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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
Partridges Wanted
l will pay cash
for. all the cartridges
in the market.
LEON HOUDE.
The Best CtRarS.

Leon Houde has just received a large
and carefully selected assortment OF
cisars from the wholesale house of Joslyn
= Merriam, and if you want a good
smoke try some Of his choice brands.
Everything first class and the best in the
market at the Palace Sample Rooms. (
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
Fur coats and cans,
large line and cheap.
LIVE STOCK Co.
ESl&tVra

II ynn want to insure your property in
good, reliable companies, j. G. Hessel]
can suit you. They are agents for
the Continental! and Germania compa-
nies of New York, the Orient Of HART
ford, ant the North British Mercantile.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
NOTIt'E OF MORTGAGE SALE BIZ ADTER
VlSEMENr


ncfau,r has been made in tic conditions of &
certain Mortgage executed and delivered hy
Matthias Gross and Anna ". Gross his lie
ToTtghgors, TO F: f. Day mort sagar, dated tie
first day Of March: a. d. oightce,, hundred Il I'd
ei-n1y-thr rec. and recorded as mortgage in the
office Of the REGISTER Of Deeds Of the county Of
Morrison in the stat Of Minnesota, on the 18Th
day of March, y. y. 1853 at 2 O'Clock p m. in
bopE & 81 Mortgages, ON pages 800 and :2l on
which there il claimed 70 be due at the date OF
d?lars Sl-.gJ) ana tho further sum Of fifteen
and 43lo0 dollars paid as gaxes on said mort
gagged promises for which he holds the county
tWasu1er'a receipts, and no action or proceed
ing h;:s !cen instituted at law or il equity to
recover The ,iebt secured by. said mortgage or
any ra,t thereof.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatby virtue
o. a nowcr of sale contained in said mortgage,
Vided tn: said mortgage will lje fcreclosed by
& sale Of the mort2aged premises therein de-
scrioed. which sale viii be made at the front
door Of the count house in the village Of Little
MiHnesoa, at public auction, by the sheriff of
sai6 comfy. on saturday. he 2l day Of Dt'-
cemhcr, A. D. eighteen hundred and eighty
tive at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. TO satisfy the
amount which shall then be due on said mort
gage. with the intcIcs' thereon, aud costs and
expenses Of sale, and TWENTY five dollars attor-
ney's fec, as stipulated in said mortgage in
case Of forerl louvre.
ST to be sold, is the lot piece or parcel Of land
situated in the county nfMorrison and state OF
Minnesota, and known and described as fol-
lows. to-wit: The vest half Of the north west
quarter and the north east quarter Of The North
west quarter Of section eighteen, u.s. in town
ship forty-one (4l) north, Of range twenty nine
t2e) west containing l40.40 acres more Or less.
+. r. DAY;
Mostgagee.
Z. J. HonGsoN,-
y Attorney Of Mortgagee.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
Masquerade Ball.

A grand masquerade ball will be
given at the Favorite roller rink on
hursday evening, Nov. S, under the
management of J. P. Smith. futile &
Churchill will have a tine Of masks for
the occasion, anu all desiring to rent
or purchase costumes can be supplied
Tickets $3.50, which includes All ex-
cellent supper at the Little Falls
house. Dancing music will be fur
nisied by the Excelsior string band,
and the GRASS oand will play at the
rink in the early part Of the evening
1t will be grand success and all are
invited to come and enjoy themselves
JELLY JELLY JELLY
Not the sew station agent. but the
finest line Of jellies to I've found any
where have just been received at the
LIVE STOCK Co.'S,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

DlED.-ln the town IF Crcyalsnd,
Morrison county, Minnesota on the lst
oaT Of Oc'ober, 1885, TIE ip!nr, Son Of
Ar. a"d Mrs. bowtA l'a,bhurn, aged II
months and 3 w,cGs. Delbert wa~ a
orlshl LILLE boy .nts is sadly messed Ivy
his pa'eu's, who wo1shipred him so
Mnc!, md his bln,A&r, who loved him,
dearly Many thanks ayr ofore1 to- N1
vest for his kind 1tfurtion and ware,
affection through The lief illness, alr
the many friends have thanks for their
Kindness. ~,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
STRAYED

Strayed from my barn in Little Falls
one red COW with white spot in forehead
also one nfaTe pony, buckskin color,
rather poor Finder viii De literally
reWarded S. #, SHAPLEs.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
NEW HARNESS. SHOP.
A Large Stock Of New Harness,
Etc., for Sale Very Cheap.

