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Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
RESHBARGAINS,
|l% GOODS,
slhs, sILks, SILKS,
"lA'h h and tOiORED SILKS

|4s' received, bought for cash.
[9Iters forced 10 realize.
ff,alleF silks as low as 29c., in
y. t'as : another case, : cash
n H. IT, all coIors. | lot 5000
L Y ehln'z for Sc. / case
[.'a beige cashmere lOc. SOC.
\ towel fer 3Oc.
Pasalns N.Y. 5, in pant goods, entire
n. a.Ss s ol broken mill See them.
|, ,' s.''g oroSn shirt ng, l5c. All
n 1.,asl,'. .'a,a' &c, Turkey red
| iisa Iialaash' 95c. Bargains in
sros !, os' bargains in Spring and
S.,s ,rt' ,ll Underwear; a ladies' bal.
H,..,., :1 vest Bic, worth G2c.
n'oss rs sSahS s for good goods at
E'ss' Goods freely shown
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Bitten By a nOR.

Mr.. J. Paul Brown, the photographer,
was bitten on the leg by a dog one day
this week. He has had the wound
cauterized, and ia abba to attend TO HIS
business without any serious inconye.
nience. The dog still lives.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Don't Forget,

That when you buy new go Howe
sewing machine, 1t will always run
light, and will not need any attention,
and is ready to work all the time. Mar
shall sells them at i0S Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
PIesae Remember.

Sewing machines that have been
bought of me within the last five years,
will be attended, TO by leaving address
at my new office, G23 Shipley street.
Wm. Il. Crossley.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
lrlurcd by u Train OF Cars.

Alfred II. Potts. proprietor of the
Chester Times. Parkersburg, met with
a serious if not fatal accident on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
H Oaiery and Glavea

Tomorrow Saturday will be hosiery
and glove day at Stats, No. 4O5
Market street. His stock is very large,
and the prices are within the reach OF
all.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

Stable that will accommodate two
horses and two wagons, on West Fifth
street near Madison. Apply at this
office,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

New double tuberose bulbs; will
bloom this season. Orippen's.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
|AE[L'S BEE HIVE,
FV6 Market Street,
Is ss;,s!;;cs,,oNoMlcAI Il; G,

Nd iOr "'Sh pflces that have
a,,,,. FOOTWEAR.
a'sissp we'll to see Grsm our saocS TO
Asss%,..S , AND .,n oHiLnnESS'o Sofs'
sperfeet et"a% s,,,,n on the new s,v,o
s%ueh e,nhiiing. durab,e !,
Where, ''" prices charresi %
(nsl.,o sHOES. ""oh
,..pleas !" $3.50, lit wei, ~, .
nrrIrp rise The PARENTS so"'
%ss,,ss1.is s"a.a.,.g ss'"'as.sas.",.gh,y m good
lnsi.saat, aurroN s,anrs nr,c.s'
h, W. sSs'hii1s W h.Tss Sensational ,s s.oo, >, -.
!, she.e 'aass,, 'iyi, and shall he to "ept ou,
kn,, ''' III 'neJ's worth Ve'y eve, y
I'M ny y oE 4o,,a"
nn;;uv Il; RE'ARCOvcsKS d J :
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

Gauden seed, fresh and reliable. Grip.
peu's, East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

Bayuard's stock is the largest in the
city to select from,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

Wilcox & White organs are the best i.
Planes and sheet music. W. FL. MUI,.
LEN, successor to f. A. North & Co..
7l3 Market street, second floor.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Elutlii119'

| |, order to clear out some
lot, in Clothing we are
ksrg Suits for Large Boys
na s..
Cad servioeaOie Suits for
E,l.ncn at S and So
Also Fine Dress Suits for
!, from $ to sIa'
Stylish Dress Suits for
b from SIS up.
Ah and complete line
Children 5 Suits from S.
$50.
A large assortment o'
1n Cuffs, Shirts and
EnsFurnishipg Goods.
Al on our usual easy
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
The Aldrich Cutoff

