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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
An Illinois Town Burning.

FAIRBUBG, Ills, October ll.-Waltons
mills. Walton Bros. six stores. Heinbecks
restaurant, Yoe's saloon. Mrs. D. kelleys
millinery store. Thompson's harness shop,
GiIbo ( Heedsou's marble works. TreEzes
photograph gallery, Mcdonald & Combs
a;tle yards, Lawrenee's shoe shop, Mrs.
Freshers millinery store and Havey pho
,ograph gallery were destroyed by fire early
his morning. The FIRE is still raging. The
Ere has crossed to the south side Of the
abroad track. Several fine residences are
likely to be DESTROYED. The loss is 100000.
Walton Bros. alone lose $l5O,O00. Insur-
,oa npkoowu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
JOINED THE MAJORITY.
/ Cousin of Gen. Grant, n Life Long Re-
nrhIic,p Goas Oyar Tn Cleveland.

4 Cousin of Gen. Grant, n Life Long Re-
publican, Goes Over to Cleveland.
WASHINGTON. Pa, October IL Exclu-
i've. There is something Of sensation
n this quiel little city tonight So far the
poFtical canvass has been dull, but from
This out it will De red hot. The sensation
referred to is the fop of William 4. Smith,
life long Republican and cousin Of Gen
Grant, and an aide on his staff during the
var. Among Republicans there is depression.
The Democrats are jubilsnt, and Mr.. Smith
Is a well known and popular citizen, and
ais rev departure creates profound I'M
,raSSfpu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
ATERRIBIE ACCIDENT.
1 Boy Ground to Pieces in South Side
Mill,

~ Dpy " ANNssE - - ~-@N
Mill,
PIrTSBUaG, October ll.-Shortly before
3 o'clock this morning, William Andrick
I5-ysar-old-stepson of Mr.. Martin Baer. Of
No. l46 Twenty-fourth street, South Side,
net his death in tdrTible manner at the
ReprbGc frcn Works foot OF Twenty-Gfth
street. South Side. The lad left home for
work earlier than usual, he being
anxious 10 complete his employ
ment so that be coule prepare to
march with his junior Blaine and
Logan club tonight. While eudeavoring to
oil some machinery near the shears, he
slipped on piece Of iron and fell into the
cogs. Before the machinery could De
stopped he was literally ground to pieces.
His head was torn from the body and cover
ed with gashe> The remains were gather
I'd together, bound in paper, placed IN
coffin and taken to MS parents house. The
GOV was favorably known among his com
oanions. his mother was prostrated oy the
sad aristr Inc Coroner held an inquest,
and yeriicr Of accidental death was rem
,isrfi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12

II hundreds q instances where Hot
Springs and other trestnea. failed TO ture
scrotnla and syplilitic disorders, the sufferer
has souyh1 an4 found 6 cure N ID. Guy
sotts YeIIoE Dock ana SarsaparillA 1t
enriches the blood, strengthens the urinary
and digestive organs, and quickly removes
an II iirationz Of IL health and blood dis-
esss. ircrn a piuple TO . ranning sore, from
soesdsehe 70 s rheumatic pain lis sGPe.
r;o-i.y oves ali ether blood purifiers and
s.rsrgtEsLiE. Hlsdicinss / sd1zit'e'4 ~ III
xno test Is eyzs.!se sfse. sad inaasa:s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12

NERVOUS debility, Indicated by loss OF
memory. universal lassitude, constant fatigue,
vivid dreaming, unnatural exciteneats.
tits of dizziness, etc. Is quickly cured by
using Dr. Guyso.;'s YeIloE Docs aud Ssr-
sspaE;EA- This remedy parties the blood,
strengthens the weak portions OF the botJ.
auie.s the nerves, produces drsaRleSs SIAN
Ser. and IS me oaIr reza~iy IA, parIs7-
entls cures 'ha :ns-y fitrasstl' .;lI+sss
resulting iron nsryoli debility,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
Great Guns. How the Wind Did Blow

FIxDLAE, o., October ll.-NeEs has
lust reached here of cyclone which passed
through YanBuren township, in the south
ern part OF this county, from east to west,
Devastating everything in It's way. The
rack Of the cyclone Is said to have been
about ten rods wide, and forests, buildings,
fences. corn shocks, and everything in its
course. were town to pieces and scattered
tar and wide. The storm cloud was in the
shape Of an inverted cone, and travelled at
the rate Of about sixty miles an hour. AT
rerit,passed, the entire township could have
been crossed without laying down fence,
but though the damage was great no lives
,-a-a L..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
KICKED TO DssTH.

