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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .

YOrtIUno, Sr., 20. Itirj. - Da8
pSriental- 0otel" 5u Seattle, tnl 2erritOrium
S&aibin9:Ou brarnte geiteru frig nieoer, mo
o,ele Der Gdite ,paren geSluuu9eu, sur 9tetz
tulg ihreS ycbeus ais Den 6tniterH 5u IprIrt=
9eu. gurid SobnIou fan0 ieineu SOB in ben
Slanmen: Nttte Goblin murJe 0ur4) etneu
Sprung ans Dem oyttten Stodwerf getDotet,
@oWar0 5omnen crlttt t00tltfe unb Slaf
Stterien uuO s. 9. Moc labeH8gefdbrli6e
Sranbmuuoeu. 3luGlf aubere @Qite trugen
Ieidtere &erlebungen baoOu uuo alle 8erpObz
ner oe5 tSotel5 bitBten idmmtltd)e @feften
eiu. Ser Serluit an oem @ebduoe bstrdgt
$4,000.
8ittsburg, Benni., 20. MdrS. S.-Bdb.
ren0 Srau s.. 0eln3 bette SOruittag ben
6erb eine8 Sfen8 ladirte, ting Der in eiuer
Gle6biidJie befuoIi9e 6irtiB 6euer, unb Die
S6miegermutter Der Srau 9einS, cine CO.
iGbrige @}reiiir, erlitt t00tltde SranowHu-
ben bel benz Seriud)e, baS Seuer SIT l0i4eu.
6rau6etnS mEroe ebenfauS Id)wer oerbr0unt,
wiro iebo4 geneien.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, 20. 0tdr3.
groBe @eb1uDe in altz8ri0geport, in mel
DEM Trau &. Wtallen ein SoftbauS betrteb,
purbe beute iriih ourd 6iammen 3erit0rt.
6rau Itallen, Die i'm Syeiten Stodmerfe
1nl1et mllroe Su SGOe oer0rannt, un0 EN-
SoftgGu9er, giamen8 Serome SOmen, bat
mabrdeinlid) Elm gleid5es Sfidial erlitteu,
benn er mirb ieit 0em 8ranoe perr1iBt SEQ.
&utberIoro, eiu Otttglieo Der Seuertpebr, erz
lit bel Oem &eriuG)e, 6rau Mauen u retteu,
id)gere Sranomunben am geitd)t uno 6au=
ben. Srau Wallen'S bier &inoer uno nrebz
rcre SOtgGnger retteten NIT fHapper yfotb
ba8 nadte gebeu. 2luf melfe 8eiie Oa8
6euer ausbrod, 1T nidt betanut.
gSetterc 9ranSe.
Solgenoe tpeitere Serluite burd) SrGnoe
uuroen our6 geftern bier eingetroffene De
peideH gemeIOet: 0tufuS Garter & Comp. 8
GabadamagaSin, 6. q. S6ueiOer8 Sc
bGube un0 nebrere bena6barte Stabilize
meutS in 9tlanta, @a., 100000; gS. s..
Camps apotbete, Sobu g8. 8raoburp'S 81
ieupaarenIabeu uno 6. 81. Nee'5 8GOtogras
pbcrs aufalt III petersburg, &a., $4,000;
Der ,,Gofon Slod" in 2ea6pile, &ol., $20,z
600; Die g8erfe Der ,SOfton Madine Mfg.
Co." on Der @rariteltraBe IN Bottom, $175,=
600; Die Sort glgin Siritenfabrtf Su Sort
@I9tn, Ont, $4,000; Gbus. Grantibaw's
9tiihle 5n 8rantfOrO, nahe BciiaOeIpBia,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21

s*** Sorseitiser 8erfall Der Waunesfrafte,
Ierpenifrpd6e unO dhnIide Srantheiteu
Qriiuplid furirt. COMPILATION unentseltl1d.
Sud, brei (3) Gents griefuarteu. aoreiitre
i'm Gertranen: Worlds Dispensary Me-
dical Association q Buffalo, N.-D.
(66,o,9tGm12)
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Cine ,eitgen,dBe gebsn8 8erTdtruas; -
RerioneTI. i1eldle an tpuiteH ltioen, lOuteyt
nidlt perfebeu, Iofort Or. SuG'S gpuleus
Gprupn ein3unebmen, ebe es Su ipit wtVo.
Sin lCldsr 9HReH II Oft Der aEiaR8 pom
Cube. t69l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21
Nene Mn,eisen.

