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New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
cALL4o bark from Porl gerntlo. coal, ~,

S9Hs sS ?E cS G}E' IL.
to-day and there moderate demand nor me trade ie
9ef 'feHs enc pSi G'5 55 " & pS' 33 ia%. SS.
"a 65 fy Ness 5 % so s Me a' En- fa pa 9SSshs; SSs,s
si5@s s "a Gy eag 2Sy sTYG .Pg Ss Nee:
BEEf g@y % oa. %2G Ga - f1.'a ri@o si; sit;
sla 4H 10 Dorfs. T and 81 q ,y.ss tyss Fs f.
be'i ~ & tnaes ,c quiet aaoied M ,q ,,a o.. % "a
CUT NEAT Frmnc. IS noted iOpiecs ana demand con.
nv 5000 % 10 b. SIC; 200 iTcki,d Hi, I@i ~
IS4 iSm gGs % c "a III sS sye49sS 9sS' & hoF % gy,o
lOGll &c ismoled 0ulIers Sc -oktd Iiaa,. Il ais9
sa, s%a & cless gS3f,i wy,!'
nC5s I~ ~ r.siG ciiy Heavy I, Ls sD'5.e7sD &C. Ps.
a5oIi boat, ,gr%ld %,aseT feer % ',, m Si iSasSd
cred but ite Latest trading prices are g.ta flsetob x
without mrch lc si4c., y Contractcrad, . q a9 o,
11C 20 Is . ~ sDc ] H' - 90 M 80 lis'e,s eoI
February, - 49, e. closing 92s Doe isD tcs March,
9JOc. c,-ins ... 11I5c .75otcs May .oa = Co., eio.
H oS5sc cy 5" a iYiaf 10 f dSn11a S ,. 'y go Sio
eau BUl1ER-'Ie1mcy Is Onord more 'y % asIghs
gaaLes qais a ally steady ESn r ~ '55 5Ss4cs &CSs
S n.n. ms % end pls Ms''n - sge a . . -S 6ss9y
s!ate RIhus - !aDs i1@z5ci STATE nrkm, Lare9 100
L. a2Ic; Wcstera r@c,cy O&2It RoI I0qzoa D~''. Wy.
CIEtNfi hc movement continues tar "
trade and Oj TWIs' prices
ticed daring The ast week Choice Eastern l3a 5', Com.
mon To Prime Il N 2sc.; Western Hat II .Ul e., SKINS
30cc; Party ~kIWMcd talOci selections O September "a
the trade, l13l0 BE- EttiSNrceipt sul
ers ind dicuIty -uainng fu pIc- and
Pennsylyana 3~c Western and Southern 81 uJc Lined,
2c0llG
MCE-steady, unchanged and rather more active.
SlICEo-F9fy active and steady.
hEEDS-tluct and HOuinsly unchanged.
SuGANRaw quiet and unCLan ed on The spot and duh
and nominal 'oT nHle delivery 1900 beg- hins 5
1000 bags SINGAPORE and last reported
g. GJ mats uu, 80. options closed follows January
5.56djGj February Ji0H 5.6j March 5i5u5.70, Aynl
steady but qut closing as follows January 1926 al 500
February l.250l 81 ~ March 49, 1a14D, April 7!J0
7.d5; May ii1G755 June 1jjd7.7J SPIT prices
changed Cut Loaf Sac; crushed. Sic. Cubes, oA.c.;
Zee oners 90 be- STANDARD A." 7.lOd7 Lc ON Ga
7i4c. Wife tXtra "C"634d dGSsc Extra q" 6s96ec.;
&c" sac &C.; Glow, j2d5' &C.
SrEARINE-ltther quiet but held firm sales late yes
1000 10 OleOmar-I -Irinc Stearine 8 &c
TALLOW-Dull aDi rather weak Prime city quoted at
0.l6c; sales. 5000 10 At l9D1 ~.
TEAJspln both the spot ahd Tor future active and
the ENcha Oreaniled February @nd al ~ &c
March p d2 April 2jA125osc.. and May at 26'c.
Black was steady spot but dull weak for sntTe
delivery 5000 sod for January at 81 4c The closing
ruary - 2d2I March 7s425 April 70 May 20o
%, June 25a, d262 Black January 80 203l .; FebTu-
ary 30a0a!; March SlhGS-'si Ap:u 3l'sGj2Si Nay
ToBACCO-KcntLcky about steady; Lugs 7Qsc; Leaf
a2allLc.; 1l3 hhdsi Seed Leaf quiet $50
l.72 Pennsylvania SC; s. do state SSk private terms,
100 sunde- ia Scj 500 bales Havana - Gsl 10 100
do SumsIa, I'll 2Udel OC -.
finest uad-s Of reeces are maintained with any degree
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JrrFrrENcR BHTwCEN PHYSICAL AND MORAL LAW. BY
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Reliaions Notices.