We have opened III the Gross Store
building, on Oak street, Little Fails, q
new harness shop and have the largest
stock OF harnesses, whips, horse blankets,
brides, }alterS> cards and combs aud al
other articles kept in harness shop
ard We are selling the same chea per
than they can he htan:S!,t anywhere else
in the 4latc north OF MiRneapolis, Call
and see ouT stock and prices.
GROSS & PARISH.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
w AN'.r.ED!

WANTED!
5000 bus. potatoes,
1000 chickens,
500 turkeys,
And all kinds Of
produce, for which
the highest market
price will be paid by
the LIVE Stock Co.
n@~The Little Falls Live Stock Co.
have very fine line Of Hannels, and
are selling them at about 80 per cent
less than has been usually asked.
You can get good single hanaese
(hand-made) for $40 Of
GEO L. PAv1Tr,
Royalton, Mimi.
Joseph Schlitz's Brewing Co.'S Exrcr
Milwaukee Lager Beer for sale at -
SPRANpHL's.
9 Try the Select" bottled beer at
the Palace Sample Rooms; il ia pare
and healtbful tonic.
Delicious and healthsss... mineral watea
SPRASDELA,
MONEY TO loan
On improved farms win advance money
to parties wishing 10 pay up on railroad,
school and other lands .,.s~ .... -. r..
Cali at Register Of Deeds Office,
... : Il. i5..agEsS y. Little Falls, MINI.
80 = few Of the latest style hanging
lamps left at Fl. f. Schleusensr's Cali
and see for yourself. Noirouble to show
goods. 4 .@ VI & .3ss4s *ss T.
Guns snd Ammunition cheap for the
next thirty days al 81 ...
( II 81. u. .ScHLEusESER's. u
Lewis, iamous 1866 dist,llad whiskey.
sssas B ID SPRANDEE IS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
Yarns. Yarns. Yarns

We are now prepared 10 show You q
full line Of Yarns comprising Zephyvs
Fairy lrphy1s, Ice Wool, Pompa,1our
Ang"ra, Germantown, Saxony. German
Knitting Knitting Yarns and Home
Yarns: al Of which we guarantee TO sell
rs low AS they Can he bought in St. Paul
or minneapolis. a Gail solicited.
hICIARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
POTATOES WANTED
At Tanners,
FNrS, EsqrS. Furs.

have the largest stock of Fur Over,
coats and Fur Robes ever offered for sri.
in this town.
WIN. EUrLEH
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
ROyaltOn Wagon S:lop,

XIV fttOV1E " ~ V5I '56IVT,
G. |. Dakin has opened a: Rnyalton
on Mill Street, complete wagon and
carriage shop. and is.now prepared to do
all work in his line. a speciality made
Of extra Ugh or heavy work, and repair
ing satisfactory done Oh short notice.
fverothing t!r>t class Give him q call.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

just receiving many new goods at
prices lower than ever Always see us
when you have anything to sell, or when
you wish to buy.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
Driving Horses

DTIylUS 1lVTStG
For sale by
RETzLAFF s. OTREHBA.
BEER.-Ph. Best's "Selectn bottled
beer Schljtz's' bottled beer, aud Best
keg beer at the Palace Sample Rooms.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

Bottled Cider in bottles or by the glass
at SnRANDEI's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

r. J. Bauer Of Royaton HAS surveyed
the Agricultural socety's race track PIE
para,ory to the grading. Where the
track is not straight tie outside Will be
raised and the iosde lowered, in the
difference ia the elevation OF the two sides
will be as much az IS inches in some
places, and the track will be leyeled with
the exception, of coarse Of his desired
slope 1t will be necessary to move
1852 yards Of earth TO grade the track
ana the contract will be let in few
days.
La Cul;a, Ola Well Club, Rare Urea,
Our Key Yves. and other standard brand
Of ten cent cigars, also tnc net five cent
cigs's in DOWN ill
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
w g. NI.,s.ETp.

