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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-01
Wet Brock ,yili-, Feb q, l~-i.
STATE OF MAINE

HkN'o, - & curt 81 COUNTY tninIn- -i"urr-
ApTil FERN, i -, I~>I.
Upon the foregoing petition % IL c"n-tlcrc. Wy
tie Commissioners that the petitioners
-ppu-Iblc and that they ughi To lee hcarl touching
the matter forth IN their petition and therefore
urirr that tbs County ummi- -iunrra meet At the
office II Geo VI Warren, In ta>tne. on Friday
thu 5pth lay Of MAY next, AZ 10 O'Clock \ NJ, and
thence proceed IL view the route mentioned IN
-.tlt petition, Immediately after which view,
hearing NJ thr parties and illnesses Will hc had AZ
spmr cuny en.cEt IArc In the vicinity. and -uc
other mca taken in the PREMISE the { "In
missioner shall judge proper. And II i further
hEpt HEp-ThIt notice uf the time, place and
purpose ~ the Commit toncr- meeting afor, -lirl
De given u al persons AMI corporations interested
by >cr in atte-te copies OF the petition and this
puler thereon, upon the clerk Of the towns OF
ta-iine ant Brook, lie and IN posting up attest
IA copies l. aforesaid, In three public place III
-.itl towns thirty day At least before the time = T.
pointed Tor <Ald view, and by publishing tn,
petition and orlcr thereon, thr-, weeks sue
cr--ircly ID thr Ellsworth American. neW -rapcl
puhli-hr'l II Ellsworth ia the County ~ Hancock
the first publication l." thirty da,- least lc
fore the time of said view, that all persons and
corporations interested may attend amt he hcarI
II they thimk III.
Attest II Is. SAL \DER~. tlcrh-
\ trIc copy ~ the petition and orier thereon
3wl9 Attest IL. Il. SAL \DER~, CLERK
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office of the Chief Signal Officer. :
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 3d. AN.
Indications
For New England. fair weather in the
southern portion, local rains in the north
ern portion, north TO east winds. slight
change in temperature.
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TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice - all
L concerned. that she has been duly appointed
and ha- taken upon herself, the trus, Il Admin
i-tratriN OF the Estate Of Edwin W. Austin, late
~ Ellsworth in the County Of Hancock. hcrca scd
by giving bond the law directs she therefore ~
,'.t- all persons Who are ln,lehtes 10 the -ad lie
r,'a cd estate 10 make immediate payment and
thn~e y no have any Demands thereon To exhibit
the same Tor pa ymcnt-
FRANZ - l.. AUSTIN
EA-uprth. April 49, l--4 SwIG'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-01

MIR Lewis Hathnrn i proprietor If irst-elaSs dining
situated in Mctan block HaS market Square,
Bangor and last week he fed loo persons Mr. Hat
horn attends personally TO the preparation Of his food and
from heating. became terribly afflicted with salt
khcum. He that at times the itching sensation
would be 81 intense that seemed though he could
himself to pieces He took two bottles 81 Browns SaTsa
psria and says be Is now perfectly well and strongly
recommends II 10 anyone afflicted with humnr. Ask any
OF his neiZhbors how Mr.. Hathurn used 10 suffer then
look at his smooth, healthy hands, and YOU III he
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-01

4 We'll = nsWa P6ystCiAa's OPtnioa ~
IL.
Stetson, Me- Feb. 2. 1881.
Ara Warren, Esq. Bangor. Me:
Dear Sir have used what Is known Browns Sarsa
paTa in practice, prescribing IL for low OF the
Blood for weaknesses peculiar females and especially
for Kidney and Liver troubles have always met with
success Whenever have used II as above.
Being familiar with the composition Of Browns sarSA
para pronounce 1t 60 h. happy combination II pure
medicines destined have doubt. become famous
a Bleed. Kidney and Liver corrective.
I TlRRET1s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-01
NOTICE Of FORECLOSURE.