Presbyterian Memorial Church, corner Nadson.aye ana
53d.st Rov CHARLES ROBINSON D. y. fastOr
Morning service at II Communion at N
Rev lenry v. -ander,. Pastor u the Central B@pa'
Church. 43d.st 7b and sth aves preach5s sunday Al m
and 1870 n. SunGay-scho0l, 2>O
~. Marks Church. 2dave ond i0th-st.-Rov. DR. RY
LANCE Will pTeacl AZ II m and I4j p m
II. Lu,.e's Mcihodid Episcopal Charch, t1s't nc,r
Ctave-UOurs OF worship, lO4 a. m and 40 D. III ft'u u
ng by the D lsior. Rev g = HARRpN ER y. morning
and evening. praise vice VIII pfcceede thc evening SCI
mon All cordially invited
~. james Methodist Episcopal Church Mansyuay
and l26th-St.-pTOacinZ at 1890 aAd n by the
pastor, Rev 7. MASON NO"tH Acjdial welcome " All
~ ignafinSs ChuicI-Wcst 40tl.st cobb atom 10
a Il MOuUg Prayer. second tcl' br ton, tchoral a.d
~ Ce1rses Church suvvesani euuore-Scais fTee Rev
mun0n service aUf sermon l. evening p or AMI 'o's
Instruction, e,angristit services prlyeruce ns
society for Ethical Culture. MT WILLIAM 81 SALe
TER OF CHICAGO. vii lecture bctoI1 inc ~ocicy az w
inst Doors opened at 10 0 closed AT u a m AZ lher'
"a cd are invited subIrc; Catholicism and Democracy
Tabernacle ia ptis, Church. 2daye and l0us' Rev X
B II IL, PastOr.PT a,liu2 ~ the ia7tH uohlHE "''
Meetings "Wednesday and FRIDAY evenings 7Hah
| gers cordially welcomed
Twcuiy-ihrd ~trrer Rn1h-I Church corner LeEugi3n.
avc-Rev. II . HI%COX. Pastor. viii pfea'h 2uhty
IO3Oa n and 7.30p m sabbath school, 2SO H. prayer
meeting Wednesday, .. All are invited
thirteenth Pre.beran CHURCH, between G'h az Sn
7tt ayes.-The Rev. !. NURRhLL d. d. PASTOR VIII
preach at l0:30a m and $3.50 p. N
Trinity Chapel West ?jthst near Broad Fsy tyellng
service at 3 IA. seats Tree Rev {. I. OI'M9l - "'b
preach
University Place Presbyterian Church corner loth,stV
Public worship al II and m Inc hev pi.DlpI ,
Tomorrow "wednesday evening services IN the chspeiat
O'Clock.
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nvrRorr Ian g5-wheat nrmi No Mh.'s az March,
,,srv 81 03i. February, 81 O3tdf apLc
Nay ii Gsis No Rei 81 oi ~. =; No Oats ar@ 10
S2Sn SSI, a., No q Ssha3s.c WhesS
Snsht corn, 5000 BUSH oats none u. 7H'S
991s1o bn,hs Corn 900 bush OatA nVAs
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
L1vr srocK MARRErs-BY TEIL9RArn.

