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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23
KATIE ON MoRMONHsM.
The FFishy Miss Field Talks of Ii


The FFisAy Miss Field Talks of Life
in Utah.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Miss Kate Field
tonight entertained large audience at
Chickerng Hall two and half hours with
a lecture on Mormonism. She gave a
short history of the twin relic, and said:
It's the religious nature Of woman that is
appealed to and is outraged in Mormonism.
She is taught that her husband is her god.
A majority of Mormon women are more
unreasonable than sensitive. He
Der C. Kimball used to call
served to make polygamous elders wary.
They no longer marry wives in the epdOW-
ment house. The ceremony is performed
in kitchens, back yards, or in any secluded
spot. Think of it. Utah and the empire
state under the same flag. We should be
ashamed ourselves; that is. those of us who
vote Applause. Brigham Young used to
tell his wives that they must not expect him
to love them. They should consider it suf-
ficient honor to bear children to saint.
The Mormon theory in regard to women
seemed to be that they were not worth
damnation. Miss Field said that she found
it impossible to believe anything she heard
unless proven. Mormon women would lie
about their religion without a blush. The
divorce laws were formerly very loose.
Brigham Young used to charge his elders
$40 for every divorce granted. The Nor
mons teach that Joseph Smith will be the
first one Of the faithful to rise from the
grave on resurrection day. There are
three glories in the Mormon heaven. First,
that of all unmarried men and women.
They are, as it were, celestial
bootblacks to the elders. Second,
that of monoganists. Third, that of polyg
amists, who alone see Christ. Mormon
ism. therefore, places a premium on vice.
MOrmons have no politics. There are
neither Republicans nor Democrats among
them. They hold millions of dollars worth
of property, upon which they pay no taxes.
The Temple of st. George, in the southern
part of Utah, cost $500. 900, the temple at
Logan $500, 900, and upon the new temple
at Salt Lake 50, 500, 900 has already been
expended. The latter probably would not
be finished for thirty years to come. if SUBJ
scriptions should continue to pour into the
treasury of the Mormon churches.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23

Leave + Leave
|Minneap'is st. Paul.
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Departing Trains.
La Crosse, Dubuque and S

La Crosse, Dubuque and st
Louis Express.
Prairie du Chen, Milwau
kee and Chicago Express
Calmar and Davenport Elk
Ortonville & Fargo Elk. -.
Milwaukee & Chicago Fas
Express. .,..............
Mason City, Abba and Kan
sas City, Des Moines ant
Council Bluffs Express. .
La Crosse Passenger. -.
Aberdeen and Mitchell Elk
La Crosse and Dubuque
Fast Express.
Milwaukee and Chicag,
Fast Express. ...........
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23

LIGHTING

Such streets or public grounds of the City Of
St. Paul as the Common Council of said city
may order and determine, with OIL NAPTHA,
Gasoline, or such other acceptable substitute
as said Council may deem proper and accept,
for the period Of one year, commencing Jan.
l, 1856.
Proposals must state, in addition to the cost
of lighting the lamps now owned by the city,
the price that new lamps and posts and burn
ers will be provided and set in position for
when ordered.
Proposals must also state the rate for light
ing each lamp per night for the entire year,
and also the rate for lighting each lamp per
night, excepting moonlight nights, and IN ac-
cordauce with the schedule heretofore used
by the St. Paul Gas Light Company when
lighting only when the moon was obscured.
A bond in the sum of 81 600 with two sure
ties must accompany each proposal.
The Common Council reserves the right to
reject any and ali bids.
By order OF Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
315-3i3 City Clerk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23
Borrow Money

On your furniture, pianos, horses, wagons,
diamonds. watches and all articles of value.
Property left in your possession. Terms easy.
Your own time. All business strictly con
fidential. Mackey's loan agency, roomT First
National bank building, corner Jackson and
Fourth streets, st. Paul, or room Z, Mackey-
Legg block. Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23

Young or middIe-aged men suffering from
nervous debility, or kindred affections,
should address with 10 cents in stamps for
large treatise, Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23
CHICAGO,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.