WHLREA~ Joshua Chatt", ~ ElI-worth, to
w tho County Ut Hancock ami state OF Maine
conveyed q IN. IaNtnia ,hatto, " Brooks HE
W. -atl ounty hy deed M mort gage, dated Drr. .
u III. amt recorded In Hancock Registry ~
prr,ta Vol l1n. Page ~, the following described
rial estate situated In said Ellsworth. bounded
aui L.---rilc.i follow a. Wit beginning on the
EASTERN -ilr ~ the road leading from Ell-w nrth
NttlA-s H. OAK Point n" northern side line OF
thc y J March lot thence East arcoritug To tn"
urt-iull -Irycr iu said northern line io III" hack
In, M -Ai Murrh lut. theme. south according u
-ltg survey ~ r,Hi- ~ a fir -pntte Tor corner
th,nrr " r-t ana parallel with the alnyr mention
40 North line fu ~" afur-ail road, thence on the
eastern line Of .Ait road llr~t bound containing
sixteen arrr- mnrc pr les Mo one other Ia ln
-Att Ellsworth bounded ami described a. follows
H. nHlHg AZ the eastern l!nc ~ the road Ia the I'll
st-iuu Nnr between y. j Nurrh and John
Murvh lot thence PA rhrv. degrees south tn
-at.I lis -!uu lime tn lauh owned ty Murrh
fh,ur, North Ia was i>inn line between ! \ MurCh
ut aud y l. Murrh about four ru-j- 10 Land lately
nWnci by David took thence West , North IN
the dis lliug llur l-tWcrn -ttd ts"k anil Nurrh e.
tlr ruaA thence -,uthcrIt ID the eastern line -
-iit rrli ahaUt fNHr rr-l- NJ plarr W beginning
containing IN acr-- iH"rr DIT les, with thr Iutid
Ing ihcsv"t.
il-a ou, other lnt containing . -,,uai,' ru.l-
mur, Or lc--. situated iu ,hid Ellsworth anil hcn-
the -ain. conveyed h Joshua : hate wv Haskell
Lancaster q, dcc,i tiatel ku< -. \. u I-.- ami
r,-c"rlr,l De. l. Isl. Vol. ~, Page 40
The condition IF -aii mont gag t. hrukcn anil
claim 4 foreclosure M the same
LkNlNIN 4 tHhTTp
~ J. Il E.'tman. AUS
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L. ". TIRRETTs, NJ. H.,
SietSpn, Me.


have used bottle Of browns sarsapariils II
did mnch good that heartily recommend II TO
any In need Of Kidney Liver Cure, prefer II 10
Warner medicine consider IL better remedy. such
a medicine browns sarsapariia" should he made
known 10 the people.
4
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IN T. the subscribers. having been appointed By
w the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate for
the County Of Hancock. to receive and examine
the claims Of creditors 10 the estate OF Fred "
~nlalley, late OF Eden. deceased. represented In
solvent 10 hereby give notice that two months
allowed 10 said creditors to bring in and prove
their claims and that we shall attend that service
At the Engine House at Bar Hsrl.or, In said Eden,
Monday june 2, l--i
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rriIE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
l. concerned. that she has been duly appointed.
AMI has taken upon herself, the trust Of
NdmiBistratriN ~ the Estate nf Melville r..
Prttcngll. late Of Hancock, in the County Of
Uancock hy giving bond : the law directs she
therefore requests all persons who indebted Ia
the said dccea -eds estate To make immediate pay
mtnf. ami those no have demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment.
MARIA y PETTENtI1.L. Admr'N.
Npril o. l-Sl Swl6s
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NJ. e Choir Concert,

The concert given by the N. E.
Choir at the church Tuesday evening,
WAS not rs largely attended AS it would
have been, had it not been so extrem e.
~ cold. But, nevertheless, there
were about one hundred and fifty in
attendance and all seemed to enjoy
the excellent music furnished, in the
shape of Anthems. Quartettes, Solos,
Glees, Etc, and a couple of violin
solos by Fem Barron, Esq. which
we're very finely executed. The con.
cert gave general satisfaction, and
the only thing that anyone found falt
with. was the price of admission.
we heard quite q number remark that
that Was too good an entertainment
fort cents. If in the future at any
time. the choir should conclude 10
give another concert, We bespeak FOR
them Il large house, 10 their singing
IS nome else than first class.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-21
Scientific Prizes,

It is = gratifying fact that more astronomical
discoveries, and those Of more Importance, have
been made by Americans during the past few
That this has been due, largely, to the impetus
given by competition for the hon ors and prizes
awarded to dlscoverers cannot be denied. an in
order that this interest may be continued and
sustained, offer the following
PRIZES FOR 1884.
Two hundred dollars for each and every dlscov-
cry OF q new comet made during the year, subject
to the following conditions;
!. 1t must b dis:oversl In tn: Unitel States
or Canada, either by the naked eye or telescope.
and 1t must be unexpected.
2. The discoverer must telegraph Immediately
to DR.. Lewis Swift, Director of the Warner 0bserv
atory, Rochester, N. Y, giving the exact time q
discovery, the position and direction Of m otion
with sufficient exactness, II possible to enable a
least ore other observer to find it.
3. This intelligence must not be communicate
telegraph or otherwise, until such time as tele
graphic acknowledgment has been receivedsb
the discoverer from Or. swift. Great care should
be observed regarding this condition, as it is s.
sental to the proper transmission of the discovery
together With tho name Of the discoveIer to thu
various parts Of the world, which will be immc
diately done by DR.. Swift.
Three disintsrested astronomers will be select
ed to decide all disputed questions.
III. WARNER.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. sth, 1854.
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For Girls to- Read.