BrFP,to Jan 25-CaulS eipts today o.p h'%i Un h
tor N,ck tins FAR GOO head Tor sam" ino isl "teA
hr.l. conssucd through 2Oi cas; uotlDs mIlSi,
i'h g0y de- nd i1r Good grades Co'nop gui,i -, -
St.~s =; ,0q47. Good choice steers - 80 itsn,
Fair - 656 rs - EUtchcrss Cows 10 ''~'' -
Ato ,lu erdlh uo 80, t,r ,,cst Inns far
Sts1p-Necepts today, 100 be~i 30, ,S 4. sisnel
frr same tiue last week, 4btV ' = y
tIifo,iyh = cars market quiet and uughsi Il 10.
Western, - OudSJ 1'I Sho'o !" A"'N'' -
Western Ltmbs - tOC - ~, .o,o1 week
far 2ii 100 head for time last Meea' 80 sS 20
c.n-gned f,rUus sh l2s cars, Good 70 th9S9 al
ak, J iight Mixed s. 80 ds0 lti GOp M''"u''' ~ 0
ri 49, GoJi Heayies 80 6Od 70 CO. Piss G,g,-Re-
Curc.Go ian NE Dr0cers Journal 'tls -, s,ra"s
cepts 900 head; -hipments 93oC nefa, and sliv.
nn. a. "a rs 7Ji Light 81 tOdto % sAps - 30 ~
PTs,-Ieceipis . O0J head shipments. "oJ hsS hi 9s
roTI. s. So uO Good TO Choice shipping - 'o@so '
Comuon 20 MgTs' zoo Ie.d shipments Geo head In;cric
IN Iair s5 0d OO Medium To Good - 90 - w. O"'
70 E1tra. So 2UGS6 II ,,- D,,o,p,. 4 7O1 head ;
ST Louis Jan 25.RoCs steady H'c@ipp p t.rS s. $50
shpments / 900 head Light - 'OGt' W. 'N'' ~
81 % Butchers, - 10 .oo ,o,, marked
C,y,-neceipis sou head; shipments, l'uu p't n.r.
,nor,.,s al 3O GSG rs; Good 10 Choice shpPoi''
x6 Iia ~ 2 u Common Medium, - 5OGs9 90 osr
SherV-Receipts J. 100 head shphenUS' 4''0' .'''
20 Medium, - 315Gti 20
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
THE MARKETS,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rieer. Vessels Hid kat!ro1ds.
NEw-YoRK. Jan. 2j, 1894
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AsHEs-Quet and unchanged; Pots 44Si'sc Pearls


AsIIES-Q Quiet and unchanged; Pots 41ei'sc Pearls 6+
BEESwAX-All prices firm owing to the small offerings
Western and Southern 32o3iO.
CANDLES Unchanged
CoAi-tntarito has continued in active demand ana all
rlces are well supported The general market &c the mo
nent is in excellent condition Careocs aOngslc6 - g3g
II ~ Bumnous dull and nOmuay unchanged ut - Tod
81 1j -. =, -, -. -, ~.
CORDAGE-Steady and fairly active Manila grades sell on
the basis OF 10 Lsc. and Sisal o 10 .-
IL higher, but quiet at the advance
snle, 10 bales Delivered E6 bales Receipts
al the ports to-day Il SD bales against Pass las!
week and last year the week lO9O3 ia against
IOs 8S~ last week. nd 1851 last year. since >ePenher
S3S443 Oses against 4l2jO50 for the same period last
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
1nstrurtioii.
For Rows and Young Men-Country