The FAST MAIL lime.
Pullman Sleepers with Smoking Rooms, and the
finest Dining Cars in the world are run on all
Main Line trains to and from Chicago and Mill
yankee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23

Globe Sob Printing Office.
D. Ramaley s. Son, book AMI job printers,
Globe building. II West Fourth street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23

Strouse Bros jewelry store is at 176 West
Seventh street, Seven corners.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-23

Chicago and Milwaukee Fast
Express. ..................
Dubuque and La Crosse Fast
EXPRESS .................
Mitchell and Aberdeen Elk. j.
Davenport and Calmar Ex. .
Kansas City, Abba and Ma
son City, Council Bluffs
and Des Moines So. ..
Chicago and Milwaukee Fast
Express. 80.
Fast Mail and La Crosse .
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Express.
Fa g and Ortonville Ex..
st. Louis Dubuque and La
Crosse Express
A means Daily. 3 Except
cepted. d except Saturd
Additional trains between
via "Short Line" leave both
ticulars see Short Line time
ST. P AUL-Charles Thorn
1872, East Third street. Br
Agents, Union Depot.
MINNEAPOLIS-G. L. S
No. Z, Nicollet House. A.
Agent, Depot.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25
Public 1pii.i0n.

\ presidential election which
w"uld change no more than thirty
officers would hc an election that
would Interest nobody, aud few would
'Ahr the trouble to vote. Cndcr such
i system the county would soon
come to be governed by an oIiaarchv,
and after that dc>pot might he
welcomed. New York Sun. Ind.
There is no reason why the Central
American States should not form a
successful and prosperous confedera-
ton, but to make d just, honorable
and strong confederation, based on a
perfect equality Of rights, the States
would require a capable, honest and
useful civil leader, and not such mill
tdiv adyen,urers a. 1t has been their
misfortune to find in the past.-New
York World, Dem.
One Of the practices that bank
examiners indulge in Secretary Min
nlng would do we'll to brake up. We
refer to their habit of giving notice
TO national bank rs To the time
an examination is TO be made. Itw was
this friendly proceeding on the part
Of the examiners that always enabled
Fish and Ward to fix up things in
prcsctnable shape for day OF two,
pending official scrutiny, and finally
led to the financial ruin Of Gen. Grant
hy their raScalitics. The case looks
50 bad rs to almost justify the suspi-
zion that the examiner may have been
III the pool.-Washington Star, Ind.
If the tendency of iron produce of
the last two wears should continue in
the same proportion for ten years to
cpmc-the Northern produce dccreas
inG Is per cent. and the Southern in
crcaslng g per cent-wc should find
at the end of that period something
Ike the following, in round numbcrs:
Northern product, 100000 tons:
Southern product, I,Ioo,Coo tons; or
about two tons in the North to one
III the South. Atthc end of ten wears,
however, it is probable that tie
growing demand Of the country will
make the total product of at least
100000 tons, to be divided between
the section in the above proportion.
Ten years more would turn the bal
ance in favor of the South. Boston
Herald, Ind.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25
STATE "a, TAX SALES
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. DELIN
QUFNT TAX DEBTORS PARISH OI
RlCHLAND.