A Woman BrutalIy Beaten by Her Hus-
band Dies in the Hospital from Her In
juries.
New YoRK, October ll.-Loud cries and
nprecations were heard about nine clock
last evening coming from the little cottage
at No. I East Ninety,Grst street. The
neighbors looked out of their windows and
saw a man run out OF the building, within
which a moment later all was quiet. Po-
liceman Welch, of the Eighty y-eighth street
station, who went in, stumbled across a
woman lying in the hallway. She uttered
groan as the policeman stopped over her,
and then in feeble voice she said that she
had been beaten By her husband.
A Junkman's Wife.
The woman was Margaret Mulvey the
wife Of junk dealer whose shop is at No.
Is East Nine:y-frst street. He had come
home to his supper late in the evening in
an ugly mood and Quarrelled with his wife.
The policeman tried TO raise the woman to
her feet but she was unable to stand.
An ambulance was summoned, and ten
minutes later the injured woman was in the
Niuetv-ninth street hospital. There it was
found that her body was blackened with
bruises which had evidently been inflicted
with heavy boot. The unfortunate woman
swooned while being examined She did
not recover consciousness and died an hour
after her admission to tie hospital
The ward detectives found Martin Null
vev. the husband, in q ssloeu on Seventh
avenue about two hours afterward. Mulyey
.eeued to be greatly overcome when told
that his wife was dead but refused to make
asv statement aud was locked mp for the
IL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
H.mm and Ten Eyck to Row October Is,h

WORCESTER, Mss, October ll.-Albert
Hanm, Of New Bedford, Mass, Aad James
A. Ten Eyek, Of PeeksEH, \. L., agned
articles last night for three miles scan race,
Sith three turns, 70 take place On Lake Cum,
siEamond. between and p N, October
18th. for $500, 800 from each Of the oars
men and a subscribed parse Of 500
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
A REPUBLICAN VIEW.

An Earnest Attempt to Knock a splinter
on the solid South-The Opinion ofa
Well known wheeling Editor.
PHILADELPHIA October IL Exclusive.
The Press tomorrow morning Will con
ain tie following dispatch;
WHxEIIyG. WE>T Va, October IA
campaign unparalleled in this State has
practically closed 1t only remains to
ya,her up the killed and wounded on Tues
iav and take account Of the stock En-
5arrassed At the beginning and st the end
6v a lack of friends for legiti-
mate expenses in a State here
campaigning is costly luxury, the Repub-
leans have made heroic efforts to over
throw Bourbon rule and knock silver OF
he Solid South. Speakers also have
been scarce. but We have managed to keep
I'D rafting fire OF small arms, letting 90
Ei,h big gun as often as one could be got
into service Our meetings have been won
IertuI fo- attendance, interest and
Responsive sympathy.
PeoOls have stood for hours, by day and by
night to hear the questions Of the day dis
cussed. We have loaded our pieces with
the grace Of protection to American indus
rries and the chain shot Of State issues.
and We have had the great qualification
Of seeing the ensnys rigging 90 by the
board and the crew working
wildly AZ the pumps What we
are curious to know IS, whether the old hulk
Of Bourbonism Is going down next Tuesday
with Cleveland on board to keep company
with the Mermaids. II It had been possible
20 make ever voter read | should have been
as confident as those Of our more sanguins
friends Who predict majority OF not less
than three thousand A dead weight OF
ili,eraey hes in the path Of progression and
gives rs
Hard Fighting
in State which has more reason than
Pennsylvania 10 be Republican. for il IS
more richly endowed than my eariisr love
Sill We have made fight which ought to
win. Oar figures show that we shall win
DO not predict success yet on the force OF
our very best guess can do nothing
less than figure out the success Of the head
OF OGr ticket by something less than one
thousand majority. The Supreme COuvt
iudges. over whom We have spent prayerful
DAYS and nights, are doomed to death. OF I
am no prophet II the pillory were still IN
vogue in polite society sll the hens IN the
State would have to BE PIt on do4ble turn
to supply the
Dem1Rd Tor Eygs-
The people Of this State may follow pssia-
L. -,1f,x. y I.-..-~---.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
.F,nou. wu Probated.

SrpcUsE. n. Y, Oc.ober ll--ln the
roted Granger viii case the -il OF Ma
Granger has been admitted TO probate. I'm
der il Gen z " Leayenuorth geIs shout
500. 900 and the relatives get about So
nfn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
A Campaign Lie.
u urs.r n. R.rs-1-

10 n hslasF q u = -8-S'-
ST. CIArRsvILLE, o., October ll.-It
having been published BY the Republican
press Of this district, that l have come out
for Col TAYLOR as against General Warner.
You viii please say that am not sdyocat-
ing the election Of Hon. J. D. Taylor to
Congress. an Democrat.
E CHARLESHOETM.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
Ten THOUSAND
Democratic Majority in West Virginia Pre-
dIeted-rhe Reasons Given.

