunter, Walter B
Harris. William
Jennings. Fred'k
Johnston, James A
Johnson, Willie
Johnston. VIM A
Jones, Lit w Il
Jackson, VIM
Kaiser, George
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PERSONAL.

NERVOUS Weakness, Abuse, etc, radically
IN cured by direct application and absorption
Circular free. Pareira Chemical Company. CHI
cagO, Ill, aulH-u, h.s-ly
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Republican District Conven-
..f@s " ri M ton. # 7s5 Il NJ


"a Republican delegate convention
for the fifth Congressional district Of
Minnesota viii be held at Moorhead,
MINI, on the oath day of April, "a. D.
lSS4, atl2 O'Clock noon, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Congreas
in said district, and also for the pur-
pose Of electing two delegates to re D.
resent said district in the Republican
National Convention to be lie Id in
Chicago, His, June 3rd, 1884 and to
transact other business as may come
before said convention, The several
counties in said district sAre entitled to
the following representation in said
convention, based upon the average
vote for Republican state officers in
fall of 1883, in the ratio of one delegate
for each county at large and one dele
gate for every three hundred votes or
major fraction thereof. ..
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
More Todd County Crime.
From the Todd County Argus.


We learn from Constable Moore, OF
Osakis, that few nights since a shooting g
atfray occurred in the western part of the
town Of leslie. There was a dance al
the residence Of VIM. Siples and four
young men, Edward Henry, Jessie Barret,
Geo. Carlton and Mr.. Kinyon, came
down frem Spruce Hill in Douglas coun-
ty to attend the dance Mr.. Siples sent
man en' TO request them to 60 home as
he had trouble with the men before. After
being treated to some beer they left the
house, but stopped at the farm of Mr..
sipies' brother, about half mile dis
tant, where they entered the barn and be-
gan TO loose the cattle from, their stalls and
TO cut the harness off the horses stand
ing in the stable. Siples went out and
ordered them away, but they told him t"
get out or they would shoot him. He
got scared and left but returned AS they
were driving off, and drew double bar
relied shotgun on them. Edward Henry
called out and begged him no, 10 shoot
but he fred both barrels, shooting down
one ho'se and wounding all four Of the
men. Barrett, wasthe worst hurt of the
four. a shot entering his left cheek knock
ing out two teeth and lodging near his
right eye. Carlton WAS wounded slightly
in the arm and back. Kenyon was
wounded in the back and Henry received
two or three shot in the back Of the head
None Of them were gerously wound
ed. None Of the parties were arrested
up to Thursday. One justice declined to
have anything to do with it az long a.
the county board refuse to pay expenses
incurred in such cases, and another
agreed to issue warrant if the parties
would give security for the costs, but 10
action has yet been taken.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Agricnltursl Society Meeting.

The hoard of d ,rectors Of the Morri-
son g County Agricultural society met
at the seeretary's office on Friday last.
Present: J. II. Rhodes, president;
Richard It: Neill, vice president; Wm.
Butler, treasurer; G. "A. Churchill tenn
porary secretary; E. 6. Hill, B. Taylor,
]. Hill, John Denny aud A. K. Hall.
The bond Of Vim. Butleras treasurer
was placed at 81 900. .% /.
All delinquent stock was declared
forfeited, and a motion was carried Of
fering all delinquent stock for sale on
Monday, the 2Sth day of April, 1854.
F On motion the stock of the society
was assessed 25 per cent Of it's par
value, the assessment to be paid with
In thirty days from date: ..:...
On motion the secretary was in
structed to sell fifty shares of stock at
not less tn: n II per cent promiu m on
par value. #. 5
The board adopted two resolutions
In regard to advertising for sealed bids
for work on the fair grounds. Accord
ing to the first resolution bids will be
received for the following work: Cow
erlng the present track with saw dust
six inches deep, levcling the same,
and covering the saw dust afterward
with three inches of clay properly
leveled. .. -
The second resolution directs adver-
tising for bids for the fencing of the
fair grounds with six foot pine board
fence, +.~ -
Board adjourned until A pril %.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Long Prairie Leader: Wm. and S.
c. Lee are in Little Falls looking after
their milling interests ther 1t is ru-
lnored that Little Falls parties desire
to lease their Swan River Touring mill.
1t is now in good running order since
they put in their new machinery, and
as it is now accessible atal times, since
the completion of the bridge it is s
Talnab ble piece Of property.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Heretofore, the Democrats Of To Id
county have never had All organization,
but steps are now i'cing taken TO get the
party In working order in that County
Last winter a MASS meeting of the Dem.
<'cra,s OF the county WAS held aud cen
tral committee chosen whici, had power
to appointing town committees. Com.
mietecs have now leen appointed for
each OF the tWeDly.ltree towns in the
county.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Co. K, Attention /!
Headquarters 4 Com pany, M, n.