5000 Bushels Potatoes
At once, bring them along and Get the
highest market price.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

WANTED.
Eggs, Butter and Chickens at
Rhodes & Longs.
For Sale.
One good heating stove. Cost $15, will
sell for f7.5e. ST. STAPLES,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
MONEY 10 loan

On improved farms win advance money
to parties wishing 10 pay up on railroad,
school and other lands Ill.,. ..
Cali at Register of Deeds Office,
= J.. ES41g|sS ~ Little Falls MINI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

A few Of The; latest style hanging
lamps left at Fl. F. Schleusener's Cali
and see for yourself. Noirouble to show
goods. i. ST. VIII /. ==5.ss 5 i
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

All lines Of our goods are sold
cheaper than the cheapest, and for
cash. LITTLE FALLS LIVE SroCx Co.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

@ Try the Select" bottled beer at
the Palace Sample Rooms; il ia pure
and healtbful tonic.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

Joseph Schlitz's Brewing Co.'s Exncr
Milwaukee Lager Beer for sale at
SPRANpHL's.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Tbron of tle civ st,,. ore, ,l,,,+o,o44i,
United States Navel Ac3den,T roos,, ttig
arc PnnnsIIvonians -000i-''J
. -Rowdoir ColIoo,o.,. ,,-,,,,,., ooo ooo
on be,, and W rI,p ~ iyo,Gtv
If Pen17s,.iranio e. Go0 or Ion ~, u-otfy
,Io+io foij --0- nv " '''ii-
Pnata,.o,4 ,,,oo4;,,,.. -. c.-.-
+o o',i,',a, lii0Iy,i. ''' "" 'A' aus
VII atto ,odLl i''' ~ inc Pol5ce anu are
,',,on,aG" .'"' Nv oii,iI'Ien ulluer
nresent 49, INV W " W
-Sivtaen voors aro +boro ,,-oro :, +b,
State of Kansas fort9ltbroa ProShytnria aIo
churches and AKA monhnrs NJ
thre are in that State 911 cbnrcbos and
IA $50 members - Cbicooo Times
Tbo +a+aI ,aoo;,t- -,
Eo,.oio,,, ,J;' go rC'oi'v3 VI vic no'iI5 Vi
ttiot Sh,,aL tL t'io 5o''.lioli II zap
900 20 ~ ,biob ',. C,,i "olI TO-,
900 ,r i,-I, ta,G "J }i ,'oI" "poT'
onoo Of q 600 n +bo troosrw wv" a 'I "
T,.j6,,ne Wv N''--
Tho o;+ios of po,to,, al >-,,,u W.T.
nay, moro for school odroa+;a, y, W., oaN
nortion ~ nonuIotIan tb",, n,, - ~ H.
rites in tbo odnntrr IT, tha &C.,, LIZ, 4ta
GRhnnls D,,I hal
cont of tho ci+,'s anr'aI o,l,,o,I.,ipy i
WGGjcaoo C,,,r, ,,t ''l''"' w i'''i'''"i' T.
In Toberan Persia +bo foo bonsos
IN 1.i' '''i ISL Uie u" iouseS
schools Prn ovnnsdJ ' H. am tbo Gn ,a0
ofton bavino, Sbdns ON aaoL va l;do ''' NJ,
boys sit ON fbeir boeID ;n ,'C ro,rs '0 ad m0
neat thc lesson after the master an
parentlv undisturbed bv the continual
bubbub ~oing on around tben,
Tho or+iro ,,,isaion,,,- aaI,. e H.
prosbrterian Snniot;os i q e1of o 600 ~ ' ne
mis- ononnt tbo Hon,o Roa, .I0, ,,,;t ~
T W., E> 'a0 '" Cd ,,o',u WIN Ine
e13@ 60o thn Foroic, 0 RmnnI 90 o N"G
The General Assembly adonted r ,Da
luton recommendinr that evnrv cbnrcb
take = snpciol collection or aJnnt
such other measures a. sbaII saano haSt
in each case 70 cancel fine debts "
Y Ero,njner
The shirt Of conservatism which is
supposed 70 obtain 50 firmly in Emo.
mean educationaI institntions hos
riaIdad ia tho no,,,lo, Jor,a,,J for ~
education If women 70 snnb daor aio
that tbnv are now adnittod 70 man2 IS
a., f 81, ~ u
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08
PUNGENT PARAGRAPH.

