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Little Falls transcript., 1884-05-16
Royalton 81 li,Es.
Roy Hon, lay 3.
Fhs Farmers are done with their seed


hs farmers are done. With their seed
Ing
I,og, commenced RUNNING Platte
river today.
e g g + sK 81 Il IS his new n,at n,arke
Iin running ortser.
Those cranks have not changed the
Ypostoffice as they supposed they would !.
Ir, G, G. Bowers will occupy the
dwelling house being erected by N. n, !,
NJ lies.
AR. Charles Brannen is building a
new house on Dradford's addition TO
Royaltosn. ..sss \.
The Northern Pacific Railroad cornpa-
ny have a crew of men at work on the
new railroad bridge. i. II. \.
a "alflan" came home the other night
and found his wife asleep, He began to
call !" Darlie, = "Darlie."' Oh! Friday
have you found hers u 5#5 ;5s
J. Fl. Russell our new notary public is
con deck We can now have work in
| his line done on short notice, instead of
waiting all day as heretofore. ..sa.l
= Cow Boy H..
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Ledoux Laconics.

May 10, 1884. y.
Another unfortunate, Weary Of life,
Rashly ihportunate, taken wife. ..
Mrs, Jerry Blair is s5visiting her father,
+. K. tedoux, for few days
School closed last FRIDAY for weeks
vacation during the Institute. arts..
III. Fires have done, a great deal of
damage to fences iii this vicinity " ~ >r'@ Vi
VIM. sKay's children have suffered
severely with the whooping cough. = j.
Victims Of the foot and mouth dis.
ease" seem to be doing a good business
just now. .f vii"
The lcwlands of the Swan are over
flown. and Kay's bridge has succumbed
TO the inevitable. -
g. A. Whitaker has had the lines To-
| Gated around his quarter section prepar-
atory to fencing it. .*5...
| Lee Osgood lost all of his fence by fire
last week and succeeded with great
, difficulty in saying his house and barn.
Miss Mary Green will visit her parents
this week. She has been absent from
home nearly two months, attending
| school,
"The Mother Hubbard dress is pro
scribed in St. Louis, and women appear
ing ON the street in such attire are subject
to arrest. 49,
Postmaster Dingman has. sold his farm
of 100 acres for $1,000, and bought and
taken possession of what is known as the
Sylvester farm. People on the north
side Of Swan river are now satisfied with
! the location of the postoffice. =
MARRIED. .--On May II, 1884, at the
residence of the brides parents, in the
town of Swan River, Morrison county,
MINI, Mr.. Lee 0sgood to Miss Ellen,
elder daughter of Richard Kay The
ceremony was performed by Justice
Whitaker in the presence Of about twenty
invited guests, friends Of the bride and
groom. After the ceremony and con
gratulations were over, sumptuious
repast was served. The bride and groom
are both. we'll and favorably knowns here
and Mr.. Osgood, who is one of the lead
ing farmers of Culelrum, will Immediately
install his fair bride as mistress of his
neat farm house. May the ship into
which they have just entered always find
smooth sailing, is the sincere wish Of
- JEMrnA.
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NOTICE..

The following delinquent shares of stock be.
longing to the Morrison County Agricultural
Society will be sold at the office Of the secretary
on May.2s 1854, at 8 O. clock p M: T.1#
Certificate No. Is, representing ten shares, in
tho name Of G. B. Buckman. Amount due on
nssessment, $38. II = - =;
Certificate No. 4, representing ten shares, in
the name Of Q. Il. Clyde. Amount due on as
sessment, $50. F'<S5i IL. -: -.
l. Certificate No. g. representing ten shares, In
the name of E. G. Hill. Amount due on asscss+
Inent, $36. =.
CertifcateNo 2e, representing ten shares. In
the name of Louis Vasaly. Amount due on
assessment, S36. .. ~ ~. III
Certificate No 20, representing ten shares, in
the name of L. W. Aver. Amount due on as.
sessment, $38, nj 3..4 i ~ s..
Certificate No. Is, representing ten shares, in
the name of Fl. S. Hill. Amount due on assess
ment, SS6, ,,. 80 af.z'~.m
Certificate Ma, 49, representing ten shares, in
the name of F. B. Simmons. Amount due on
assessment, 1885,. *~s'
Certificate No. s6, representing FIVE shares, in
the name of George ". Stewart, Amount due
ON assessment SIS. 80 ., se. s*s r r
Dated Little Falls, Mihn., May 10, 1884. =,
Fl. s, FUTILE, H.
-,.~ Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS;