Headquarters 4 Company, NJ. n. G.
ri General Order No. I. y =. t..
II It's hereby ordered thai a general in
sp4clion Of Co. K End regiment, NJ, N.
e will take place April S, 1884, at
& o'clock p. m at tue armory. No excuse
will be granted on that day.
u. II .s:s. ri z5.s ..5 LEON HoUDE,
Capt commanding K Go. NJ n. @. Il
Dated At Little Falls, this 25th day of
March, 1884 81. r
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters of the town
Of Little Falls will hold caucus at the
court house hall in said town at s
O'Clock p. m. on Friday, April H.,
1884, for the purpose of choosing five
delegates to attend the Republican
county convention to be held on April,
II, 1854. J. TAYLOR,
Chairman.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

The Andover Gazette truthfully OBJ
serves that the "Givlng of.mort cages has
caused more failures than stock specu-
lations; discouraged more tillers OF the
soil than grasshoppers; and sent more
people to poor houses than light crops.
It has ruined thousands. benefited none
and put more money in the pocket Of
grain speculat ors than fraudulent grad.
inr'''
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
MARRIED..

CROsSLAND-PELKY-At the res
ldence of George Stillwell in the viii
lage Of Little Falls, On Saturday, March
%, 1884, by Wilson Kinney, justice of
the peace, Charles Grassland to Mar
tina Pelky.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Republican County Convention,

A Republican county convention for
the county Of Morrison will be held at
the court housein Little Falls on Mon
day, Aprill4, at two o'clock D. m. for
the purpose of electing two ~ dele
gates to represent said county in the
Republican Slate convention to be
held in St. Paul on May /, and also to
elect three (s) delegates to represent
said county in the Republican Con-
gressional District convention to be
held at Moorhead.on April "a for the
purpose of placing in nomination a
candidate for congress and the selec-
ton of two delegates to represent said
district in the national convention at
Chicago on June 8.
The different towns in the county
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Pay Tn :!

/ propose to collect all bills due me
Within thirty days. Those who do no,
wish to pay costs should ge, to the front
and those who do not pay up will have
their name placed on bulletin in my
Place Of business as deadbeats.
+ j "a Geo. w. BoyoK.
Royalton, Mimi, March 27, 1884 j2E
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Village Council Meeting.

Regular meeting, Of the village coun-
ell Of Little Falls held at the recorders
office on Wednesday evening, April
II. Present: Peter Medved, president;
~. r. Steele and &. 4. Richard, trus-.
l.tees;SJ. w Close, recorder. Il
Village attorneys report read and
filed. 4. :ss .E..5 ..ss5s ..'.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the bill of. John Work,la1 for s4
for work on roads was allowed. .5s IL.
On motion duly seconded and car.
ried the bill C. II, Vining for Sl.8o
for painting signs was allowed. 5s3... sz
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the bill Of the Little Falls Lumber
company for lumber for $l73.S8 was
allowed, @ .a
On motion duly seconded and ear
ried the bill Of the Little Falls Tran
script for printing village ordinance
for $5.25 was allowed with condition
that they file proof Of publication Of
the OfulnanCc. - -. a<es.- l.
Onmotion duly seconded and car
ried the bill Of the Little Falls publish
ing company for Sc was allowed.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the bill of. W. Berg for two tin
boxes for S. was allowed.
On motion duly seconded and car
RED the bill of w. L. Harting & Son
for making signs for So was allowed.
The bill Oft. NJ Sullivan as extra
policeman and for commitment fees of
S3 was allowed.
Bill of A. X. Hall for lumber for
$.54was allowed.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried JOAN Workman WAS appointed
street commissioner for the coming
season.
| On motion duly seconded and car
ried the following named persons were
appointed as q board Of health for the
ensuing year: Chairman, DR.. G. NJ.
A. Fortier, H.. F. schleusener, S. P.
Fuller, H. 3. Tuttle and E. Rothwell.
On motion duly. seconded and car
red the village recorder was instruct
ed to post notices relative to dog L.
cense ordinance and enforcement of
the same.
On motion council adjourned until
April Is, 1854.
! SPECIAL NETTING.
Last evening the council held a
special meeting for the purpose ofar-
ranging a settlement with Preston &
Knott, who shipped fire engine and
other apparatus to this village on the
ord er OF the village council, and which
the succeeding council refused to pay
for. The firm threatened to commence
suit for pay for all the property, but
would prefer to make some compro-
mise. Mr.. Knott, member of the
firm, was present, and after consider
able talk the council finally decided
to buy the hose truck and 700 feet of
. inch hose, and small amount of
additional fire apparatus and pay $500
therefor, providing the sellers would
wait until June Is, 1885, for their pay,
the debt to bear no interest, and also
Preston & Knott would retain their
engine, and hold no further claim
against the village. This offer was ac-
cepted, and the village should certain
ly have an engine before the payment
for tie hose becomes due. The >yii-
lage gets the property for the market
price, and avoids what promised to be
an expensive law suit. 1t is certain
that the action of the council will meet
the approval of voters and property
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