For Rows and Young Men-Countrv.
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POI SiihGGhnd SS.iiI,,Gi ana
u ~IE \ Y rrepafcs Boys toT CoHegei Mi "
Government school AID for BUSINESS 'N"-
PruC.l'd.. ..,r,,,
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. -,
Wo~ccsfer Mass. 18Th year toI tnL lO'u'"'" ~
80 r. y NtTt,AIF 4 NJ, superintendent
,,pFrUOI,D INSTITUTE, Freehold ~ d.
/ No. : G. CHAMBERS. \. NJ. PripcpA
DFNNSYLVANIA MILITARY, ACADEN J.
4 fS',.tc- goG year Degrees coutlItu. t,.ou.,
- - ~ -,nioliuc Chemistry, til...c
ONA H"7'"'''''' Col. THO. HYATT. PRESIDENT
DFEKSKILL (N. y Military, Academy ni--I,' - or
i-.o,,rs ,ress Col. G. J. WRIGHT, A NJ PHHcpA'
DYF Y Y.-Bradtord Mansion School. WIN,
IL t,I term VIII Uc.aE Nov ~ -. CoLA'4-'7 i'''i
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, ~. j. Female College,
90 MrsIs AMI Ara Departments. For circular, %S enuis'
q N4"s'' "'' Rog WM C. BON ~. \. NJ President
nIISS MOTIFS English and French Family
" and Day Sshoo foG Young Ladies. SO Nallst, NtW
Haven conn The 1th year begins Thursday september w.
Circulars sent upon application.
vTHE ELMS.-Family and day school tor
Girls 40 l4l H'Ch--t, Springfield MasS t3r rl1g ,ICV
lars addrC ;hc Principals MISSES POhI Eh "OhN'i ~ =
OH MONTHLY. total expenses. English
~ E1 brarrhc. and piano music Hishest NeWh o1A 'e'
crcnces l. q WHITLOtK, south Wi'oh' NoHn'
For Both Sexes-Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
pEoGRESSINF AND SUCCESSFUL MUSIC AND Ail
SPLCIALTIES. BOTH SENEs,, WORM
Send for Catalogue w. ~. ~ - ~ - -
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
Musical.

NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ 6EAsT IiTH-sT, Third door east Of 5THAVE
Incorporated 1865.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
Disciples Of Christ.

west 6GthrL, between tth aud 9th
The Rev. B Il. Tl LER, Pastor
Preaching sunday morning and evening Also special
Religions services OF the week except Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,,vproot Ian -proyisiOns-BacQn It CnubeTand, Va'
M long clear Middles A2s Cd; Short Clear N'Sns: S
I2s al psr cSt. eef, Djs. 0d. Tor extra lhusn
prime mess 64s Pork-Prlne Mess, EasrIn - a.. 3D.
t,s LadAmeFican. lbs Ga rnn,sS. rSmG,s tciy At tJ'
Butter ioIs per Tor finest United S,at1. S,atn Siarer.
unsrtcan Chotrn Ggs OI Mheat-NcN western 80,
"a iaG Corn~Mi1ed old S. Sd 10 neS - l d lSs 3D.
sn,rtts of rurpe ntiue 25s Cd do, at L0hdy', Sod.
Reanei re roIeum 7' per gallon cover @ NJ
American Rel i5s sos. per cWd iSlo" Sal a. Wv ~
Ro.n-I ommon, Sd dls Cd Pale ~ IN ,5s q goo g.
GoSooS jan. 25.Prciuce-L on LcI - gallon sprts
" ruTpeptipe s5. I'd per cwt frSyisonS IA ior Cn6s
0wt for American sugar, 2Os ga GZas ss oil lor cuba
Centrifugal pnNeriking 90, anu a."
MuscOvaiO refining anoat to..l a, IL ,acs - CEN
HAvRR, Jan. 3o.-NbcoAs Q A-uu Nf''N
times per 30 kuO- ,.. ,narls A, plsnniHgs
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26