A Keep Street old maid who keeps
four cats finds scuttleful of coal in her
backyard every morning. BY strict
economy she only buys a half ton of
coal year -BroohlYn Times.
DR.. Hammond SAYS that Glove and
poetry 90 hand in hand Shouldn' t
wonder bit. 1t is well known that the
course of true love never did run
smooth, and the same is true of anna
eur poetry. -LoWcU citizen.
Il wish | had eyes in the back of
my head, said a young lady the other
evening. "Why?" asked a devoted ad-
mirer breathlessly. so that I could
see what was going on without the
trouble of turning my head You
Fan turn my head without any trouble, "
responded the youth with a gloomy
sigh.
What one letter will do
There is Il word of plural number,
a foe to peace and tranquil Slumber.
Now any word you choose to take,
BY adding IS will plural make;
But if you add an IS" to this,
Strange is the metamOrphOSiS!
Plural will plural be no more,
And sweet what bitter was before.
>,
it will make it caress.
"A little child was besieging her IA
Their to take her to visit her grandmoth-
er, who lived at distance. To get rid
of her he said: at costs ten dollars
every time we 90 to see grandma, Flor
ence, and ten dollars doesn't grow on
every BUSH Neither do grandmas
ON ht,- Il - -
tie girl promptly, and her logic was
convincing. They went. Chicago IN
terror.
lis there bird called 'Riches?'"
asked Jack of jill. NO" said Jill.
''Why!' Because | have heard YOU
say, Riches have wings, and thought
that if they have wings they must be
birds or ducks or geese You little
goose.' cried Jill, as Jack started to
run. The very next moment Jack fell
down, and Jill tumbled after him, as
the reader probably has heard once or
twice before. -GOiien DdyS.
Uncle Nose met a very dandified
darkey, who said in a very digniied
manner: How do you enjoy dis balmv
wedder, sah?' 81 don't know yer, sab.
You has me at disadvantage, re-
SpOnded Nose. you Cussed ole bow
legged, lantern-j awed gorilla, yer is de
same ole mutton-headed baboon yer
alters was" "Now | knows yer. As
soon as yer quit talkin' like n gemman
| knowed yer right off, And they
embraced like Butcher and Wellington
on the field of Waterloo. TEXAS SiH-
ingS.
i asked for strawberry cream. said
the lady, eyeing the refreshment askance.
You've got it, mum, " replied the wait
er. "But what makes it look so pale?"
"Cochineals riz, mum-way up; can t
afford to make EN- any potter for the
money" Mercy" exclaimed the lady,
you don't mean to say that you color
your strawberry cream with cochineal?
At the fashionable places where | am
used to going they never use anything
but aniline dye. It's expensive, Of
course, but then it is so loyelym-Bos>
ton Transcript.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08

slipped over the wrist of the criminal,
closes with a spring; and the handle
being grasped firmly by the officer in
charge, the captive has small chance of
freeing himself, for a broken wrist would
be the probable consequence of strug-
gle. Apropos of the useful appliance,
Sergeant Bradshaw favors us with
little piece of professional advice, which
will appropriately conclude our paper.
always grip your man" he tells us,
ION his right side. Then, if he shows
fight, he can only let you have it with
his left, and you have your right hand
free to tackle him. If you grip him on
his left side, you leave him the use of
his right hand to yo'r' left, and like
enough he'll get the better of you. -
Chambers JOurHal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08