0s EAT REDUCTION IN PATENT
" MEDICINES
AT
VIM. H. READS, No. 5, Light Street,
VIM. II. READS, No. 5, Light Street,
Under Carrollton Hotel.
ALL MEDICINES WARRANTED
GENUINE.
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Die 9olfseiftunSe In @aafiad,nfetts.

gofton, 20. @tdr3. Der 9ouuerneur
unterSeif,uete beute bic Stu, welde uerOro=
net, 6aB in ben Stnnoen ;ipiIden II ubr
abenbs uno llbr friib feine berauiheu0e
@etrdnfe pertauft peroen biirfen, anger pou
Sotelbeftern an re9iftrirte @dfte. 9as-Ge-
Ies mirS anl /. Wtai in Sraft treten.
Gin 9egen fir Die Wenidbeit 1T bas 8rd=
bitat, oas Or. Bul's r5uften.S .Sprup" nit
&ett perbieut, beun er bot ulebr @utes Be.
rpirft, als alls bic anSeren Rebijineu iuiams
meugenommen. (69)
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Ser 9etratoes ttnO 8tttMaItetta
Mdrft.

GbicagO, 20. Wdr3. - Rebl fet;
&ai5en 3iemlid lebbaft unO Id.oB 1 iiber
ben geitrtgen 8aten-gtdr3 75s, April 75B,
Niai 8O4 Wai8 mar feit uno etmas b0ber-
gidrS 975, Qpril S8, Mai Az; 6aier 28s
9}oggen So; @erte 6S; Blad5iaameu 1.4l (;
Sd)meinefeiia l2.10; G4mal3 6.85; @ier
144-15.
gEaS fam unaugeuebmer, mioerli6er iein,
ole in eiHem 3immer nit Semanoem 81 1T
3en, Der ober bic al Gatarrb leioet uno forts
Wdbreu6 buiten uub ff rauiperH mub, um
bic aeble BON BEN bineiutrduieln6en S6leim
gu beireien? Solfe Beriouen fHb ftetS 5u
bemitleioen, penn fie f9 3u turireu Der ius
den unb es ibnen nift geliugt. 9Seun fie
fid uber Or. Cages pCatarFh Remedy"
(satnrrb. 6eilmitteD UeriAlffen, ba giebfs
feiu NiBIingsH, (65,7r rs&wl2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21

SpiegeI, gilner, Rabmen, Statnetteu,
YippIafcn aler @rt in cnOlnlcr aasma9l
1T nctl bilIigfeH $rCiIen ,li Bahen IN 2Gils
bclm GfgarDt's &unitBaanIung, STR. 345,
gScfsSaltimnreftrabe. (2I6,u.l.S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21

Sbue 3weiiel if's baS bette Ointment i'm
0tartte = mir meinen pSaluattou gel"
SunflnhSWaujig Gents. lGS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21