Cet
The Rev. II r. TYLER Pastor
ITS29s S%y c ] 5 @ 81 the %ees eYeSg 0 rsSsGag sG
and saturday.
lanyei, Ssci Prs.@ylG.lPn chaFc or e5nf,og 70 q
and e. . M M2nnS g 'IiP y ls6ie 5 % nv on ea1f 6s
Christian the church ~ well as In H." srangtTs
always welcome.
Uishtceuh street. ". L. Cbnrch-,rle Rev Or KING.
sioas s, services every evening during the week
First Presbyterian Church, 5tlayo. and llthst-Rov
tfi51NGia fd5o a AZ and at PM m Al are coraS ny-i
i.e Points eu,cq lnda,iry No 100 I5ils t. oI
nng by the children gger 4Gy and at, at 5q HSo'1 Puzzle
Fourteenth Presbyterian Church, corner q 2d,syo
eryccs ct IL a N, aI ,or U olniTy moi chool at
cora eGgd.ay a. y v5iooa'ad HlosSi u''''N 'D '' y ~
Gospel Meetings Grand Opera H4l 23dst and stheye-,
7.56. ,'i'''i1 Xiafe recouo Come.
nqroalni As-oeqlicp SCf M T2 NJ So, II , Eas, !, IN 4
Ing mcenS seets free
Howard Mission aud Home for Iitlle Wanderers, 40
, SgM b9"s2 S2 Tonng Te 'no az De Bible cisses enea
o-IIcn - oit, a ~ cyrnpg 40 V,silors welcome
donations of clothing solicited
Italian service the Episcopal church IN Grace Chapel
aTEei aTE by Right Rev T. {. POTTER.
nacdougnl street Baptist Church he.d o. yandamst
,omr. I,cv. A. ". KNAPP, D. D. breaches 1850 and 800
FRIDAY evenings 73O
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Chqrch corner o
GOu.st-Prc aching by the Pastor nc Rev De o. IL lIF
FAN " at II u AID 1.ij p. bunayschO0, Bi5O a. In
All arc invited
Madison Avenue napi., CqES' fSEPiT P6o% e 2ii5s'7
on SUNDAY Jan. ~ service At II a. m and 40 p M sun
ihs, H1S '7,a%'' i.s5 a ''' = L. --D.- W -
Madison square PRESBYTERIAN Church MSusoon.aye.
tor. Rev G. il rARKIIUKsT, D -, will preach.
Madison Avenue, Reformed Church, corner come SO 57thst
A. RETp D D. viii preach in the morning aid Rev. DAVID
81 HUNTER OF saloin ). Y. IN the afternoon
North Dutch Church. lI5 Fulton:si ton r. and 57 Annis7 i
Preaching sunday III a. n & y se ios u oock ~ In
this church FULTON street Daily Noon Prayer meeting Is
held
North Presbyterian Church corner ot 9hsge and 9lst.
.iTcachins by the Pastor ey s b bos'tTHMR IT M Non
Evening service 74c subject 1ho Young Mans Bank Ac-
count"
New.Yorl Port Society, Rev L. D. MURPHY, D. D. Pas
prearhng In the MnThOTs Church. 0 Cahane and
Madison sta on Sabbath, iOi6 ard 730 p Bible
reading 2:30 .. Daily morning and evening prayer
meetinss ----------------------
New.York sunday School Association.
l.h The "PnIMGKYGSIoT S,;,S Sia,; mis- Afternoon
IAN HNbTXGaE rSf n 3 fFH'i' 1%rf6SiL if5SgiI CLASS
"Internationa sunday y-5chool Lesson"
70 b[oaaTsy 7G yyiaSs lab naciS; 1oc6a, ,o1 ny
MA sUFFiTafN FiE 4 + FFES6EHpTs' Sf5IaipSs' CLASS,
for the study of the
Fulton sfIeei Chapel ,.,,
Tuesday afternoon, geioek, conducted by
| All persons interested IN bible studyOr
| teaching tue young are welcome
old John St5se MetsSdls + ps%SFohb Pastor sun
day school a. ai strangers elAs. meeting a m Preach
class p Young peoples prayermeeting' 0'So D. IN
70 ss % Tso saS
| viii preach morning ana evening.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
Danrlna Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTH No. 6S1 Fifth-aye'
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCIHo
SOW OPEN.
Particulars in circular for which send stamp.
ALEX. MACGREGORS 1l2 FlFIIl-ANE:--
N Private Lessons hour; CLASSES every day gehe
mrn classes Monday and Thursday eveninSS psrcu'e ee
circular.
NIR TRENOR'S ACADEMY of DANCING,
vi broadway and 32dst. open for instruction every
morning afternoon and evening Season tickets educe Sce
circular.
MR. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave.
Nk has returned from Europe For terms %er Apply ~
the school.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
Jusirutnlon.