gEt
Following is a list of the real estate
transfers recorded; in the register OF
deeds office in Morrison county, Mime
sofa, during the past week: : ~..-.,>.,5sS = Ii.
A G Foote and wifeto Sven John
son-e1 of the swI Of section
10. town l27, range 90. zoo
James Whittord and wife to ida 4
Aorrison-lst 2, block S., Motley SOC
A H Hedderly and wife to Robert
f Bergland--lots Nos. / to 1Oin..
clusive in block IL, lots 2, 3 and
in block Is, Araola's addition
to Little Falls. .....!........ SOC
Robert l. Bergland and wife to H
N Anderson and W P Morgan
lots 4 and s, block IS, Arnelus
addition to Little Fa Ills. ......... 400
William B Duna and wife to Il
Ffanklin-lots1, q and 5, block
5, Arnold addition to Little
rams ....:.. - .......... 3Ot
Frank schlief to J C*Flynn-s1$
of sch Of section 10, town 1s9,
range 80. ... $50
Julia Green ct al to Chas O Bran.
nan--sX Of lot Is, block /,
Green's addition to Royalton. 50
Solomon Dingman and wife to
Andrew Polosck-nw1 of sec
tion 10, town 1913, range 30. $50. 1000
st 2 s. n P railroad cemp pany to
n P Clark--lot q, section 50,
town 100, range 20. and lot 5 in
section 5, town 120, range go. 22O
W E Raymond and wife to r J
Farrand d S T HamilteR-un-
divided + lots |. 2,3 and 4,
block 81, Little Falls. ........ 1900
J D Logan and wife to J NJ Miller
lot / In block 6, Royalton. IS
J D Logan and wife to T M Bell
|. lot 2, block 6, Royalton. ....... Is
j D Logan and wife 10 ] w Bell
lot 3, block 8, ,Rayalton.. ....<@. ::15
Jewett Nelris to j d Logan--lot.1
block s, and lots i, 2 and in
block 6, Reyalton. IL
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2 ~ An ~
:s. RESTRAINING 4 5rilE sAaE IRON RUNNING
III AT LARG e..
The Village Council Ut the " iillage Of
Little Falls do orei,,i11 as fol lows:
i. SserroN Il, I5
5 No person shalt within the limits Of
the village Of Little Falls keep or main-
tain, and permit to run at large upon.
any of the streets, alleys or public
places of'said village any dog without
having at first obtained a license for
The same and otherwise conformsd to
the provisions Of this chapter. ..S zs
j,a5 = .. e SEeTIoN III. II. .35 Il. !:
Each person desiring q license for q
dog shall pay to the village treasurer:
the sum Of one dollar for each male
dog, and two dollars for each female
dog for the term ofone year, said year
expiring within ten days after the next
annual village election. The treasurer
shall issue his receipt for such pay.
ment, said receipt shall be fled with
the village recorder, who shall issue a
license. Said license shall set forth
the amount paid therefor, the date Of
expiration, the number Of the license,
and ofthe tax hereinafter described,
and 8 description Of the dog or dogs
thus licensed.
- SECTION III. z
All dogs running at large within said
village shall be furnished with, and
wear collar, and to said collar there
shall be attached metal tag, contain
ing thereon the number of the dog,
and the recorder.of the village shall at
the time said license is issued deliver
Herewith free of charge said metal
tag.
CHAPTER w.
Any dog found running at large with
in the limits of said village unlicensed
or without collar and tag az herein
required shall be killed.
EEor1oy Y.
ANY person who shall permit. any
dog to run at large within the limits of
said village in violation Of any Of the
provisions Of this chapter, shall upon
conviction Of the ohsnse, be punished
by fine of not less than one dollar
nor moro than fifty dollars, and the
costs of prosecution, and in default of
payment may be committed to the
common Jail of Morrison county for a
term not exceeding thirty days.
SECTION VI.
All ordinances or parts Of ordinances
Of said village conflicting with this
chapter are hereby repealed. All IL
censes heretofore issued for dogs shall
remain in full force for the time for
which issued subject to the provisions
of this chapter.
SECTION VII.
This chapter shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's publica-
ton. ...
Passed May fourteenth, "A. D. 1884.
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand.
@.: PETER MEDvED,
Of Village of Little Falls. "
Attest, JOHN w. CLOSE, .. =
>, [sEAI.1 Village Recorder.
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FARM MACHINERY, ETC.