Democratic Majority in West Virginia Pre-
dIeted-The Reasons Given.
Nav YQSS. October lI-rExclusive. =
The World tomorrow vii contain the fol
lowing:
WHsELIyg, ". Va, October ll.-There
are 10000 voters in this State. The Re
pubEcaus and Greenbackers have fused on
= State ticket. In lssO when each Of these
parties had separate candidates their re-
spective vote stood as follows Garfield,
1928; Weaver. 9O79; total IS, 80. The
Democratic vote for Hancock was 5T,$9l.
This Is a total vote OF I027l3. It viii De
observed that the stsy4st-home vote was
large. which resulted from the oue-sided
nature OF the contest. Dat Of the fifty four
counties in the State over fortv elected
Democratic county officers and IN that
number the Democrats hold the election
machinery.
GREAT NuISE.
This year The Republicans have made
great noise about carrying the State, and
have thoroughly aroused the Democracy, so
that q full vote all De out. This latent
vote Is believed 10 he q, least twO-thirds
DemOCrauc. II, therefore, 10000 votes
are polled. of the Is, 900 increase at least
- 600 viii be Democratic, which added to
The 1000 majority received by Hancock,
zould swell the Democratic majority to
>.COO. Then. It Is well known that Of the
5000 Greenb&ck votes cast for Weaver.
haIly onefouEth Of them will be cast with
The Democrats this year. Take 1000 from
he Fusionists and add to the Democrats
makes q difference Of 1000, which added to
The above will bring the Democratic major
ity up TO 10000.
This calculation IS predicsted upon the
heory iha, each party viii profit Its proper
per cent. by the natural increase IN the new
rote such IS Young men coming OF age
and immigration
Allowing for sll contingencies, 1t IS dlh-
sul, to understand how the Democratic
majority viii fall below the neIghborhoOd Of
10 zoo in the State.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
rh.P.R. Mn,t oh.erre the Contract.

BALrTxoRE. MD., October 1.-The Off
GERS of the B. 4 o. railway have Just been
informed that the United States Court for
the eastern district of Pennsylvania has
granted an order, without bond, restraining
the PennsyIvauia railway from interfering
with the arrangement now existing between
the two companies, BY which Baltimore and
Ohio cars are run through to New York
over the lines Of the Pennsylvania Com
pany. Judge Mehennan states In his de-
cisiou that the Pennsylvania Company must
observe the contract and traffic arrange
men, until further order OF the court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
po.,n.st.r WyIie Is IN omaha.

WASHINGTON. Pa. October IA tele-
gram was received here last night rom
Postmaster WyEe. dated Ohsma, Neb-,
October 10. stating that he had written two
letters home explaining his soseLee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12

IT Is vel TO know the best remedy for
coughs and colds soreness Of the throat snd
luEgs consumption and all p6lnonsry dis
esses, Is Dr.. Wist2rs BalsAu Of Mid
Cherry Il quickly slays Inflammation 81
checks decay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
The REPUBLICAN CLAIMS

A'Grea BY wheeling Republican Jour
naH,r-Our Thousand Majority Hoped
For.
; L..., VI October lI--E1clasive.
-Ias G.o5e Democra; viii in the morn
i-: ?.5-sa The toIIOring review Of the
Fes- E-Ea:a political situation, from
Ls?- --a2 stand point;
Ess2N.. ". Va. October lO.-The
h. !-.-aa O: he campaign IS dying far
ta-Aa-aag The Wss, Virginia mountains
al seen ea7el Republicans say the sound
"a -.=a;.7 Republican, and ths; from the
g.'Ees G; Caea: -iser, TO the gaps Of Quin-
t=-3a. all he :astnesses Of the Kanawhs
'A-eg CT Tuesday next. VII come the
sc'oes "a .as shape Of such positive RepUb-
lean ga,-s as vii give them The State.
he eaa7ass II West Virginia has been
lscaaac ore. From the start an enlhusi-
A. "a was a; Srs, called '6luE,' bat az
isTTarts came 70 - understood in its true
=, aas animated ne Republican party.
l; 1As conducted an aggressive, bold fight
s7t as 5o,il7 claims the victory. That
ios,s :
some Foundation
%; .2e CAN : pas: al Dispute. Their or
Eaa,3a;.ga began early: in fact, q, the very
.--'-sG1.d 0; he campaign. They had fusion
n iae vreeuoscSsrs 70 encourage them.
Il .''g he Democrats majority Was 2,O69.
=, :, "a osleyed this could be overcome.
4 He Ass'nlEy Of the Democratic Supreme
'o9;; gave all and encouragement to Re
LGo-caa hopes Another factor Vas the
,-AeEa-u course Of the REGISTEE De-
ore he Democratic campaign. Ia
toSo;ec.g ;haI paper was IN the rIg1L aai
- = course has been honorable and fearless.
IAd its advice been heeded there Is no.
thegloacan but that admits the State would
T TaTe -.ven 10000 Democratic majority.
tie s.nost wholly ignoring
The state Ticket.
las -Iven educational ticket a generous
s-c sa-eJlye support Their State CON
.-.-r haS not Ceen eIEeienI The orsaa-
-''.'' Las Se~h hSDhsEari and GssuhOrY.
ID so a.'u'ug regiors they have failed 70
t.s'' 'is. s''us'iCn, snd committed the
,'"' Looking Carlisle for speeches
.~ 40 ga! and sat regions. AL these Ad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
art;sriaI Flo~er Mskers Assign.