Mr.. O'Flaherty ,Simpkins visited
Miss Mary Jenkins for several months
He always went early and staid late:
but he never got beyond the bounda-
ries Of conv entional small talk: Last
Sunday night lie was ut the house as
us,.al. and abontp o'clock Miss Mary
excused herself for moment and
left the parlor. When she came back
her seals kin sacque incl osed her form.
...AY lay, what. did you Put TINT on fori''
inquired III. siInpkl ns. sh..
said with downcast eyes. .,youHre
ara 30 cold &,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-21
The Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul
Railway

NaAA"S1y
Is the shortest line from St. Paul
& Minneapolis, Via Lacrosse and
Milwaukee, to Chicago, and all points
in the Eastern States and Canada. 1t
is the only line under one Manage.
rnent between St.. Paul aud Chicago,
and is the finest equipped Railway in
the Northwest. 1t is the only line
running Pullman Sleeping Cars. Smok-
ing Cars, and the finest Dining Cars
in the World, via the famous ''River
Bank. Route" Along the shores Of
lake Pepin and the beautiful Mississlp-
pi river, to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Its trains connect with those Of the
Northern lines in the Grand Union
depot at st. Paul. No change of cars
of any class between St. Paul and
Chicago. Passengers make close con-
nections with trains of this Company
the Union Depot at St. Panl. and Sc
cnre the advantages Of beautiful seen.
cry, safe, comfortable and rapid tran.
sit, and courteous attention, which
are afforded by no other route in the
degree. Through ticket, time tables.
sleeping car accommodations. and full
information may he obtained from the
Coupon'Tickat Agents Of the North
crn Pacific, Canadian Pacific and st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Rail-
ways.
g. s. MERRILL A. v. H. CARPENTER.
General Manager. GenI Pass. Agt.
]. T. CLARKE GEO. II. HEAFFOHD,
GenlSup't. Asset. Gen'l Pass. ACT.
Milwaukee. Wis,
W. H. DIXON, Genl Northwestern Pass. Agent,
st. Paul, MINI.
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Valentine Social.

At NJ: E.. Church, Wednesday even
Ing, February q. Cupid will be in
attendance to distribute valentines.
Warm cream, candy, ice cream and
cake will bv served. The ;lmuse.
ments of the evening will be inter.
sperscd with music, vocal and instru-
mental. Come one, Come ali and en-.
Joy the evening with us.
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ni4d.

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Verndale. Monday,
February 18th. 1884, of bilious
:. fever, with lung and typhoid COM
p'ications, Lorenzo J.. Stewart. =.
The deceased WAS single man about
80 years of age, and was one of the
6nest men that ever came to .Wadena
County. His brothers, Moses and
Augustus were. with him during his
illness, which lasted abont ten days,
and did all in :heir power to restore
him to health, but all was in vain.
His body was started for his old home
in Iowa Tuesday, where it will BIZ in.
tered along side of friends. The
brcaved brothers have the heartfelt
sympathy of their many friend.
thorough. the county.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-21
Patents Granted.

The following patents were granted
to citizens Of Minn., week ending
February IL, 1884, reported expressly
for this paper by JOS. II. Hunter.
Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, 934 F Street, Washington,
D. c.:
Johnston Wagner, Moorhead. end
Jess carrier for harvesters; Adler c.
Clausen, Minneapolis, watch regula
tor; Alva II. Kirk, Minneapolis, ci
gar cutter.
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For Sale

The best two farms this side Of
heaven. Will produce $4,000 worth
Of grain annually rs long as you live,
(if you die before heaven gets so
crowded you can't get in.) Heaviest
tim ber, richest prairie and purest wal
ter in the world or Canada either Ele-
CANT residence, barns and granaries, 8
miles of fence. Located 6 miles
South of Wadena, which is the best
market and brightest town on the n.
2. r. r.. Reason for selling, money.
35tf A. n. TCLL, Agent.
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OardOf Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to Mrs. F. Zimmerman, Mrs.
Dora and Miss Matte Franks, Miss
Minnie Young. Mr. F. d. Packar I'd, and
several Of the young gentleman of
our neighborhood, also to our many
sympa.hizing friends and neigh bors.
who so kindly and generously assisted
MS in our late severe affliction.
- Mr.. ANDREW CARLSON,
MRS VILETrA NJ. CARLSON.
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A Rare Opportunity.