We keep for.sals and on exhibition, The
following farm machinery, etc - Chan.
pion Cord Binder Qight draught for two
horses, with new patent perfected butt
packer and other improvements the
Champion Reapers and Movers Com.
bined and single), the Monitor hay rake,
a full line of Monitor cross aud breaking
plows, and the Blunt wagon. Call and
see our stock at the old postoffice building
OH First street, Little Falls, MINI. ~.
~ =: " GEIssELL & COLLINS.
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The Cemetery Association.

The Oakland Cemetery association
held a meeting at the Office Of the Sec.
retary, O, A. Churchill, Jon May 12,.
1884. 1t WAS decided to name the
north avenue Linden, the main avenue
Oakland, and the south avenue Laurel.
The assignments of the interest of
Mrs. Ezra Briggs to O. A. Churchill,
and of the interest Of Judson Briggs to
Milo Porter were approved.
=, Bills of John Workman for $57. 81 for
labor and material was allowed,
On motion Workman Post G. A. r..
were allowed four lots, Nos. 229, 224,
245 and 246, at one-half the established
price. On motion the price Of lots was
fixed at $40, and of half lots at SO. The
trustees were directed to fence the
cemetery. It was voted to advertise
lots for sale.
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ne Teachers institute;

The Teacle nsti ituteS for n MorEison
county conyenad 1nIo.lda VII
4. ] Grayof tie ST. Cloud Normal
school il ehafs,e assiste q by Prof. s D
Parr, editor Of the state Journal OF
Education. lie enrolment the first
Afternoon was. twenty two. but during
1.-The week t vas ncreased to twenty
eight, The daily for the.
weeks work WAS arranged as follows. Il
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Superior Eye Glasses.

2, = - = f1rs e 80 - =
All persons suffering from weak eyes
from any cause whatever and who need
the assistance Of Superior Glasses should
visit DR.. Almy, optician, from Minneap-
oils. Rooms at the Vasaly house on
Saturday, May 81, one day only, before
he leaves for Brainerd. T.
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We have a beautiful assortment of
Mems white and colored shirts, of Genis'
furnishing goods of all kinds, and Of
hats and caps; and we never forget our
old motto: "Live and Let Live =
e.. Ha .,t, RICHARD Bros
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If you want 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. - 4 s=S a.
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The Buckeye Force Pump issthe bes
made and will never freeze; for sale at
..~a Fl. f. ScHLEUsRNER's.
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Having received large inAoice OF
clothing few days ago, we can safely
say that we have now the best assort-
ment of Mems and Boys clothes ever
offered ia this town; and At bottom
prices. RICHARD Bros.
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~. Richard Bros. have secured again
this year the sole agency of the Mixsd
Paints Of the Minnesota Linseed Oil CO..
They keep 4 full assortment OK olors on
hand and sell them u bottom prices
considering the So periorlty of Che goods.
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From the Brainerd Journal
Dave Harting, a Little Falls carpenter
and contractor, was in the city Monday
looking over the roller rink. He will
build one at Little Falls for W. FL Leland
and G. NJ. Benham of this city.
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Closing Out at Cost.