The party Of St. Paul & Northern
Pacific railroad surveyors who have
been makiny'the cutoff surveys north
west Of ,his point for the pas; few monihs
have completed their work, and their
reports Will br forwarded to the general
office 1T the company. 4 line "as FIRST
surveyed frtru Little Falls t. Al'rich,
and afterwards II line was surveyed fr N,
Fl. Ripley to Motley TA= distance
from This ,Ilace to A!,!r;c., :;c,t:ri;ing 70
the survey is ahnut SO .ni!es, AVID a i;l1r
lsy This reu,t would be - miles s!.u':tr
th".. hy way or BA..'r!1, AMI BY ln-
RipieH~ Aoticy route i saving tt "''"N
rs mikes ever lhc BrHin"r!i :uf:I2. =" -
by b.ilN 1'ri; r,ut: c.n
DC CT i'y iiyar,l. It l.. ",'i'r 'r'' 'h"' il
costs 81 - snrun Il Unin oao mi e, *nI
ssuvr ~Tn IS, If he year !:A Sut!hrr:
Pacific cnmpany ylH' s'E Naihs each
a,! 4 sAviu:: ri 2,> >i.~ les g.; each Of The
l2,:ains. or :j3G ,n!'cs per day in the
running Of trains mo ics a daily sax n :
OF y tis'c over 500, or " -ariy saving o.!
considerably ever $l0e N1o 1t woA|d
also shorten the time Of their fastest
trains ons hour, aad o, freight
trains over t~o l,o,:rs. Il is Cui'"
pro ntsble lhat when ia. road is J'ii il
VIZ. start iram 'Li,'ir Fails and stsikr
tho Hrain line between .Aii(rich and
Staples M!ls, We learn from good
an'''c"i'y"hs: tie prospect tor building
the roa'l ,ln- coming seasons are very
Gena, Ae:.:lidinS 30 a great extent ON ii
general revival "f business The ncces.
sity If REQ ucing running time in o;"rl
70 compete with riya! lines may also
hasten the building Of the line.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
Rcys.lton RippIlngs,
Royslton, Jan. 81, 1855

Roysl,on, Jan. 81, 1885.
Remember the turkey grab at lhe ink
or Saturday night.
Prof W. Z. Clarke, our expert On
roller skates paid Clearwater visit last
Thursday, where he gave IN exhibition
ot fancy ,katiEg.
A large mum lsr Of hardwood logs are
being received at the saw mill; they xre
being hauled from the west side Of the
Mississippi. HI
And still IRE good work goes on. I'r';-
tracted ,h":linys another week
One "nula hardly think that spring
was so near al haaG, yet when we arc
insorme't hy penilr oSs4racjtv That wild
ducks are already here ans! were seer, IN
1Ae mil race the p'her dry, We come 10
lhe cnncluSiou that something must b.
premature.
Mrs Stewart Of Floyd, Icwa, is visit
ing with Nj. and Mrs P..!lij,s.
1he wri i:ter patty bias :'~s:a postponed
!inr one week. \ plra5:n, time is looked
for On Tuesday ~igh.
We are well supplied with mem'>rs q.
lhe ,Actlf:Nl staff, and ct ln,s is 4 healthy
loca!":y.
We have - chronicle the death Of
=! iss i,ar;le .r,ron. WAC has t'cpn i'll Tor
son1e .ime pasl with consumption. She
passea Quietly away ''a Sun'"y night at
10 e'cluck. The funeral snrv ices were
coreNucted 10y llie Rev Mr. >i;r>hnan,
and the rrma'ins We're Inferred in Belle
yue cemetery. 1'Ae pa'renls have the
sympathy ci lhc'communty III lhsir sad
bereavr nrenl
}. II: Russell has started Il iamoer
c..alp west *,t The Mississipr;.
The cola weather makes lWsin":s
rather Null, ana there is rot !ao:h y,":n
cr!.l'l 3 IN.
There was Slight difference on 4
4 religious stand point al NE rhrrr;l last
Sunday. We believe in everyone de
fencing TIE cause according <, theiro"l
unttc!sl &ntling Of the subject.
pICf WICK.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
Martin Sect,
MDN.ilSACs.. SALE.
Il u. /, FALLS. VI; - :