! THE STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. DELIN.
QUENT TAX DEBTORS PARISH OF
| RlCHLAND.
| By virtue Of the authority vested IN me by
the constitution and laws oi the State nf Lon
Is'ana, l will sell, at the principal frog; dor
Of the Courthose in which the Civil District
Court of said parish is held. being intte town
Of Rayvilie, Ls within the Legal ,,ours for
judicial sales, beginning at eleven clock a..
| am, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of May, A. D., 1883,
! and continuing on each Succeeding day unnl
said sales are completed all imn.ovablc prop
erty on which said taxes are due to the State
Of Louisiana and parish Of Richiani 10 en-,
force colecten Of taxes assessed in file year
1884, together with intctest TN. reon, from the
3lst day OF December of the year in which
said taxes were due. at the rate Of one per
cen, per mouth until paid and all costs.
The names of said Delinquent; taxpayers
the amount Of taxes due By each on the as.
sessment OF said year. and the lmmovaDle
property, assessed to each, to oe offered for
sale. are as follows, to. vii:
ALEROID, CHARLES
One acre in south east quarter Of north east
quarter, section 33, township 10, range & east,
with shop thereon. Taxes amounting to Ale,
E0UGHTON, SAMUEL ST. E.,o,e--
Forty acres, south ives, quarter of south cas-;
quarter, section 80. township IL mort range
Il ea,t Taxes Of 1851 amounting. to $3.50.
BUlE, $ J. Mrs
go acres, cas-, half Of north west quarter
aud sOuih wet quarter Of sorth west quarter
aud a sup oil north part Of north half Of south
a.. ,,f,n
men.ing al south west corner Of sou:h west
quarter of north west quarter. section 81, and
running south 10 yards on line bet ween secs
tons "a and 81, thence east half mile parallel
wi Ia line between section IS to line between
south west quarter and south east quarter.
thence north 10 yards 10 corner sonth east
quarter of north west quarter. thence west
half mile ON south boundary Of north ives, /!
10 place of beginning. in section 81, township
Is. range east, containing 40 acres; ai.o a
strip being SIS yards vile from north To souh
and 4i0 yards from east TO west, running
thence to north vast quarter Of south west /,
section 81, township 10, range = esast, also
north east quarter Of south east quarter and
south east quarter of north east quarter, sec
ton 81, township Is, range east Taxes
Of 1884 amounting to SlS,69. |
BOGGS, B.
Eighty acres, east half of north vast quarter, !
section Is, township Is north, range : east. /
Taxes amounting to S4,78 /!
BRADSHAW, GEORGE
For'y acres, south east quarter Of north /
east quarter, section %, twonship Is, range Q /
cast Taxes Of 1884 amounting to $500.
BOlES. EMMA, Mrs.
go acres, south west quarter Of south west !
quarter and north ives, quarter of south east
quarter, section %, and south cas-, quarter of /
north east quarter section 80, township Is, D
range east, and north west quarter Of north .
east quarter and south cas-, quarter Of north /
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25

east quarter and north east quarter Of mort
east quarter of north east quarter and sout
west quarter of NJ rth east quarter, section c
township II, range cant, Taxes Sli,5l.
CHOAT, VIZ
500 acres, south cast quarter and south ha
OF north east quarter. section %, township 5
range ; east, and west half of south we,
quarter and west half Of nor east quartz,
section ~, and east half Of north yves, quartz
section 30. township Is. range { east Tax
es ct 1881 amounting 10 S2l.0i
CHCAT, ! W
$50 acres, east half Of north west quarter
and north east quarter Of south west quarter
and north west quarter Of south east quarter
and west half of south west quarter of nor,t
east quarter, section SO, township IS, ange
6 east. Taxes of 1854 amounting TO Sos
/ CASON. A. B.
. House and lot in the town of Delhi. La
Taxes Of 1854 amounting to SiO,93.
CASON f.. f. Mrs-
House and TWO lots in the town of Delhi
Lots 4 and Is, Owens survey, fronting Chat,
ham St IS feet, running back $50 feet Tax
es Of 1884 amounting tol Sli,3I.
CARPENTER, D. & c. +
1000 acres, north east quarter OF south west
! quarter and west half of son,h east quarter
and south half of north wet quarter Of north
east quar'sr Of north west quarter. seriinn q.
and north east quarter and that part of south
east quarter, section 5. east ofoverfiow Ra Won
also part dissection 10, bounded on east b.
fayou Macon south by Watts 4 Holly. north
by e. W. Bryants. section 4. township IS
north. range 10 east, Taxes of 1885, amount
ing to sSl.i5
CARPENTER, w G. Estate
10 acres, south half Of north east quarter
and south east quarter Of north west quarter
and south half of north west quarter of north
west quarter, section &. township IL, range Q
east. Taxes nf 1884 amounting 10 SS,27.
CARR ENTER, G.
90 acres. esst half Of north cas-, quarter
section =, township Il north, range east.
Gaxos of 1874 amounting TO 1851.
CARPENTER. G. T.
140 acres, north wet quarter Of south east
quarter and north east quarter Of south west
quarter, south west quarter Of north west
~ arter and north half Of south ives; quarter
of south east quarter. sc ton :, township II,
range = east. Taxes Of 1854 amt, to 1881
CARPENTER, II. D.
40 acres, north half of north west quarter,
ard north west quarter Of north east quarter
and north half Of south west quarter Of north
west qnar'er, section 8, township Il, range 9
east. Taxes ~ 1884 amounting TO $3.50.
CONFER F.
100 acres. north half of north half Sec
ton IL, 'own.hisp Il, range east. Taxes Of
1881 amounting TO Sl,32,
COMPTON, W. W. Estate
l63 acres. north west quarter, section -,
township II, range east. Taxes Ct 1884
amounting - Sl3.63.
COONS, T. F.
l6J acres, south east Guari.s section 90,
township Il. range 7 cast. Taxes Of 1854
amouniIrg to 1852.
GALLOWAY, JAS. II, Estate
House AMI 10, no. : north Of Railroad town
OF G!rard Taxes cfi3oi amounting 10 S2,Oo.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25