heads Iron Wine Appetite.
Reads Iron Wine for Debility.
Reads Iron Wine for Nervousness,
Reads Iron Wine for Malaria.
Reads Iron Wine sor Sleeplessness.
Reads Iron Wine for Neuralgia.
Reads Ifugh Syrup lest Of all .......' ~
Read Sore Throat and Catarrh Powder, lnialiiole.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne, perfectly grand.
Lady Byron's Persian Face Powder males the COM
plexion lovely and warranted to contain no bis
VIM. II. READ, Sole Agent for America,
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. splendid 80 i.
Reads Grand Duchess Toilet Soap, splendid for
Chapped Hands, 10 cts. per cate, Vr . for % cts'
Schenct's Mandrake Pills .......... ........15
Sanford's CatarTh Cure. .......--..1o
Simmons's Liver Regulator. or...........-....15
Shakers Extract of Bart ,.................40
$. S.S.,......sm small 70 cts., large S1.25.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. ..So cts.
Ssya?5 Rends Nj Minute Headache and Neuralgia Cure;
magic.
Reads Compound Sarsaparilla for the Blood75 cts.
Phelps's Rheumatic Elixir 10
Fhelix AIlan's Rheumatic Lotion n...........15
Reads Iron Wine Tonic. ........oo
This splendid article for Dyspepsia, Loss of Ap-
petite Debility, Nervousness and Watefulness IS
the grsndest Tonic in the martet, as thousands
Of our citizens can testify.
Bay Rum, very superior. 70 ets' per tt potue
Florida Water. 70 CTS, per pot.te'
Extract Sweet Yiolets. 30 cts, per potte
Colgates Cashmere Bouquet Soap .........l ~ cts
Vaselne, 10 cts. Royal Glue: ......... 10
In short all the Patent Medicines and Toilet Ar
ticles reduced 20 to 80 per cent.
WIN. II. READ, No. 5, Light street.
q Sole AGENT for Celluloid Cuffs and Collars.
Cheapest goods worn, as they require no washing.
Reads Sore Throat and Catarrh Powder for all
throat diseases is almost infallble liberated sore
Throats are cured in single night. and Catarrhs oil
twelve months standing have been cured with one
bottle Indorsed by such names as Rev. Bishop
Hurst, Rev. DIR. Julius Grammer. Rev. Father
L idier, Rev. John Foley, Rev. DIR. Peck. Sent by
mail on receipt OF so cents.
W H READ. S, Light street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21

Srau Seli6, Nr. IA, SefferonitraBe. ata
banp, R.-D., empieblt ben Gebraua BON
Or. 9uguit S6ni9's r6amburger 6amtItsHs
MeeiSiueH" aufs Seitt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21
Dyspepsia Can be cured.

Dyspepsia Gan De cureu'
Read the following:
W. Fl. Read, Esq.-0ear Sir:
Having suffered the pangs of Dyspepsia for
months with loss of appetite, not being able to re-
tain anything on my stomach, it seemed to me with
all the agony | endured, that my digestive organs
were paralyzed. was so melancholy and detected
/ feared would go crazy. Physicians prescribed,
but all in vain, until friend told me of Reads
Iron Wine, 1 took 3 bottles and am well. Resp.
JAMES It. McCLEARY,
No. 81, N. High street.
Dyspepsia of 20 years standing cured by Reads
Iron Wine.
Mr. Richard Carter, corner Milleman and Bethel
sts. had tried all the Physicians and Patent Mediz
cnes for the last 20 years in vain, until he heard
Of Reads Iron Wine when few bottles cured him,
Reads Iron Wine Tonic 65 Cts.
Reads Iron Wine Tonic 65 Cts.
Reads Iron Wine Tonic 65 Cts.
Reads Iron Wine Tonic 65 Cts.
Best Tonic Known.
Best Tonic Known for
Dyspepcia, Malaria,
Loss OF Appetite, indigestion,
Chills and Fever,
Weakness and WakefuIness.
Headache and Neuralgia,
Belchng and Las5itude,
Vertigo and Heartburn,
Lack of Energy and Fever,
Pains in the Ba"t und Limbs.
1t enricbes the blood, stimulates the appetite,
and males you new creature; in short, it's the
grandest tonic placed before the public. The
iron used is none other than the hghpriced citrate
of fon which is as harmless as water to the teeth
As every druggist and physician tnows ladies,
children and men In sedentary life should use the
Iife-giving remedy. and one bottle will prove all
we say. Made only by
w. III. Read,
who has been practical druggist in our midst for
80 years and this should be sufficient guarantee
of its purity and goodness. We have sold over one
thousand bottles the las 60 days and have received
i DnTks. -
derful curative qualities Three bottles for 50, and
| we allow 10 cents each for emty bottles,
Rev. Thcs g. PouIson D. D., Pastor of Emory
NJ K. Church of BaIto., says he highly ,ommends
Reads Iron Wine Tonic to all his friends: IL
sueatf ON personal ex perience." (69)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21