~ These bard times it is the duty of
everybody to save all the money they
can, and from 10 to Is per cent can be
made ~ buying your groceries of
kichart Bros, besides finding the best
assortment ID town, 5t' E5
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Insurance.

Is yoH wanfto insure your property il
good, reliable companies, G. Hessell
9 20 '.i;s can suit you. Thc;. g agents for
the Continental tl and Germania compa-
nies Of New York, the Orient Of Hart.
ferd and the North British Mercantile.
Old Judg dge cigarettes 1t T V1sAIY,s. II,
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Board adjourned until April %.

Saturdays Pioneer Press: Scalers
Kennedy and Ring, of the surveyor gen.
erals force, are the first to report from
the woods, having completed work at
Grow Wing and Pillager. Others are
expected down during the week.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Have the business men Of Little Falls
come 10 the conclusions that they dcn't
need -four mil? They started out as
If tirey ment business. and it is cer,ainly
for the Lest iDierts, of the town that
some measnrts le taken secn which will
secure the early building Of flour mill
at this place - *. '-::
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

GROVE - WALBRIDGE -- At the
Congregational church in this village
on Sunday evening, March 30, 1884,
by Rev 0. O. Randell, J. &, Grove to
Libby Walbridge,
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
To The Public.

Having reopened my shoe store I am
now ready to wait on my customers as
usual. Thanking each and all of you
for past favors, and hoping for contin
uance of the same remain, -.
Yours Respectfully,
80 .-N FRED PANTzKE.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

J. D. Logan IF JRoyallon$is trying ia
secure. e.a'tsmus. fren The citizens Of Tia,
village TO aid k.m in building tlour mia
Hei is no, meeting with liberalencourage
men,. A 1iour mil would lie Of glta,
;Icnefii TO ,ln town, and HE merchants
and properly owners can well afford to
assist Mr. Logan. d., E.r
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

We have a. beautiful assortment of
Men 5 white and colored shirts, ofGenls'
furnishing goods of all kinds, and of
hats; and caps; and we never forger our
old motto: Live and Let Live.n =
b. @r., -s s.@E RICH ARD BROS.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Farm for sale 12 miles east Of Little
Falls containing 90 acres Of land and Is
acres broke. All fenced also dwell
ing house. AUGUSTUS RAYMOND. s
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

1t has been reported on the streets that
Mr.. Otis, at present connected with the
St. Paal Giole, was about tn succeed
Judge Storey as editor Of the Sun. The
change was said TO I've desired hy Capt
ioude, but the Utser stock holders in the
paper, Messrs. r. Marot;e. J. H. Rhode:
and n. Norm, were content with tht
present editor, Ii IL we'll known that il
woulh be difficult 10 secure 4 man who
could do better than Mr.. Storey. who is q
thorough Democrat, and sloutly main
taius his views with his pen.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Notice.;

s. Notice.
TO allwhom it may concern:
We have placed our book accounts and
snotes in the hands Of Storey & Worth
= "iDgton for collection. We must have
these accounts settled either by cash or
by secured notes and you will save costs
and trouble by settling at once
~, Il Yours Respectfully, D..
....u.~ H. RHODES IL WETzEr.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

The coming season can furnish a
choice variety of Straw berry plants and
Black Cap Raspberry plants.
J. S. BALL,
Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Seed Wheat for Sale

1have 800 bushels Of No. seed wheat
which / will sell for $1.10 per bushel.
The grain is Scotch Fife. ~.
90. .'> n J. w. BALL,
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

WeinieDd fn keep 4 fill line III al
kinds OF musical instruments. ss5'' an.
49, Ior any instrument not kept mi
seletsk u III be takep and flle. pronlpa b &.
I,1T lie ~ t;1uRrH s.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Wanted, 90 Men