Dogs dream precisely as people do.
You will hear and see them growing
IN anger, barking in excitement, and
wagging their tails with pleasure.
Sometimes they have nightmare and
need to be awakened. when if it is
done gently, they will draw long
breath OF relief from some horror and
20 night on sleeping quietly forawhile
and then awase Hartfort Currant.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25
All Sorts.

Use your folk, Johnnie, Have
YOU forgotten SO soon what told YOU
about using your fingers" "Well.
mamma, fingers were made before
folks" Yes, they were; but not voul
fingers, my son."-Christian q,
Work.
The Old-Fsshioncd' Cramp; First
Bohcmian-"What's the matter:
You look ILL.," Second Bohemian
81 am suffering from writer's cramp."
''lndeed! But you seem to have the
Use of your wrist, and | did not
suppose YOU had had much chance to
be overw orked." "Ah, it's no. in NV
wrist and is not caused by overwork."
Then where is it,and what is the cause
alt is i'll my stomach,and is caused By a
vacuum. "-Plila. Call.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee has called upon
the President: but up to the hour of
going to press, we have not heard it
mentioned that Mr.. Cleveland prescn-
ted a tirst-class appointment to the
General, with the remark, This
Fitzhugh Lee. boston Transcript.
81 guess Mrs. lIlckcns has begun
writing spring poetry, mother"
"what makes you think so:" "Shc
came into the grocery while Twas
there, and she had dabs of ink all over
her hands and face" 'poetry, fiddle
sticks! She's been taking down the
stove."-Chicago Ledger.
"They certainly do quarrel, Mrs.
Crdpsey." '.pshaw / don't believe A
word of it. Why they fairly dotc on
each ctner." But heard her call
him an old fool myself, "Nhv,
bless you, that's nothing" at amt"
ala, no; that's only Il way she has of
being loving and che erful." -Chica-
80 Ledger.
Extremely Pleasant: Mrs. Blake
Ito Mrs. FlinD-"Ani so YOU have
moved since saw you last. And
how do you like your new location:"
Mrs. Flint-"Oh very much better
than the old one. We are on an av-
cnue that leads directly to the cemctrv,
and almost all the funerals pass our
door. which maeks it extremely
pleasant. "-Harpcr's Bazar.
"No,"said Mrs. Frank" 81 didn't like
that minister at all. He made me so
nervous that | couldn't sleep a wink !
all church time. How different from /
eur pastor! l always enjoy Mr.. Jones's |
preaching; he has ST h nice way of .
speaking, you know. Why, when
he begin TO speak he soothes my
nerves so that doze off before he .
has spoken twenty words, and l /
never wake until he gets through"
Boston T.. anscrip.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25