9opis oud bon apparateu unb Sanbasen ihr aTe
arten Berunitaltunsen u. WfbbtlSun9en peg menla7
Iidsn Sorpers 2aHaidbrtse praftiihe @rfabrun9elt,
tpeIdbe mir uns In europa, ipe aud in hieem sanoe
erporten, fnb spssisobne Die urlad9en unieres gss
nod Dor elmer fursen Gpanne 3et Iene gebdrfniije
Inn fsrnen Often beirieStsen muBte, ftnbet nunlnebr
in Saltimore nibt nur einen lie5erln9sFdbtser Saa
brifanten, ionbern aub elm completes Eager obenerz
fpabnter artiIeI. Die SS. aerate, fofuie aut u's
9eIonbere bas IebenSe 8u6Iitum m6hten pir auj uns
(ere atatomifd eorreft aeformten 9rndb bdnt
Der ouiInerfiam MAIDEN. Webr, oils 10000 Rts
Srdben Be6aftete ieeliGen Alters une @eihIed1s
eonIuItirten Srr. 2Bilms unb murben nit etnem du7
terf preispiroisen bauerbaften, Die Seiaen erlctd'
ferroen Brufbanoe perIeben.
Infer @attten Separtemettt, bon competenter
pei6liher Seoenung eeeitet enthdlt elm oonfdnoises
soaer pon llnterletbS biaeeu, SpriBeu, Rii6s
aratSbaItexn, Ssrii6en, G6rrobren &c. &c.
tnler Eager fanftlther Wenffens Auaen tf
las bebeutenbfte Iiolih BON gepzgort. GSebr1, ,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21
RS Surtrt trfebI6ar Smften, Cts
fdItHn9 Setferfrtt, bSica SaIs,
9litbmG, bautt8c Sramne ttmS aae
2eiScn oct @GtbmnH8sscr8ane.

SeiH bcIaHitiaeESeF GtnnuLi aui Ott gereJtcR
snihregc if Der 95atiaae gu OerOanfen, SaB feline
Ssfaubtbsle Die WirFiantften bcFanmtsa 9uas
senmitteI HnS; bic @runSIage Ses Brdpatotss IN
Souie oct 4uOornpRanle In bemiiacr gerslui.
9uns nit Der SaIiam.1anne (Abies Balsamea) )Ober
Ocm 9aIIGm 1On @iIeaS. au6erotm entjEIt ,s
fant anOere gRanIenftoife, wetde Ste gsIrss
ianIfeit Hudl itsisrru.
8er oes Etaparat sebrGudf bat, Taet, oa
gales 9inpornz mno 1beerbouia lunnOerbars
GtcnIte in aUen igagenIeiItSt, no Die atbmuuaSs
Srganc auscgriffeu ituo, uuo bob ieiue g0IrFuag
rn8ep5bHIidl RAID srfoEot. IS ;nt1dH gt@ts,
tpas Den 9RaScntH lInorOnaue briuaeu Eann;
cs beitet Elm duherit anscuebmcS Aron,a uno
UirO 8u ejnem Brctie oertauit, wcIer aud Dicienla
gen, Ocrcu D1teI ie5r 6,itrdntt tnO, in oeu Staub
fettfd ietne 9eiIz zgt9euiaafen su glueen 5u maQtu
SEiuOcr, WeIGe an BdHttner 9raune unS
Rcu6bwitsH IeiSsn, iiebcr aus Ieinen beiaRis
ti9enSen Gtseniaaitea aroBen Rubsu.
Gretle: 80 Gents uno 81 Die 5Jafae; bic ar0ste
if bic 6taigite.
In oue,, 0ynntheFstY at babs1
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&pblens mnD &pl3bpf
- BON -
8. Sanse & S6bnen,
etsGbasettr. a&tts >, ,ltntoth Sabn"
uno -
Rctt,tutetits tttto gttSattttbs StraEe.