s}'i"1: of; rerto:! lsri't *. , ,,..!> riyrr: i
h 'i+,j>+rr>i b' ,I,>,rr J., Ealell:Ir ;:ni Nary
:t;"''GrH. his wife, VA "t.a!o"s. {" Peter W
i''x 'l,>', .lc frs! day u. Soy, A. j. .>S2 aud
u"|N ,AC,)r>l" i'll n. ~. .rn IL li> register If
Tee :: !!an'' Nr t!.r county Of M,r!ioun AMI
>;a'r ri f.','' o~|''a g" 1lr iwsn'y-..'tI. Gay vi
N.ly. A. =. lS>1, 3. tci i:!i J. n' IL heck '!'
81 Nol;E.2'.t, ol: ~: % US. To secure the
i."yiA''t ii w., prom >,vlE N"tr+ ih-ren par
TALLY dt>:liyv'l. cnr f.: tie sum ii Slny ard
tl't "''-er for tho *u., CT $40, "monn:iog &C.
Vie '';''' 1T ~ iii: nat ':'r'e 20" cLirc
the date of tbs ,.u::cc liz said
p On = ry Not: $3.50 Nl,n tie lntr",.s; the =
on e:.o'.nt H. te the 5, N of three hun,l,t q
ihl'l'tn dollars ard lily cents Ise13 81,
an! ln .l,''lI or proceeding at law or otherwise,
':;NiH4 1'":u instituted to Recover the debt se~
cure. by said mortgage, or any part thereof,
NOW THEREFORE,, Notice is herebv given,
l'lnt ny 'iltac Of the Power Of sale containr,l
in said n1ort"aee ANA ptrSnaut TO the >atv'e in
such case made and l.Sovi!cl; the said mort
5a:e viii be force lost't. at the premises de-
scribed IN AMI conveyed by said MORTGAGE. viz ::
piece of lad: embraced within a line run as
i''!"S: Commencing twelve rods south Of the
North West corner OF IL, southeast Quarter of
section ctShl ~ il to"n:lip forty to- north of
OF ranfc thirty (3ln west situate ia the county
OF Morrison: and state OF Minuesota from thu nee
rn3 Son'h fnur q r";s- thence <A<t ten CO
rods, ih7nce north four ~ rods 1h.:rrec ives,
zen ll"} rods to the place: Of he,in!; ;ng, COZ
t'!ni.l" frrty square rods Of land, with the
lI.'r' n.sncl:;e appurtenarres tn, reu3to be-
l,n:lng ii nc sold ~ puh]!c aucti,u to the
h', hest il(r for cash. to pay said dent AMI
T. i ",la's attorneys feeS, es stipulated in and
bH SAFE MoUgage in case Of foreclosure, and
ais" the disbursements allowed by law which
Sd c " ii 'Je made by the sI)nrft Of 50 id Morri
son county. at the front tine; OF the court house
III the village Of Little FATS il said county and
state on Monday, the q 4 day ti March, A. D,
rndclnp:lon at any time WitEin one year from
the date ofsaie as prov jie' by law.
PETER w. BLAKE
" JOSEPH BENFELD,
Y. RICHA RW+ON Nortusvees
Attor,Acy for Aitr,s 70 ""rS. Little Falls, MINI.
HENRY RA >i(lDT,
Shiriifu or t(OyrisnO C| N1i,r
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
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Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
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Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
Fire Meeting.
A large number Of business r.aen aHt

A large number Of business raen and
tax payers Of the village assembled at
Gross store building on last Saturday
evening, at which place the village
COUNCIL had called pubic meeting for
the purpose "f discussing the prdp"Sl-
tapn tu bond the village for the purpose
Of providing some protection Iro'n TIRE.
T.. IT. F.rlia,n Was elected chairman
Of the meeting, and Joit: E'ctz@l sec
;retary. The question Of >f'utting in
water .wor.,r's aso'sst Of about $50 coo
was cousiiercl,. and the n'Hjnl!ty q;
those present were. found to t,c :nNss-
.t.l To tI:c ,iai, It'was estimated that
the r<reusu Of Running the works and
keeniry them il reIaira.tCr they were
',n.lt uo, !u be about 81 ,IHtDe- annu,o,
nnI the ,nte~eSt'Cn tho bonds would
be -nouxE, /" bring the exI,s nse Of the
water wo1* up /" 1000. ~ present
lns very little inc''ne could be cxftC
}cd fro.l rentals ni water pipes. At
the present vHInatiCnof t,is village it
wu..t( ree,uirr a tax ot over cent Oh
the dollar to meet this expense, and
as the taxes are already almost cents
on the lola:'for aE'nNrposes en- vi'!a@,
property, there Is q very decided feel
ing against increasing sAc lev if it can
be avoided. Capt Hou1e expressed
himao}f in favorof having the vi'lag
council hire night wAtcNnlAu. Mr..
Wet8el thought that an engine would
.auswer the requirements of'5!fetlllage
for snlue time to rd"'e, anH ht!"Vortd
l,uying one. !. {. FlyMn was opposed
20 the waite, works on &CruNNt OF the
heavy taI"tiJn it would result in, ;'n''
Ie though, tha, SIC. $50 VAS 4 rather
low .tisi,ate # rfe cost Of I'.t, W, rks.
Aflnr ,"mars:s by y rEnIber of those
.reSeut !. motion vas carried. t!ta' t!'<a
chair appoints a consi,lltte nt s>n tEte
chair to he one Of the 1lln.'rr} t. IN,
vss,gnte the subject Of FIRE u:Ot' ,tirn,
and report At a nee:}ng ur IT,: citizens
10 be held on !;eturtlu' aSr:.:ne: ,Jaa
81. The com,.'i:fee appointed we're:
1'dts~ .l"dv,'cj I,c< II Uonuc, r. II.
Farnham, J. C. Wynn, :. 7. F*i!~r. a.
+. Story, II. T. S"hlaEsrcr, +. L. Rich
~arG, Philip Gross, Jonathan Taylor.
The COMMITTEES. will N :,et at At,j,:ney
EarnhNm:s Office to~mc row w rj}}g.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