IA l.. lay"S Of ISL amounting to dol
''f> 'n' - cents
Nbfl,>, n. J. Nr>---
=. arf"---",-t : 81 y w"s' a"'''er 90.
II / l. Il " l. Iaves O.: So amt - $50 /
i"xc. 81 1874 an.:'g 10 ) d'..":>and 10 cents
>ILN> IS
40 ,cres-EIofS ouar,er seq q 5 J
Of ) west o,urter Yves, onarter Of s Eouar-
or soc. 33 TljR6c A,.oN u quarter
ard wrs, half n \ = n,,or,.r and E1ofS IL
quarter SEQ 4TIIR6 T. Taxes Of 1854
arSuu;.u- 20 - !oi.ars and $ cents.
SAiP. ALFIs-
40 a"res-N west quarter Of west quar-
i"r section l T. Il - T.. Taxes of lsS.
amonttp- :" : ot'."s, >. cents.
- AN>tl-' 81. [. ii
~ '"l',''l ~ "''t "i +
F"F,"' ava y % y west quarter anu
- - W. t"'''r' 90 S''' l. '''tfI SEC "
= :, tnf'''f 81 "r'' i'ar'@f '"' Il
}" % 'oN' an. ""u ( q s're.
Nlthf>. y Wis
.<''ari"---\ quarter - west quar'rr
- = 3. G'7r;r' o' y - 49, 41ar'cr SECTION
- / &c Il u =, AMI West quarter OF ) west
quarter "f. wet ~ Y west quarter OF )
""'' quarter --c. =" / +. T1<e, Of
1881 amounting 20 '"''ars and = 1 cents
TAYLOR. { j Mrs
1Jj acr.s--; Iu,o.e,: n y + quarter ,,1
! ofS /. quarter sec ant Io,N vs.,
quarter ~ec,iun II aud ( f. Gulfror OF +
quarter sec. = / l. r. T. Taxes O: 1871
amounting 20 3 dollar, arA s. cents.
IHGMA>ON. f T. Mr. 1l.rN-
100 arrcs-ir1r,ioual y t. ouar.cr So, .,
T. dollars and ~ cents
TUONASOv " 7 N,,
oi, aero. -,,.n., Io,t",v + a.....
f oc y west quarter y F. oua.,er II y F
quarter aul y west quarter If y v.e., o,,,r.
ter sec Il I Ia * l.. Taxes of is.
amounting t. = dollars,
TiSDAIF EROS
lnn- ,.-..-.S ,,.o., o,,... ,r
w., ,,,,,,,.r,,.l ,,.... Nv :, -
Of south west ru,r,r, # nar,l, ws,, o, """
ter 500. - aud y of \ + uI,rfcr so. q, L
u Il l. and \ of y ,-r * ,r1 s,.,t
east quarter and al! of snntb Of ,outb vs.,
quarter east # river and south Of smith
ot norrh east quarter sec 81 Tl-R = ,,i
( acres in section II F. Of river on which OH,
stands, L L K T.. south est quarter o. y
IL r. Two dwellings and store .ouse
and lots IN town Of kayviiie one lot corner
VI Ni'''l''r nh' ava streets sqr lo and one
-, i''"e''er an" '"''a streets scr
" ''' - '''''' V"'''''''''ns ~ SCUM east corner
-, inning ~" 80 IN" - ~" vas
,-,a.i =. io, "I w. !"s ".e','.e So"''i
7-.I,n VIZ >, ,,,;,, ,f t.,;,...,, =,
T cor of sou,h Gas, o,,,,ar s.c aT,1 IL
lot, 4 and Z = md q so,.h ~, :;
Jones adI;,;o, >, R,vy,i.
,mour;,,,,, m ~ lila. .,a -,
,-tCrrr, con
~ - -"
~ ~ III "es' quarter OF norm west
I"''.o. anu oY'.,' west quarter "l norm west
i "''S wv "es' d''ic'e' OF s""'h west
s.cIs TI5p = T.r,so, f"''"i
! NJ 10 q dollars ~ c.n,s '"'o''''''
u,v>X
w. l. l.
o,,, 80, 49,, "'l wes' t'''''ei OF norm
we>, n,,,r,., All ,,l ,,it''. =. '''''"
s.., o,,,,or a,,I ,o.,t,., " ''"'"
yr.., n,,s,,a- .o.,.l.., o. y 80"
# l.I, a,,,,,,.,,;.. 49,.
-, - WINS
y IN " r-s'
n,h "e>' quarter ~ 'pu'h west /
t""'c' SET 70 10 y r. lakes OF 1854 /
'"Io""'''s 10 / collars and AZ cents.
" EANER, A. l.
AZ acres-south west quarter Of south ives,
i"""' Sec'''n :" /" r." LAKES OF !
'0f ''''o''i'''na 10 "oi'afs anu IS ce..is.
ILLS, JSO. w =
100 acres-norh cas-, quarter section 81 /
Il IA T. ana south OF " \ sec 30 and ,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25