On account Of my i'll health / am now
closing out my stock Of Millinery Goods,
Ladies' Hats, Trimmings, Laces, Rib,
bons, ETC., etc. Mrs. NJ. A. GIBSON.
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# I am now prepared 10 do both dress
making and hairdressing in the latest
styles, Cutting and fitting at any time,
Langtryr Bangs, Goquettes, and Waves
made to order; also 9combings made up
for so cents al o.. Call at my rooms
over Stuart's restaurant, Oak street. .
MISS ERFIH MATTEsok. n
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A stock of fresh
Vegetables will be
on sale at the Little
Falls Meat Market
on Sunday morning.
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Any amount of brick can be supplied
at once by applying at VIM. Buffers
store. 0. DUCLos.
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Musical Instruments.

We intend to keep a full line of al
kinds of musical instruments. Or
ders for any instrument not kept, II
stock will be taken and filed promptly.
FUTILE & CHURCHILL's. .
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aH Everything bought at H.. =.
schleusener's is warranted to be as
represented or money refunded, no
trouble to show goods, call in and be
convinced. 9 q a ~ : Ut ,z s 81
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: = - - Q
Insurance.

If yoH want to insure your property in
good, reliable companies, j. G.. Hessell
& Co, can suit you. They are agentsfor
the Continental and Germania compa-
nies Of New York, the Orient of Hart,
ford, andthe North British Mercantile.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE,
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE

:. All persons who have friends buried in
Oakland cemetery are requested to come
forward and designate their lots, and
procure deeds for the same. "." H..
@e O. A, CHukcHtLL,
Secretary. +
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sF Go to the new photograph gallery
over Tuttle & Churchili's and get youi
picture taken II =Es,5. s4,5 + '5.<@ 1
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If you want nice Summer suit of
clothes, you will do well to look nay
'stock over, as the goods must be sold and
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A few Ladies' summer jackets left at
Richard Bros which will be closed out
cheap, 8 !
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House and lot for'sale, corner of Oak
and Fifth streets, Little Falls.
p. r W e. RAYMOND.
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o.4o, IaIIS
4:25, Closing. d + s-#51 81 u h. %. +. 4
It is admitted that to be a good
teacher scholarship is Indispensable,
but it Is also true that mere literary
attainrnents are insufficient, and other
qualifications ara equally necessary,
+ The specific aim of the institute is
the Improvement Of the teacher in
everything that pertains to the dis
charge Of his professional duties, seek
ing at the same time to increase his
scholarship by the presentation Of
higher standards Of attainment in tb e
several branches of study. Hence in
recitation the conductor treats not
only of the subject matter of the lesson
but Of the right method of teaching it.
Practical illustrations and suggestions
are gixen and errors pointed out. +, ..
/ The value of this work can not be
overestimated, particularly in rural
districts, where the people are de-
prived to a great extent of the iimme-
date influence of lectures, libraries
and other means of instruction accord
ed to those who live in cities. It thus
becomes doubly important that the
teacher in such districts be able to
teach thoroughly and manage wisely.
The teachers in attendance show &
con1mendable spirit of eagerness to
profit by the instruction given, and we
trust that the institute work thus so
! favorably begun in Morrison county
may lead to grand results in the future.
Quite number of people in town have
been present during most .oflthe ses-
sions, thus showing their interest in
educational matters. Superintendent
Guernon has done all in his power to
assist the teachers Of the county to
better prepare themselves for their
work, and he is to be congratulated on
the success of his efforts. .1E
Following are the names of the
teachers in attendance:
Eliza Ashton, Annie Byrne,
| Carrie Brown, w. J. Brown,
Mary Campbell, Laura Christie,
s. G. Cochran, Alta DeMoss,
E.. A. Dean, Mary DeLong,
Sadie Fuller, Bertha Gilpatrick,
Ella Harrison, Lizzie Harrison,
Kitty McMahon, Anna Pendergast,
Jennie Pedley, w. E. Raymond,
Rosa Rlendeau, Emma Tedford,
Hattie Tubbs, Lizzie Wiley,
Geo A. Whitaker, Elvira Whitaker,
Marion Wolcott, Celia Wooster,
TE ET Wn1oL
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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 or no pay.
+" & III = 7. VAsALY.
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Babies photographed ON the jump at
the gallery over the furniture store.
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First class windows and dry doors
cheap at II. F. SCHLEUsRNER's.
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A new brand of: whiskey, pure Re
lucky Snow Flake, at SPRANDEL's.
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4pouuds Of good tea for 81 at
TANNERS.
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Bottled Cider ia bottles or by the glass
at SPRANDELfG
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Lewis famous 1865 distilled Nhisksy
at s.s }s:.* SPRAhDEL's.
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IT you want nice spring hat 60 TO /. 4
m LAMP :, &&555 ,&&5. ii sTAHNER's.
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~ A fresh invoice Of drugs At Close
drug store. ~':jla5 y 1s3@
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at the Vasaly house bar room ycu can
get first class cigars and pure liquors.
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A fiRe lire Of spring millinery for sale
at tay store, first door North of Pantzke's.
Call aad examine my stock; il is com.
plete. MRS. M. a. GIBSON.
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200 , 600. |.