Anyone in this vicinity wishing to
exchange wood for Clothing. Furnish
ling Goods, Nackinaws, Hats anA Caps
Gloves and Mittens, and in fact every
thing kept in first class establishment
of that kind, can do so by shipping 4
car load or as much as they may wish,
to the CO. D. Clothing House, Fer
gus Fails. Our goodsare all first.class,
and will be exchanged 1T cash prices.
CO. D. CLOTuIERs.
36tf Fergus Falls.
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Letter List.

List Of Letters remaining in the Postofhce at
Wadena, Minn., Feb. 2lst, 1884.
Rev. V. A. Dake, Miss Eliza Elder,
G. Holmes, A. ]. Johnson, Maria
Knlfer, w. ]. Mexican, Miss Clara NJ.
Shurtvil1.
In callinglor these letters please say 'Adver-
tised." GILES .PEAKE, P. III,
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her home in the town
Of Compton,. February 18th. 1884.
Lucy G. Carlson, only child Of An.
drew and Viletta Carlson, age 10
months and Is days.
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Nd OFFICE at ST. Cloud. Minn., February

18th, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make nal proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before D. H. Free
man Register at st. Cloud MIMI. on March rs,
1884, viz: Isak Void Of Wadella County MIMI,
for the ~ neA Section g. Township 1876. Range
IS. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, sail land, viz: John Harding, William Coons
Hiram W. Locke, Matthias Beran, all of Wude:a
MINI. y. H. FREEMAN,
4O.5t. Register.
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She Was His LonR-Lost Daughter.
As Mr.. Dewitt G. Pease, of New
York, stepped from !. Michigan Gen.
trail train in Chicago, Sunday, hand
some young lady skipped to him, threw
her arms rapturously about his neck,
and kissed him many times, saying:
"Oh papa! I'm SO glad You have
come" Mr. Pease threw both arms
around her and held her firmly to his
breast. Soon she looked up into his
face, and hor' or stood in her eye. 90
my! you're not my papa,' she said.
trying to free herself from his EN-.
brace. Yes I am," insisted Mr..
Psase, holding her tightly; lyon are
my long.iost daughter, and am going
to keep you right in my arms till
get policeman When the officer
came and found Mr.. Pease's diamond
pin in the girls hand, lie said
"rhat's y new trick here" els it,
said Mr.. Pease; ''well it's several
| weeks old in New York. "-Chicag g
Nc,rs.
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II MAKES Omana people mad to refer
to them us ''Omahoes,', and If you
want to see a man hop around and
chew the air, just ask Danville
man if he is a Damvillian.-Bismark
Tribune.
Because Il woman Of this city arrays
herself in cheap jcwelry and goes
about to exhibit it. she is to he ex-
amined by 4 commission in lunacy, and
will probably be sent to the asylum.
If these are infallible symptoms,
there are several hundred crazy wo.
men in this clty.--Hoosier.
$50 Chicago secured the National
Republican Convention, did she!' in
qnired Il delegate ola disgnsted Phi]a.
de)phian. who was rushing out of the
committee room. leaving long. blue
trail Of profanity in his wake. Eyes,
Chicago got it, eonfound her picture;
hut then I always said that Chicago
WAS the greatest hog market in the
world --TerGs Sitfings.
The shortest and most expressive
poem ever written was sent by Bis
marck girl in response to a note from
her adored one asking if he could call
on a certain evening. The poem runs
in this way:
Come!
Yum-ynm!
bismarck Tribune.
"Look at America. my boys" said
q Kerry pot-honse orator; "that's
the place, my boys, for wealth.
L'ok at her teemins millions
"Yes, look at 'em," shouted listen.
er. ''my britllcr is there; he is one OF
the teaming millions, and he's doing
his job of work for 81 Il day, and
owns his cart, too, bcgorrah !"-Bos-
ton Courier.
The old way the best. Profession
al beauty Ito husband) They
needn't tell me about the improve
mes,ts:in :photography..s Why. here's
onesof them patent, instantaneous
photographs l had taken yesterday.
and it isn't half as purity as the one
i hal taken in Flatbush twenty-five
years ago.-The JUDGE.
by getting the notices of party
and livery stable mixed, Il Dakota
editor was made to say: "The ladies
appeared in great numbers, to grace
the occasion. 1t was observed that
they were nearly all spawned and
hide'ound, and their ribs could tie
counted with the naked eye alta long
distance. They should be stripped
of their. harness rightin the streets
and turned loose to die He is now
fugitive on the face of the earth.
and every mans hand is raised against
him.-Bisn,arek Tribune.
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AND OFFICE at Fergus Falls MINI January %