Ter e ,e quarter SIC n rquarter Of q
quarter scc = T t. F., all sec. ~ 7 l6 K
sha'fcfn " quarter sec q L Il Rs F..
- q..c-.er sec :, hail Of II half acc % + s
10 r. W ma of W hail sec 5 I II r Eal,
sec. g., " half OF " haitsec % i II r s E,w
half e e half sec ~ TIER s east I half Of
sec see. IS and 30 T Is r s E, W half sec
ElJTl7R7E. all soc 9, n half sec,on 10 T
I-RsE, f. half of " quarter and quar-
,,rsocoCI- R7E h,if NJ W quarter and
Sc onarirr sec I3 TIRE all sec 80 I
IS RISE, " raif Of n " qua,,er sec. 70 and
> half of u . quarter and W Quarter of n W
on,r,ar COO % TIsRIoEw half sec ! T.
l-EeF ,llsrc. 5Tl7Rg Take. Of
1854 amonp,.ng 10 s22as4
ShA 'hp. I>AA'--
~ q E''"H-"I nan sec 81 y'hs Shd J.:
- n'rf f'd nail 81 " { G"s'eet sec ~
~ =. lakes O! 'c'' amounting 10 :. -
DE\\N Il +
a,,o.--,,, ..c rsTI-Rs Ts,..
. 81 -: ,,,c.,,,,,,, ~ Io,orl,t.,,I r. com,
va " 'H' ''rF> VI
II "".' :" G"a',r' '"u
,t"'''', -. '' - l. f'sh' T. 'aAe'V ' 1854
rGv S,S,n :, NV" "'''''''
y..a.. M. ,,, /,
stree, : NJ, iron, s,r.., a. -, NJ, W.,
SC. to,HI,.N T,r'. - r.. 49,,
GIBSON HtN
p. .c,..-1,..,....i .-..-
80. + -,,h,.eo r 10 = ra,.. - rev.
a,rcrr.,,rc 20 dnilars and lG cent.
GARLINGTON. MD
,ir acr.s-.... UTTER Tax.. n,
! lN,i a'n-uuru3 10 8 dollars and - cents,
- i>''N. . e
j." 9cres--w hHii Of 5 " Gnnriei sec one +.
hat 'i'e qraf'cT sec i - K 9 t.. TaX>
- 60: - an oui;iuS 10 dollars and CG cts.
AEALi, Vi. 80
i'' ~ Town OF 1Taii. Taxes Of 1854
.Iy ','.''' -. 10 a. one u"''ai ana - cents
"lN" W
49,. .;y,, a1'e .u "",o :, v, '.,' az, 90,
,,,o. .r,..;,r,l -. ,,lr a., ,,,,,a,
ten 81 s.r - .,c.u, o,,,,,., &
Ter If n . ou,r,-r s..,io,, I.,,,...,, :, bol, y,
" ,,,,-,.r 600 on r. irpsv Ta,,s.
,,,'.u,,.,,,,,, A ,,c,lar. 49,, 20
IARKIN Sir,
5p1 .,r,sl ,nj oe
MI S!o,r a. a,I 1 -:
TIERa and w of .o.,,on ~ r.
Isp-E Ys ~ 1, n. - ~
Iorr ~ ~
w l. hets Of
FL of s f. quarter section l5s ~ Quarter or
: f. quarter section IS TlTRg + Taxes
clever dollars and thirty one cents.
NOELI>CN CupEI ~
800 acrrs-N f quarter and " quarter
section / l. l.. TsXr. dollars and
- cents
MORlLANp 4 TpIOS
s acIc>--,v AMI W Of, . oua,,,, .nd
II II quar'rr. n qna,ter Of n p ousr,e,
SECTION 50 I l7R 6 f. Taxc. of 1889
amounting 10 dollars mud IS crrts ,sx-. OF
l'S4 Amounting 10 eight doisri and =, ennts.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-20
An AnecdOte of Gen. Oliver.

The notice of the death of Gen. Fl. X.
Oliver, of Salem, brought to mind an inter,
view with him at a picnic near Salem while
he way mayor Of the city. After discussing
various subjects music was alluded to. |
remarked that there was one tune which was
particular favorite of mine. "And pray
what is that?" inquired the General. | re-
piled "Mertog" .'Ah, said he, "that is my
favorite, too, and will give you its history.
When was organist and leader of a quartet
choir in Salem the minister had selected for
the third or closing hymn the first line of
which is 'Ye golden lamps of heaven, fare
WELL | could find no tune to suit me. Hav-
ing some music paper by me, while the min
lister was preaching | composed and wrote out
four copies and distributed them to my
choir, which we sang to the closing hymn.
The next day | met the minister, who in
CURED, What tune was it that you sung at
the close of the service yesterday. 1t was
beautiful. l never heard it BEFORE Nor
either replied If YOU will not be Offend
ed will tell you its author. l composed ii
while you were preaching Well he re-
piled, 'by the appearance of the congregation
and remarks have heard to-day think the
singing was more effective than the preach
ing '"-HarerhiU Mass } Bulletin