NV YoEx. October ll.-Shrelr Bros,
manufacturers of artificial flowers. assigned
TO day. giving preferences tor $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
ne Chance. ofMn.nn.

-- .sL-,5aUc candidate for Governor. IS
--,ari-t as formidable, sxcep; perhaps
. 80 -E- Gae Of The Chesapeake aud Oalo
3 O.. sa,-a mas al=ays been a disciHc-.yely
20 .csC corporation. Any possible
..-. ---- this source it's thought VII.
-.-- than gfset 5y gains from ;he labor
rr-=
From a general s1rvev o:rhe slclA'ion
al nom s.yh information IS car oe CLEAN
c: .:ou leading men OF both parties, the
t--c.-s.oC nav o. drawn thai Wes; NIr-
g-a Is reasonably sure 70 give a decisive
l--.-ca... la-ncltv % IEestav next.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
Dem1Ad Tor Eygs-

The people Of this State may follow pssia-
dice and swallow riGnsy 1enAgogas tor
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15
A Rsnavalent Eird,

There is one very odd case of benev-
olence Of one animal towards another
which shows that help is often needed.
where least srlspe ted. -.t~
r. Who would suppose that the cle-
pi1ant, with his great size and massive
strength, could be in need Of such aid
as SO insignificant creature as a bird
could give it? ..s-..-. 49,.
Against such large animals as lions,
tigers, and rhinoccloses it can defend
Itself, but against tiny insects, which it
might crush under it's feet by the hum
dred, it has no protection except what
is given by a little feathered friend.
With such q thick skin as it has, enc
might well suppose that the elephant
would have no trouble from insects: but
in truth, it is the very thickness OF its
hide which makes the small insect
dangerous. 49,. ~ .s =:
I Ticks, which are abundant in all tor
ests. work. their way into the CRACKS ~
the skin Of the huge creature, and as
the SIX n is SO thick they are enabled to
bury themselves SO completely that
they cannot be scraped off when the
smarting animal rubs against rocks or
trees. A differently constructed AMI
| mai could use It's teeth OF feet to re-
| move the annoyance; but for the ele-
hhant there is nothing but suffering and
torture, unless some kind friend lends
q helping 'hand-or bill. ss...@s1. s...5s ].
And this Kind friend is not lacking;
| for no sooner are the little pests COM
fortably enscenced than a pair OF small,
bright, yellow eyes searches them out,
/ and the next moment 9 pretty, orange
I eolored beak plucks them forth. The
| owner of the eyes and beak is q bea1,ti-
| full snoW-White heron; small OF body
/ but large of heart; for it seems, in
i Northern Africa at least. to hare de-
voted its life to the beneyo lent work of
watching over its mensfrous Yyotege. N
It is II novel and beautiful sight see
the dark skinned eiant Of the Jungle
Istalking ponderonsly along " It'll as
many IS q score of these beautiful birds
!. percned upon his back and head,
i bnsily working to free him from his lit
4 tie tormentors. And full well the ele-
4 phant know : y- hat he owes his bsne-
factors. q Not for anythlng would be
harm hem, ,iei y-tempe as he often
4 is. ri Even when the sharp beak probes
4 deep id the sensitive flesh, the great
q creature bears the pain natiently seem.
q ing Ia know that II Is 4 necessity Sc
Nicholas.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15
MORTGAGE SALE,