Till spring at the Vasaly House. Re
duction from SO to $3.50 per day. A
good square meal for .25 cents. Full
satisfaction guaranteed o. no pay.
B hi T.. VAsALY s
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

J.O. Pomroy has returned from his
Duluth trip and is again filing his old po
s!tlon at j. Simmons store. He was much
pleased with Duluth. and thinks that the
fHslness prospects Of the ci1y are very
me fer the coming season. THE ice re-
mains firm in The lake in the vicinity of
Duluth, and navigation cannot open for
several weeks yet
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

1.heLadies Of the Congre gational soci
ETY. will give = supper At the Ar,nasy
next "Wednesday evening April 8. Oys:
4 ere. sandwiches, cake, pies .snd coffee
I will be served. # {ssi5
Recilations, Reading aud voca, m,l.sie
will add tothe ii,teres, of the oecasst,n
il Come one and.sti II s.ts *4S.,S f ai.5#. d#s
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Seed Wheat.

I 600 bushels Of seed wheat from the
Red Re River valley for sale at 81 per
!. brshel III SS J. PHTRR 4 Rppxp e. s.5s
Inquire at Rice Greek farm, #. II. "
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Total. .95
The several county committees are
requested to issue their calls for county
conventions as soon as possible.
E. G. HOLMES, Chairmen.
W. W. HARTLEY, Secretary.
Dated Detroit, Minnesota April /,
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
GRAND BALL.

The Brass Band will give grand bal
on Easter Monday. Further notice will
be given.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Saloon for Sale.

Saloon in Little Falls for sale cheap
for cash. For particulars inquire al
this Office. .:.55 3s5.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

FOR SALE.--l wish to sell my house
and lot on corner OF Third and Oak
streets, Little Falls. Terms reasonable.
Mrs. M. BRIGGS.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
D,IED.

IRISH AT her home insLittls Falls.
MINI. on Monday, March 81, 1884,
Mary, vie pf y g. Irish. Aged 81 ST
.years.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

II you want a good suit of clothes for
less than they are worth, go to A..
Tanners as he is closing out his stock
of clothing cheap to make room for
spring stock rs 5.z% 5#ss 55 Fs 5ss u.s. .sS5
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Fresh fish, f the he fin. f!nl,ll !.
est and largest stock
in town, for sale
cheap at the ]. Little 5
Falls Meat Market.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

A full stock of window glass alway.
ON had at Fl. F. SCHLE1JsENER's
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

A complete line of the latest styles In HATS.
RIBBONS, LACEs, VELVETS, SATINS,
FLOWERS, NOTIONS, HOOPS, BUsTLEs,
HAIR WARES and variety of LADIES FUR
FISHING GOODS. Prices low and goods al
ways satisfactory. Call and see for yourselves.
AFOpposite ). Simmons! store, Little Falls.
Minn ..-
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Pioneer Press: According to the new
time card Of the Northern Paciic which
goes into effect next Sunday, arrivals and
departures from st Paul, will be made as
follows: Departures--Paciffc express,
4; 05 p. M, Missouri River express, Z 7:45
pm. Fargo mNil and accommodation
1865 4. M. Arriyals-Atlan,ic express,
1926 p. M. mail and accommodation
from Fargo, 6:55 p. IN; st. Paul g
Minneapolis accommodation from Mandan,
T;55 a. m.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Dissolution Of Partnership.

s Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
Foisy Bros, heretofore doing general
mercantile business in The village Of Lit
lie Falls, Minneaso,a, is ,llis day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent, all bills due the.
firm will be collected by VIM g. Foisy
who3will also settle the firm liabilities.
.5. VIM. G. 7FolsY, 81
!. N i}s JosEPH FoIsY.
Dated, Little Falls. Mimi, March IL,
s# 1884.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
OATS WANTED!

Iwant l 200 bushels of oats for which
/ viii pay the highest market price,
~ }}:25 IS - JAMES Brown.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Delicious and health... mineral water
at SPRANDEL's,
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04

Call and get your pictures framed at
TUTrLE & CHURCHILL's.
Fence wire at j, w. BERG's.
IT you want nice spring hat go to
's. TANNEK's.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-04-04
Heavy 7 otlng Mares and Horses

"a. B. Ho'beTt, St. Clouds old dealer
has just arrived III st Cloud with car
Of heavy e,uns n,ares and horses which
are offered At sale at reduced prices.
They u be sold very low
where cashis paid. They can. be
seen Al Hplbert' s stable nn State street.
opposite Nike Millcr's hotel, ST Cloud.
3. HoLBKRr.