For Boys and Young Men---City.
A GENTLEMAN wishes to procure few
La SPhs sI h'aF M 10 t'5 spar;, - ap3 Al 7 rEyc
4 -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ Zee to PareHsn q RSSi Ps : gTHS'5 Ho SQUARE E MIRIAM
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
FRANK DRISLEn 4 NJ Prneip2L .,-
M ME:SRSDi %eDidy W ID ff6 = p5 lr az west 4 d"
rFHE NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. $
boarding hG:i pap h Send ffSPSi foFP Sr,ua bG nnp
V'HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Nc, n@:l ~
pa NeS LSas Gi co@pes 1a % IN IT. appointments The
ClIh school year Just begun. -
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,48l
ana aasa9aaBE Bep D%aI ' hoBEY h Sitw Incp
For Young Ladies-Citv.
MRS. J. A. GALLAHkRS French Protestant
M Boarding and Day 1cho0 to. fSGnS o Soegs ' S2o
Special attention TO Iutefmedato Primary csso; both
English and French Separate class for little boys
NESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIEKS
Ladies Sc East S5thst v.YoTk formerly Pars, will
reopen Monday October Thorough course In al English
For Both Sexes-CitY.
DACKARD'S COLLEGE, No. 500 Broadway.
dud f S y ane s: IGS Soson and
typt,% t,I%e% Writing ' g. MSiern . anSaasSs
fhs school does nothing iniercnty employs the bost
and the best methods known 20 teaching and charges
price II prosperous IS today AMI never
deserving Of prosperity There but few vacant scat
open Wednesday January 2 ADD 80 s. 3, PACKARD oV3
Broadway.
Art Schoc-s City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
wi beginning Tuesday Oct IT, IN DRAWING OIL and WA
TER COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIE FLOWEI5 sad
LANDsCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO, No 80 hhpISON.AVE
References
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM HART. M
JAMES HART, Nj. a. I. BELLOWS,
Musical.
WORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ 6EAST IATH-ST, Third door east Ot 0IHANE.
Incorporated 1861
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A HOME-LlKE B0ARDlNG-SCH0OL for
~ Young Boys. Il. HINDs, A. M Hampstead l. l.
ALEXANDER ERINSTITUTE.- Military Board
N ing schoo. White Plains n. Y Principal o. H. WILLIS
PbD.
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
~ college Conditioned rejected candidaes coached
summer or winter. stOckbr1dge, Mass. L. FHOFFhANN
RORDENTOWN, n. J.-Military Institute.
ID Prepares for college Business Finely located health
fpl and thorough For circulars, &c, address
. 9ey, VIM. BOWEN. a, NJ Principal
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29
4 Business in Brainerd.


There is "a slight but perceptible I'M
provement in general trade, and it is
quite likely that the improvement win
continues and become greater from now
until after the holidays. The movement
Of the immense wheat crop west of us to
the eastern market. will cause increased
activity on the N. P. railroad, and il has
already been adequately demonstrated
that Brainerd's business depends almost
wholly upon what the railroad company
is doing. General trade already feels
the result Of the increasing business of
the Northern Pacific, although the saloon
trade has not az yet experienced any in
crease. but doubtless will during the
coming month. The number of tran
silent people in the city, upon which the
saloon business and some other lines of
trade largely depend, is not great, and
nearly all the bust less to be had comes
from people who live here The out
look for the next four months is decidedly
encouraging, although the coming win
ter will be dull, but probubly rot as dull
slast winter.
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A dice For Justice