8sffteeen!
Da Ole yreiic non SoI3 unb Soblen aQmdbIid ans
foneen, su teeen, 70 ollten Dieieni9en it peridus
Mei, peffe ibre Ssobenporrdthe nod nitt etnseIe9t
aa6en, oeie6en ebt einSulesen ebe fie nod tbeurer
perben; mir iinb bereit @ontrutte ir est ooer ipds
tere AbleierlIngen abSnitlleBen.
@er bilige aoblen, 5olS ooer @ofe baben tpil, Der
ielle gar Mot neridurnen, bel obiser 6rno oorSuz
preGen o6cr ieire Sefeaungen ourd Die 8oft ODER
1eeptpn ein5uienoen.
RS- Dieia iSilma IeieTt nrr refine uno CUTE 6oblen
surh gaten zgSa3en unb Sarren Steeft i'll Den &eer.
(Aprl5-tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21

Die GngIdnber riifeu Dor, giicaeu" un0 febreH
in ibre friibere Ste0ung 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21
@tne f6reatid,e Seners strnnft

periett eiue game Staot III 8eiorgHiB. 0of
eine pilo Derbeereube Sranfbett erihredt
Seinen. 20 1T traurig, SaB 6rauen, bic uou
Sabr su Sabr an ben ibrem @eidle6t eigeu>
tblmliden drOnii6eH Sdndden let0eu,
miIIenO, baB feiih mitiebem Gage ueri9lim>
mern, un6 bod feine 4bbHlfsmaBregelH erz
qreifen. Dr.. Bierce's ,.Favorite Prescript=
ion" (9iebliu9sOeroronung)i iit bic Sru9t uielz
i6brigen oelebrten Stuoiums ueibIihsr Bee
idruerOeu. gs furirtr bafiir blrot man.
(65,7,9t&p12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-21

Ju al!ea 2ipOtbestn SO babea,
The sun., 1885-12-31
Hon Thos. Cowing will take his seat
in Fergus Falls land Office tomorrow
Jan. lst.
ONLY a Pansy Blossom.

A st. Paul gentleman yesterday
plucked a bunch of pansies which
grew in his garden in the open air
and brought them to the Globe Office.
These modest, well-tipped flaw'rets,
like sweet thoughts that come winged
from the maiden fancy, almost con-
yicted us that we were living in som e
tropical cline where the birds sing
and the flowers bloom all year round.
Now let our enyious neighbor of the
East and the South quit twitting us
about the rigors of Il Minnesota eli.
mate. We may have to forego the
pleasure of roaming mid ice palaces,
but we can have pansy blossoms at
New Y ear, nstead.-The Globe.
The sun., 1885-12-31
HOW DOES YOUR WATCH RUM

A watch impregnated with
magnetism cannot ''keep time" 1t
Will vary irregularly, gaining and
losing and stopping, in the most
annoying sort of way. 1t has been
found that this magnetic or electric
influence is the direct cause of the
"qneer freaks and unaccountable
behavior of fine watches. and is the
secret enemy which has undermined
the reputation and baffled the skill
of our best watchmakers. Giles Bros.
& CO. have published very interest
little pamphlet describing the effect
of magnetism in watches, which can
be had free on application. 1t also
describes the 'Anti-Magnetic Shield
for Watches" which has been proved
to be perfect protection against the
magnetic and electric influence and Is
specially advantageous in Railway
service where these influences are
very strong, and will prevent the
breakage of main springs in cyclones
and magnetic storms. Your jeweler
can furnish or procure you this pro.
lection. if not, send to Giles Bro. & Co.,
the Chicago jewelers., for descriptive
circular which will be mailed free on
application.
The sun., 1885-12-31

IT is evident that crime is rapidly
increasing in Minnesota. The fall
and winter terms Of the district
Courts thus far held in the State, in
nearly every county have sent one
to half dozen convicts to the penl-
Tertiary, and Hennepin and Ramsey
counties have their legal mills almost
continuously a. work grinding out
convicted criminals. 1t must be
apparant to any observer of pass
ing eventsin the State that unless we
make the proposed new prison a re.
formatory institute, and secure the
extent of reformation hoped for, the
people will have to be taxed for
building an additional State prison
every few years.-LeSu eur Sentinel.
The sun., 1885-12-31

The proposed canal at Browns Val
ley, when completed. will make the
rreat waterway thus opened up a
strong natural indication Of the po-
litlcal nature Of the country to its
west. AS we have only good feelings
for our friendly neighbors In the
valley. we would like to see the town
ate upon the hill SO that we may
know what becomes Of them during
the outbreaks and turmoil natural
and political) that is destined to take
place 80 close by. Move, neighbors.
noTe-
The sun., 1885-12-31
A High Tariff, Low Wheat State.