The name at the head of this paper
will be puzzle to Il good many OF our
readers. Even among Londoners born
and bred, not one in a hundred per-
haps has heard of the Black Museum
Whitaker's Almanac knows it not; and
Dickens Dictionary of London" that
guide, philosopher and friend of the
wanderer in the great metropolis,
makes no mention of it. Mr.. Samuel
Weller himself, "extensjve and pccu-
lar as his knowledge of London is adj
m,tted TO have been, might have had
to plead guilty of ignorance in this one
particular. And yet the Black Museum
can show names of mark in its visitors
book. Counts a many, and dukes a
few, from royal highncsses downward.
have here inscribed their signatures
Literature and music are represented
by Mr.. w. ). Gilbert and Sir Arthur
Sullivan, the drama by Miss Minnie
Palmer, the fire brigade by Captain
Shaw, and the last offices of the law by
Mr.. William Marwood, who we are
told, WIS a frequent visitor. Not to
keep the reader in suspense, the Black
Museum is Il small back-room on the
second floor of the offices of the Convict
Supervision Department, Scotland
Yard, and its curios consists exclusively
of articles connected in one way or an
other with crime and criminals. The
objects exhibited are about one hundred
and fifty in number They are careful
ly labeled and are further described in
bulky catalogue, which, in addition
to names, dates and other particulars,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08
FORMOSA.


Life Among the SavaSes of the Island
An Interesting Account.
The INIT in which I found myself, and
it was fair sample of the rest was of
the rudest possible description. The
doorway was so small that it was task
to get in; the walls were composed OF
the branches of trees stuck into the
ground little apart, the intersticcs
being filled with bits Of chopped wood;
the roof was matched with grass. Three
sides were occupied by raised bamboo
sleeping platforms, some fifteen inches
above the ground; there We're no win
dows. At one side was a slight de-
preston in the ground, which served as
fireplace, logs of trees being laid over
it, end to end, and constantly pushed
farther in as they gradually consumed
away. All the village crowded in
wo.nen, young girls and children of all
sizes; but the male savages. with the
exception of those referred to, were ali
absent on a hunting expedition, having
been gone several DAYS. From the roo!
were suspended various requisites of the
chase-bows, arrows and deer skins
besides sundry articles of domestic use,
all of the rudest kind. Having had some.
thing to eat, l strolied out amongst the
other hutS, and everywhere was well
received. What particularly struck
me was the fearlessness of the
women and girls and the franknes>
of hn oh -, >
ing They came close up to me, ex,
amined my clothes with their large dark
eyes, pulled my whiskers, and were
never tired of looking at my watch.
They are bright. and | should say in
telligent, and incomparably more inter
esting than Chinese children-so sim.
Pile, natural and unsophistcated. All
smoke, from the youngest to the oldest
of both sexes, and it was truly ludicrou,
| to see tiny mites Of certainly not three
summers stark naked-with pipes in
their mouths. The women and girl,
carry their pipes of bamboo stuck in
! their hair, somewhat in the style of the
! liang-pat on head-dreSs of the Pekinr-
csc ladies, and keep the tobacco bags
hung round their necks. They at once
offered me a smoke. Some of them
We're playing upon curious kind OF
jew harp, made out of a slip of BAN.
boo with threads at each end, whilst
one girl. of about sixteen, danced.
The dance was neither Il landau
90 nor a bolero, nor yet minuet, but
bore some resemblance to all three; il
was so intensely grotesque that
laughed uncontrollabIy, No sooner had
she finished than the girls came up to
me, and Offering me jews harp, made
signs to me to dance. The harp alone
was a sufficient mystery to me, but
when the minuet was added the tableau
was complete; the audience threw them,
selves down aud screamed with laugh
ING. From this performance | passed
to a scene of somewhat different char
acter--a few yards along path, stcr
to one side, and stood before scatlolo
of camphor branches on which repoSed
grinning row of human skulls, the
heads Of Chinese slain in raids. Coos
! Words.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08
ROSES.