s 900 900 brick for sale at wholesale or
resail st MAUnIN 81 MEDrED's.
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Timothy and clover seeds, and gar
den seeds Of all kinds at bottom prices
at RICHARD Bros.
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Lime, plaster and cement at
J. W. BERG's.
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Il The handsomest and largest assort
ment Of wall paper ever brought 10 Town
{ Ss3 I,uTrLE s. CHuRcHiLIaE &. &
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A few boys suits
which I want to close
out will be sold re-
gard. .ess of cost.
#. A. TANNER.

Call ard get your pictures Framed at
TCTrLE b CHURCHI1L's.
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Wilson and Crescent straw berry plants
forsale by the 1000. ]. s. BAIL,
Little FalIs, Min.
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LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP.
Little Falls Village Lots with
Perfect Title
Can be bought from me cheaper than
any one else will sell. Prices low and
terms easy. Will exchange for labor.
LOUIS VAsALY.
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Seed Wheat

- s. ~ NEGu #"HCHC. @#I9 : >
1000 bushels Of seed wheat from the
Red River valley for sale. At ST PEI
bnshel. .s.1.# PETER 3. BERKE,
inquire al Rice Greek farm. l&. .,, Il,
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If yon want to get your moneys
worth every time, and real bargains, go
to .I. h S.s III TANNER s.
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The following item from the Brsinerd
Dispatch relates to former resident Of
Elm Dale, this county: "On wednesday
Mr., PeterJ. Arnold was driving Mrs. Fl.
Clark's spirited team of grays and when
near the dump the team started on run,
and he being unable to stop them ran
them into lumber pile, where he was
thrown of, breaking his ankle quite bad
]y. The horses were stopped by Mr.
Cullen, and one Of them was found to be
bruised considerably and cut in several
places, 4 hand car loaded with lum ber
having struck the animal as it crossed
the track. The wagon was a total wreck.
Mr.. A. WAS expecting to 60 to work in
the railroad shops the next morning
having been ont ofwork all winter and
this mishap will fall quite heavily oh
him"
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OATS w "A NTED!