The Waseca Redical complains be.
cause wheat is not bringing dollar a
bushel under Democratic admins
tration. What do you mean! Mime.
sofa wheat, az we understand it, Is
under the administration of the Min
neapolis Millers' Association. And
the moment amill or any other in
stitution or Individual presumes to
raise or lower the market a cent
notice is served on them at once, to
quit or take the consequences. The
only administration that has any
power in Minnesota. as far as busi-
ness is concerned, is located in Min.
neapolis. For further particulars 60
and inquire of the dozens Of idle and
bankrupt mills throughout the State,
outside of the Washburn-P Pillsbury
village. Democratic administration,
indeed! Minnesota isn't that kind of
state. She is high tariff, low
wheat commonwealth with fifty
thousand Republican majority. with
one hand tied behind her.-Ex.
The sun., 1885-12-31
The CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,
e. ST. PAIL RY

Is the Fast-Mail Short Line from st. Paul
and Minneapolis Wis La Crosse and Milwau-
kee to Chicago and all points in the Eastern
States and Canada, 1t is the only line under
one management between ST. Paul and Cri-
cago, and is the Fastest Equipped Railway in
the Northwest. 1t is the only line running
Sleeping Cars with Luxurious Smoking
Rooms, and the Finest Dining Cars in the
World, via the famous "River Bank Route, -
along the shores Of Lake Pepin and the beau
tiful Mississippi River to Milwaukee and
Chicago. Its trains connect with those Of
the Northern lines in the Grand Union Depo,
at St. Paul. No Change of Cars Of any Glass
between st. Paul and chicago. For through
tickets, time tables, and full information, ar
ply to any coupon ticket agent in the North
west. R. Miller, GenI Manager; J. F.
Tucker Asst Gen'l Manager; A " H. Car
pent.r. Gen'l Pass. Agent; Geo. Fl. Heaf,ord
Asst Gen1 Pass. Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
W. H. Dixon y Asst Gem! Pass. Agent, St
Paul, Minn.
The sun., 1885-12-31

Last summer we often admired the
kind and genteel manner with which
one of the society young men or Cres-
ted Butt attended the footsteps of
a certain fair damsel. How anxious
he was to help her over every muddy
or rough place! But now we see her
jump the ditch, splash through the
mud. and climb over piles of lumber,
while he has plenty to do to hunt a
dry crossing for himself. They are
married naw.-Denver tribune.
The sun., 1885-12-31
SheriTs Sale.
STATE OF MINNESOTA

County of Stevens. } District Court.
Notice is hereby given, that bv virtue of an
execution to me directed and delivered, and
now in my hands, issued out of the District
Court l2th Judicial District, State of Mime
sofa, in and for the County of Stevens, upon
Judgment rendered in said Court in favor
of Charles II. Allyn, plaintiff, and against
Wilber C. Ring under the name of e w Ring
and John A Paine, defendant, have levied
upon the following described land of said de-
fendant, to-wit: The north west quarter OF
section number thirty four (34l, in tow nship
one hundred and twenty-four (i24), OF range
forty-three t43l, in said county and state.
And that shall, on Saturday the ninth day
of January A d 1885. at the h,ur of eleven
o'clock IN OF said day, at the front door OF
the conrt house in the village Of Morris in
said County and State, proceed to sell all the
right, title and interest Of the above named
CIV Ring one Of the defendants, in and to the
above described property. to satisfy said
Judgment and costs, amounting to ixty-nine
dollars and ninety-two cents, together with
all costs and interest on the sare from the
thirteenth day Of March 1886, at the rate 01
Z per cent. per annum, ct Public Auction to
tho highest bidder for cash.
Dated, Morris Minn., November 25th. 1886
4 GEORGE H MUNRO,
Sheriff Of Stevens County, Mimi.
piaintia,s Attorneys.
The sun., 1885-12-31