ds,,,S,t;,l Aug 22G 20 $50.
Editor q olle 4 ranscIii S5.i
S. iiyot,xlase space ii aiuable
paper for 4 lew words Ii i tltlence Of a
scan,l d ized .yss,ia IN ~.
B Iii recent Issue / he s IN sigsak q great
:dea. OF pains 10 herald usits lt.atlefs the
fact That one oman las, perhaps, gg,,l,es
astray. lis editor might nj llastA shave
shown the good sense Of the transcript
editor and made s,nlW a brietsallusi,n IL
Eit, But 10; he ns,lst yyive'al the sup
posed facts OF. the strueaIo olice Gazette
style (by the way: how much. more re-,
:sfniug is its reading matter than that Of
ths Police Gazettes) i. throws the
whole blame on her, and shields the poor
frail man: who was SO sorely teuptedls
How thoughtful He alss'say that "the
affair has been attracting attention for
quite long time" Flow many oftllnse
whose attention WAS attracted ever went
to her and warned her of her dangers
We will venture TO say not one. Miss
Dean is not the first teacher who has felt
the forceIof Green Prairie tongues, if re-
port De true. That place must offer a
superior quality of temptations in the
way of married men, or else the sedate
population haye a tendency to slightly
exaggerate, How many, think you,
would have cast slurs at Miss Dean had
they remembered the command, .'hl4et
him who is without sin cast the 6rst
stone ~. ss@ l. -. n
Supt. Guernon is not to be condemned
for the part he was obliged to perform,
| for from the nature Of the charges he
could not do otherwise. But, reports to
the contrary, Miss Dean. has many
friends here who do not believe her
guilty as accused. In an intimate &C.
quaintance of nearly nine months We
must say, decidedly, thatshe was strictly
moral, though as full of innocent fun as
one SO small OF stature could we'll be.
Hoping that the tangled thread will be
Strengthened without detriment to the &C.
cused, we subscribe ourselves ever q
friend to equity and justice. +. P.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29
Farm for Sale.

I will sell my farm, 1850 acres, the
northeast quarter Of section Ia, town
1913, range 80, in the town of Swan River,
Morrison county, MIMI, cheap, and on
easy terms, and with or without growing
crop. Twenty.six acres are now under
the pillow, and there are 40 acres of timber
and 80 acres Of fine meadow, it is all
fenced and has dwelling house, farm
buildings and good well
:5 =. M. STEVENS,
tszs n. Little Falls, MINI,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that I do here.
by release all claims upon the time, ser
vices or earning Of my MINOR son, John
p Stevens, now ei ghteen years Of age,
aud authorize al parties who may en-
ploy him TO pay him in full free Of all
claims from MT. and 7 will pay no debts
contracted By him, from and after this
date. 6. IL y STEVENS.
Little Falls, Mimi, July % 1884.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29

These hard times it is. the duty of
everybody to save all the money they
can, and from 10 to Is per cent can be
made by buying your groceries of
Richard Bros, besides finding the best
assortment in town, 4r<tl ~ III 1s@
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29
NOTICE.

All persons desiring burial permits
OF formation in regard to Oakland
Cemetery will please apply to John
Wrorkman, actuary By order Of the
board of trustees.
Il GA. CHURCHILL, Sec'y Sz
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29

/. We call The attention Of the public this
spring to our large and we'll assorted line
of Boots and Shoes for children. ladies
and gentlemen, which we sell at prices
that forces competition to back seat.
Give us q trial RICHARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29
Insurance..

5 If ron want to insure your prof. ,ertv II
good, reliable comp anies, 4 G. Hesseli
q CO. can snit you. They arts agentsf for
the ContintIn tai and 3erniania compa-
MES Of New York, the Orient Of Hart
/ fort, and the North British Mercantile.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29
TO the Editor Of the Little Falls Tran

script:
I have received notice from Bishop
Whipple that be will visit the church in
Little Falls'on Sunday morning, Sept.
7, and Grace church, Royalton, On the
afternoon of the same day. will soon
visit both missions and be glad to receive
the names of any who desire to be con-
frmed at this visitations So
FL. HAwLEY,
Missionary.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-29

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