1851.
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make f.
nal proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register "a nd Re-
ceiver ut Fergus Falls MINI. On March, Goth. 1854
viz: Fred L. Branan homestead applicat ion No:
1907 for the e1f Of neA Seetion 81 Township 1913
NJ nth of range 81, West. He na mes the following
witness = to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: Miles Fl.
Ad.ms, Hugh Murray, Frederick II. Hursh. Phil
ip Hursh al Of Henning P o Ots.f Tail CO MIN.
$751;. " B. N. JOHNSON, Register.
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No ExDerim emf.

With majority OF people it is no experiment
that DR.. Boeanko's Cough and Lung Syrup IS
sure cure for Coughs Colds, Pains in tho Lungs,
Soreness in the Chest etc. Get free sample bot
tie Of Stinehour the druggist. Regular size, so
cents and 81 &C.
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500!

Cords Of green oak and maple wood
wanted in trade, at the c. O. D. Cloth
ing House, Fergus Falls.
Soft &. q. II. CLOrn1ERs.
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of faith,

If Stinehour, the Druggist, does not succeed. 1t
is not for want Of faith. He has such faith H. DR..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Lung affections
that he will give . bottle free to ALL
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10000.

To loan on farm property, at low
rate of interest.
46.tf OsTRANDER & Co.
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Febrn-
airy end, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named s ttler has filed notice Of his intention to
said proof will be made before Rcg>ter ana Re-
celver at Fergus Falls MINI on Narch 18th. 1891,
viz: il mes Murchy Homestead Aaprlitat;oa No.
$780, for the ne. sex, Section 81, township l$3
n. Of Range 81 W. He names the foliowiu wit
nesses to prove hi> continuous r. 81 encc upon and
cultivation of. sail land, viz: Frederick Hursh.
John Holman. Henry johnson, Arthur Dickey, all
of Hanning T. O., Otter Til Co., Mi n.
3S.6t b. N. JOHNSON, Register
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Cash paid for Green Talnarack or
Oak wood WILL RIDDLE.
Wadena, MINI.
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Nov. watch ns slide, OF on my cart" crisd

Nov. watch M slide OF on my carr crisd
maid,
As she rose with the skates on her fset,
While smile Ct assurance coquettishy played
Ger her featur-s, 80 handsome and sweet.
The maiden did Just as she said, for, oh, dear!
She tumblsd u, quick Is WAX,
And, RS she had promised, she slid on her rear
Nearly half way across the big rink.
-lFrom rink Rccollectiona," by 8. H Emerson
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Excerpts.

1t makes Omaha people mad to refer
to them us ''Omahoes,', and If you
want to see man hop around and
chew the air, just ask Danville
man if he isa Observation-Disclosures
Tribune.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-21
Repellents and cloakings at cost.
PEAKE 4 BrRCu.

We ave going to try to give list Of
the improvements made in Wadena
during hepast year, in our next issue,
and if all parties living in the add:
tons and outskirts of town will take
= little pains to figure up and hand in
to sus the amounts that they have made
it will greatly oblige us. It will not
he 4 great deal of trouble to each one,
and it will save us an immense pile of
running around. -.
The Breyer Com edy Company gave
an entertainments to 4 full house here
on Tuesday Feb. 5th, The plays pre-
sented gave Mr.. BIeyer and his little
daugh.era chance to do some excell-
mt work. which they did. Mrs.
l}rever did we'll what she had = chance
to do nell, rs she alwayssinfs. and
her friends regretted tint she did
not llay { more % q chance "a do the
really fius acting size is capable Of.
TIA rest of lilo con,pany are satisfact-
Oh asloryl' slls Corresp lent 10
60
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Jos. Hill wishes MS to announce
that while he remains here he will
take Photographs at reduced rates.
providing a number will club to-
ge.her and have pictures taken at
same time. For terms to clubs, call
at gallery Front Street. Wadena.
R1anE ptS at cost.
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w. H. DIXON, Gen'1 Northwestern Pass. Age
st. Paul, Mimi.