Speaking Of children being troubled
with Group. Mr.. o. B. Hayden, drug
gist, Panora. Iowa, says: II have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the treatment of Group in my
family for the past three or four years
and have invariably had satisfactory
results from its administration"
consider it a certain and speedy cure
for this dangerous dicease.' Sold by
FRED BUCKENTIN.
The sun., 1885-12-31
BROWNS VALLEY, Dec. 2Sth

Browns Valley takes especial in
terest in the proposed canal connect
ing lakes Traverse and Big Stone, as
the canal would run throurh the city
limits. Besides, if Traverse is made
reservoir for the upper Mississippi,
it would give Browns Valley an un-
limited waller power.-The Globe.
The sun., 1885-12-31

A man named Per Westln was
found dead in the town of Cedar
Mills, Meeker County. in a pile or
hay, Abouta a bushel of corn cobs was
found near the body, and on his per-
son was found s94.20. 1t is supposed
that the man was insane and attempt
ed to live in tn semi barharous man
ner which resulted in his death.
The sun., 1885-12-31

The First National Bank OF Lake
CITY closed its doors on Monday, the
result of :un on the bank on Satur-
day by depositors. started by un-
grounded rumors Of the condition or
the bank. Depositors will be paid in
full.
The sun., 1885-12-31

THE house of John P. Peterson OF
MORRISON Traverse County, with
it's entire contents was destroy
ed by fire on Saturday night, the l9
inst. Loss $500; no insurance. The
family were all asleep when the fire
broke out and so narrow was their
escape from the ahmes that not even
clothing enough to cover their naked
bodies was saved. Charitable neigh
bors will do something to aid the
unfortunate man.
The sun., 1885-12-31

A Man named Ole 1verson was
buried alive short time ago
while digging well on his farm in
Wadena County, at depth of TWEEN.
ty-five feet. Friends gathered at the
scene and after sixty hours hard
work excavating, the body OF the
victim was recovered.
The sun., 1885-12-31

THE editor of the Sauk Rapids
Free Press i s out with long article
on the recent proposition of the Todd
County Argus that the next legisla-
tive ticket be entirely composed of
editors, and declines. with thanks, a
nomination.
The sun., 1885-12-31

Crookston, John Hutchinson was
recently sentenced by Judge
Stearns. to hang for the mur-
der of Lauchy McLane last Septem-
ber, The date of the hanging
will be fixed by the governor.
The sun., 1885-12-31

PARNELL is now acknowledged the
greatest politician in Great Britain
Under his able leadership the Irish
PARTY holds the controlling more, and
home rule for Ireland is almost GER
taintv.
The sun., 1885-12-31

THE weather of the past week has
not been very encouraging to the
inaugurators of the st. Paul Ice
nalace scheme.
The sun., 1885-12-31

Lafayette Emmett, ex-Supreme
Court Judge, has gone to Santa Fe'
New Mexico, to live the remainder OF
his life with daughter at that place.
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Editor Lane of the Ortonville Her
AID is on a vacation in y. NJ.

John Hu1tgren, the man convicted
at Willmar of robbing the county
treasury. was sentenced on the 2Sth
inst, to seven years in the peniten-
ti1ry
The sun., 1885-12-31
List of Letters,

List of Letters.
Advertised at Morris, Stevens Co.,
Minn., Dec. %, 1885.
Hans II. Brattie.
l.. c. Knapp.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised"
NJ. L. ToEPEY, 2. NJ
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OH Sun.

THE SUN is a weekly newspaper de-
voted to the interests OF Stevens County
and vicinity.
TERMS: 91 50 Year In Advance.
MURPHY s SANDERS.
Publishers.
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A complete stock OF dried and
green fruit on hand.
CD. CROONQUIST.
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Cure your cold while you can,
Chamberlain Cough Remedy will do
it. Sold by
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Has attained standard of excellence whacn
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1t contains every improvement that inyenttvt
genius, skill and money can produce.