/ want |, 900 bushels Of oats forWhich
IsWil pay the highest market price,
s. 81 z n, 81. AAEs Bro WIN. :
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E THESE hard times il is the duty Of
everybody TO saTs all the money they
can. and frem 10 to Is per cent can be
made by buying your gra'eries Of
Richard Bros, besides 6pding the best.
assortment ia town. #I.l 55sSSs sS5
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The coming season / can furnish a
3hoice variety Of Strawberry plants and
Black Cap Raspberry plants
n ss =. s. BALI,
Little Fails, MINI.
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Eheub- W au- w au-G Gun at
.~"<s SPKANDEr's.
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q et the celebrated Marble Head lime
for plastering and stone work, for sale
only at 2. 3 3, . scHI g = HIEBsENERs Z
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o. Duclos, proprietor Of one the west
side brick yards has just completed ship
ping 10000 brick to st, Paul parties,
which about cleans his yard. He has
contracted to shi ip 100000 during season,
and as many Above tha. as he can. He
expects to burn near s0O,000 curing The
summer. The brick made at the west
side yards i. Of first class quality, and
can compete successfully in markets
with any made in the State.
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Monday last was the birth day ami
versary of Miss Ellen Lafond and a par
ty of ynung friends made her surprise
party visit at house in the evening. A
cordial welcome was given, and the even
ing was very pleasantly spent with
conversations, games and music. Re.
fresbments were served to the happy
young people, and when they departed
ali expressed themselves as much pleased
with the evenings entertainment, A large
number Of fine presents were given to
the young lady by the visitors
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Neal photographs babies iu one sec:
ond oftime. 4 ID. &
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Paints and Oils at J. W. BERe's.
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!. For Sale

Or exchangs for real estate a full line.
81 inaci,insry for sash, door and blind
factory. \ s. y. lfAr,<spsp, 3 ! & ~
Isii.ile Falls. MINI
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Ph, Bess's MilHadks export keg
beer at 4
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For tinware Of any kind 80 to :
N E.. z$S5..t a d. sss. j. W. BERa,s. i
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We have a very large stock Of Boys,
Mems and Z Tonths' ready made clothing
which we are Offering at great induce
ments this spring; come and look our
stock over befors purchasing, &
! sEs5$s .s%s sSs N 0 RTcHA nd Bios.
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Bottled Buddweizer beer for sale at
i. -< +. S:4.Ez* MG.f4 SPRANDEL's
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+ John Denny IF Green tPaairie took
several he.d of fat stall red beef cattle
to the St, Paul market last week, hui lie
did not get as high price as he expect
ed The large importatjons ofbecfcatIle-
from Motana has greatly reduced the
Price of Minnesnta reef in that market
During the past season j, P. Smith has
paid az high price in The Little Fails
market foo beef cattle as could possibly
be expected, and those who have inves-
tigated know and appreciate.the fact.
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Old Judge cigarettes at VAsALy,s,
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Round steak (the
finest in the city,
l.21s cents per pc y ound. ND

SEED CORN. SEED CORN!!
SEED CORN!!!
] have q few bushels of early
yellow, Red cob Dent corn. This
corn was grown by g. w. Ship
man, Of Rnyalton, and every
bushel is warranted.
ii. sINI0IO Ms. d
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Delicious aud hea /, =: mineral u ater
i SsPRANDEL y, sI
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u
Of the Filles y of e tie III,
orrisoil g CUNT ii, N irl
sfs llCs
CHA ], PT Err XI 1

. An oRDISaacE HEI.Ar1ssa Is DOGS, AND
nEsrRalrIS 4 Sea Y THE SAME RON RUNNING
N An LARG r.
The Village Council Ut the Y iillase Of
Little Falls do oreistir as follows:
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$a4 XOE a9alSs. s6s853
have 4 aafgeoo.d horse and bag for ssaas
5cheap. Apply to the GonErsgational
parsonage in Little Falls Ainn
sss O.s sO, RuNDEIa
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Tanner has Id Ken possession af Lee

III Last Saturday night some nstkrs,WE
party broke into The fear Of the post
Office building and stole about $40
dollars worth df stamps, q few doilars
in small change, and the contents Of.
several registered letters. No clue to
The robbery, 55s; ;ss2
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Bayarian Beer at CHARLKY's.

Albums Just reeelved at
N TUTTLE s. EHBRUKILL's