"I'rj:"ner, saiE prose 'n,or Buv'on
go, ore ctarge;I with gam ding.
*'tamhlin:? What i. gnmiling?
"y!as iny :ar<1s tor ,ookrv." "EHi di,l
no' play cards TOR money: p'sved 20!
'chips.' "We'l you got 'nonrv :ar >n':
chips at he end tit1e game, Hj,|n you'
"No; J ,'idn have Hn>' ri in, cn.t OF tl'n
ga"e." The w',rnony bc}a< al in.
l>axton msyed, *nl Jud gr Hn>ctfin,
agreed, tina; the case be noled.--Cltve
lani} ~ arnld
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

lINJo
On the Swan River roal! an Tire west
side Of tha river On Monday night, Dee
IS, one wolf skin roth. aad two horse
blanhess. Finder will be literally le-
warfied by returning the same to me.
JAMES GROWN.
Little Falls, MINI. Dec Is. 1884.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
SIGNs, SletlS, SsleGS.

\ large s;nt sf tue celebrated T. &
Man't sled> frr sale cheap at m, office
Strong and durable, and the best in llas
market. T. W. CfsLA1NS.
Go 20 Priest Bros here vou ~e'
your moneys worth, and the right chang g<
back.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
NO SUR J: ? .PEISE, T
TIE GOVERNMENT ENDcESES
1Ii y
iNER!HIy \GR|CLI,T('D\LlST,

('rom the tenth census, Vol Z, just publiehcG.|
'Ihe American 1AgricuItnr&'st Is ~
pecinIly worthy of m"nt;pu, because & /
the ra'n.rkAh|c success t},a: I"s stt~',.!vG
the un:V1o aad un4iri"g ezsocts of its
proprietors to increase and extend its
circulation. lis Content, are Duplicated
every month for ~ Gcin,an cd, tluE,
which also circ',u>"s widely"
This Tripnte is r. E'ccsing Incident VI;
the marvellous neatly
J:' II \ CHNTGTY
Career ct IS rec ,niz.d ipading Asgi.
cultural !!uu. ia ~ the wor.d,
NnATIEIS T0.DAY.
Six months ago the A,nerican Agri,
calturaist entered upon ii new career Ok
prosperity, aili to~dHv II Is .a:' superior
to any similar pnrio1>ca, ever produced
in this or any other country. Richer in
editorial strength; richer in engrnvingi;
printed on tiHcr paper, and presenting
in every issue 100 cpl,nins Of original
reallng matter from the aLle*t writers.
and hear Y 100 iliestrat',2,. pr. George
hurber, for nearly " quarter OF certu@
ry t4sc editor ;n~rhief Of The american
Asr'cotural,st, Joseph Harms, Byron
y. Ha'stead. Col. NJ. q. Weld, and
Andrew s. Fuller; tae otter long time
Editors, together wl,h the ether writer's
who have made the american Agrcul~
tura'ist what it Is today, are still at their
posts.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
"IsETTEE THAN GOLD!
sGilhert MurdOck's Dream. .