Cared for.
This most lovely of all flowers that
lend charm to the lawn and the Dor
der is besides one of the most patient
under neglect and adverse conditions.
Yet not a flower is grown that will SC
abundantly repay the trouble and cx.
pense of good culture and liberal treat.
ment as will this. the most attractive OF
all. Grown in sterile soil, and chOkcd
with weeds and grass until its very life
is threatened, it still pushes out beautiful
flowers that load the air with fragrance
and charm the eye with their beauty.
But to have roses that ravish the
senses with the perfection of loyelineSS,
good care and generous treatment must
be given the shrubs that bear them.
The soil where they grow needs to be
made rich with the best fertilizers
known. well worked in to a depth of q
foot or more Neither grass nor
weeds should be allowed to in.
fringe on the space allotted them,
nor partake in the least of the
uourishment provided for their sustcn.
ancc. The bushes should be trimmed
of all unnecessary sprouts, as well aS
such branches as would mar the SYM
metry of proportion. The soil should
be kept loose and porous by frequent
stirring. Insect pests that prey on the
foliage of the plant or gnaw into the
bud, should be carefully watched and
promptly destroyed before getting in
any of their mischicyous work.
If the above precautions are taken,
there will be wealth of bloom that
will richly reward the labors expended,
the eye be greeted with beauty, the
smelling propensities with fragrance.
and all the senses delighted. To insure
the greatest amount and the highest
perfection of bloom, care must be taken
to clip the fading blossoms from the
stems, so soon as their beauty begins to
waue. 1t is universal law with all
plants, that the process Of ripening
seeds more'sevcrely taxes the energies
and draws upon the life of the plant
than all other processes Of growth. II
relieved of this burden, rose bushes will
perfect their growth and fill out their
functions for future blooming far more
perfectly than if permitted to suffer this
needless and exhaustive drain.--B1tr-
HagtoH Ha5Ckcye.
I'm afraid this depression in to.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08
THE BLACK MUSEUM.
A Collection of Curios Connected
With Crime and Criminals.

Representations of the Heads of Sundry
Executed Criminals-The Stoci<s-in-
Trade of Various Noted Burg
lars-A Little Piece
of Professional
Advice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08

---"I'm afraid this depression in to.
bacco will run me- Indeed, why, |
thought you were engaged in raising
cabbages?" Il am, and that's why
I'm kicking. - Boston Post.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-30
Brief Mention.

Iroquois county is out of deot, and has 800 600
in the treasury.
The Illinois Grand Legion of the Select
knights, A. q. U. W., will be held in Rockford
on Aug 10, IL and IL.
Elizabeth Morris, an old woman residing at
Atlanta, was found dead in closet where. it
seems, she had tainted, fallen on her face and
smothered.
At Pinckneyville, the examination Of Dellah
Henson and her late husbands nephew, w. r.
Henson, for the murder of Delahs husband by
poison, resulted in the accused being committed
for trial.
An eleven-year-old son of George W. Allen.
residing near Clayton. tied the halter of his
horse round his waist while he was cutting this
ties. The horse became frightened, ran away,
and dragged the boy to death.
The golden wedding of DR.. G. III. Blackburn
and wife took place July %, attended by a large
number of the first citizens of Pana. He is the
son of Gideon Blackburn, D. d.. the founder of
Blackburn University. situated at Carlinville
The bride of fifty years was Miss Eliza j. Nc
Clure. They were married in Macoupn county,
H., July 25 1885.