Dmsnt Of the sum Of four 'e h u rs AM and
s sfsfn ~ o. ns oo a9 tn. which dst IL
this notice upon a certain mortgage, duly ex.
ecuted and delivered by George Dench and
Thresia Dench. his wife, to Mary Barber. bear.
duly recorded in the Office ofthe Register ofD, Is
III aud for the county of Morrison and state Of
Minnesota. on the eighteenth Gay Of May. !. u.
1882 at cue o'clock p. M, In beck OF n,orssa-
gage was given 10 secure the payment Of three
hundred and fifty doll RS with seven per cent:
Interest per annu1n ard default having been
made in the payment Of the instalin,cats uT in
terest due November lst, 1882 and November
1s'. 1888. the said mortgage thereNpon elek.tt<:
that the principal sum with all arresraeee #
interest, should've Immediately due ana pay
able, according to the provisions Of sa d mort
gage and Of the note for said gum, ana tx,
action or proceeding at law Or otherwise hayil.s
been instituted to recover the debt secured ly
said mortgage, or any part thereof;
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of a power of sale contained in saiu
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided. the said mortgage will
be fereclosed, and the premises described i'll
and covered'by said mortgage, viz: the south
east quarter OF section thirteen O%) in township
torty-one, ND of range thirty, (2O) containing
one hnnarcd and sixty n6N acres in Morrison!
county, and state Of Minnesota, with the tier
editamehts and appurtenances, will be sold at
:ublle auction, to the highest bidder for cash 10
pay said debt and interest, and the taxes ifany,
on said promises and twenty-five dollars attor-
ney's fec, as stipulated in and by said lnortg
age LIN case OF foreclosure, and the disburse.
ments allowed by law; which sale will be made
by the sheriff of said Morrison county, AT til ,
front door Of the court house in Little Falls =
said county and state on the twenty Second da y
OF March, 4. D. 1884, at 10 o'clock a. n. Of that
day, subject to redemption at any time within
one year from the day Of sale, as provided by
/ law.
| Dated February 4. I'D. 1884
MARY BARBER, Mortsagce.
WNF' GRAVES, Attorney
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15
SUMMONS.

ssATE OF MINNEsoxA.
District court 7thSJudicial District
County of Morrison
Elmer D. Hamilton, Plaintiff
against
Anton Theisse. Josephine Theisse.
Edward Goulet. Phtneas Goulet.
also, all other persons or parties Summons
unknown claiming any right ii.
tie, estate lein or interest in the
real estate described in the COM
plaint herein. Defendants
The State of Minnesota to the above nsma6
defendants r.
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action, which has been filed with the clerk Of
said court at his office in the village of Little
Falls in said Morrison county and to serve a
copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their office in the CITY of ST.
Cloud, county of Stearns. State Of Minnesota
within twenty days after the service of this
7 summons upon You, exclusive of the dny az
such service. and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time azores aid the plant.
if in this action will apply to the court Tor the
relief demanded in said complaint. '~,S. ::
Dated st. Cloud, Mimi. January 16, 1854
~. TAYLOR & TAYLOR.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS :
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15

Thor,1as Mast IS II ting shout stars.s
ine ali iilllHstrat week
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15
4 Adverse to q Miscellaneous Crowd.

III
It was in Chicago, Of course, though
for that matter it might have been IN !.
any city OF Connecticut or Massachu-
ssetts.
win you So to the ball, this
he inquired.
IN OF this eve. = she replied, certainly
/. in not the most gracious manner pos
sible; and then she added, IS mother
ave, possibly s. s8
Esnt Mrs. Stockyards Porcine GER
Il tainly sent you An inv itation p''# ~
u0h, yes Of Curse but 4 felt obliged.
to present nay conplime nts' and - Re- Re-
u Veli, Ii, you amt mint funny woman.
4 The soirees will be one OF the most
fash ions,bIe and select given on the.
vest side, this season. 8 5ssIE q &
81 suppose 20. but still 4 do not wasn't q T
Private reason, eli ~
I'll, il YOU must know, a. Of my
divorced hus bands have been inyite<i,
1 ana I dom wish to mix prouliscao uslY
&c such 3 discel famous crowd
Thonaas Mast IS IL king shout start
ilis ali iilllHstrat week is
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-15
Notice Of stock Assessment.

Netice II hereby given that at i meeting ~.
the directors Of he Little Falls Mnnufactr,pin.
company. held 9. the 18th day OF Jannary s. ias4
an assessment OF So Per share uass deeIafcd On
be payable on the 3rd day 81 fayrh lsss n ts,e
ONCE Of the company at No. 2oI. Nicpllet w.
nne, Minneapolis All stock upon which MD
assessment y net paid within 40 days after The
IS. Use I. =. JoHssos, secretafy
Dated Jan. Is. 1851 80 60 60