"Gilhert Murdock's Dream
The Dramatic company are rehears-
ing ';Better than Gold' or "Gi!bert
Murdock's Dre.m," and will appear
hcfore the public in t}iis excellent four
act drama about tie 10th of February.
Following is the caste Of characters:
Peter pcrchant "a !awver) .......
=. ...:...........,.......E. II, farnI,am
Gilbert Mardock Victor Schallern
Tom paysnn (}awyers clerk ::....:.
Observation-Disclosures. h''u'. Ryan
Nici. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. John Finn
.Asa ;,4at cfi!!.st ntnu .....Sugn Staples
:ir-. Garfield. house-k eper at tie.lruy)
.................~....M; Miss, jennie Carey
Hnnie Garfield iicr 'lauvi,ter\
........................Mis ISIS Olive i.ttion,l
Belle (;"r,; n iSs Carrie Brow II
Jensi> j~y "a se,:;7.tt ,'esS> .......>
................. ........s. :. :. +. Staples
As lnHv he SEEN Nv tic nar!,@, Of
those taking part III the play, tIro peu-
pie .er this village vii! be ;;1stifitd in
expecting an unusually excellent the
! ar",cal treat. The u ~ viii be produce
ed ut the Popular rink. If the company
meet with the encouragement they
should they will present another dra-
ma immediately after Lent
CAR representatives.
A rccen: !v>"e "f the Minneapolis
] Tribune contained brief bine" kphica'
sketches Of The ne'nt'ers Of the |ez,sla.
;urc, and the following was said con-
'crrning The repre- stn!atiy>s from the
, TLilt.:- :-lilh district:
Sat?>y. H. 7. D.-tIas been a resilient
; Of NjHrr*ola 'irty years. most Of the
i'm. + Mile E.ars and Shtvlnl: ne crun-
ties; his business is farinin" ., m Hing and
! umberiny; is 80 years Of age; native
Country, Fnsland; had never t,etore held
| ANY office urIi' elected to 'h~ house two
Years ago, /" w.rh IS no" r;-.irc("d
How~s, ,Iohu r. VI, D.--Do~n IN 1851,
! ia G.;u;.,, J. :rivr:l 4 :i.Nral c.iu.A,jnn>
un'i i1.j medical course il, ph;l4tlcI.
CAia; pr%r';c'-'' mediocre in Indiana. and
r@,nnv>1 TO E,'l.nrr,. Grow Wiugvount,
n 1880, WNrre lie largely op>1a!e,l in
lta' e.ta;r, l0ya'hci' wl*h ~ actirinn nee!
'>ii,r; i U>id*'n| vt the CrnA Wing
County -'.;raI ~ncie'v and C,ut: Wing
; County .>.:"icu'i>'r:;i s'.c!ty, "Isu ONl!-
large t1r|ri's Hiiii; NlHr. I'D, and ln*
twn cEi ,'vtr.
Lee, " j.! liu E-Dorn, Jan. $, 1S5::
"A Al'ua, N"'!i"un cou"tv, ILL.,; e,.ura.
'ion, ror,n. u srlloo'; m ,rrir>( Mis- i,v;,
a GiLson, Feb. !, 1ST ), a.'t has tnre,,
C'!ii'i!en al! Aors came 10 tie state in
june. 1871; is a banker at Lnng plni,i:
,'r"v.c},a lesi'.v!,ve Alton, III where hv
was first 4 nIl|wrinht, ,h>n merchant
haS beer previously Justice of IL" >r;,>c
two Sfar*, r>'~ >tt L ut d "tlS Todd co'n.lN
I t'ur HeaT,. a"> is i':' >>lc;l oi' he village
cnnrC'I ut l.'nr i':nrle t.cn Mr. L:.t's
:,Nhs' VA: intj'r Hv'ny, he h'!n~ i,.o
Young; >a:.:" ,il' CT to Little I'ans III
ic5.; moved IL Long ''.4,ri. it, 1861,
went h:rk 'r I.:t;'r ,ui;s u'1'ia1r the
Indian ouil:*aj: s:,L rr>utne4 to I,o" ..
pra'i,e in 1913. a!r Inc ,niuEs he has
seen more than bis III rrc Of '|e h"lI
>hjl : and ,'l,; >l'i,>s Of frontier iift
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

Representative lee has Introduced I,
bin in til" Ie : E:;rrc ts' appropriate s..
coo t"e,s:ilA t:i'Ige across the Grow
Wing river at Motley IN This cnrny
The bridge is mll"l, neudcd, and the p~r-
pie ot thu, town are unable 10 Lu,jG +:
without outside aid and Ibis county S
short of tuuds Al PIE sent a'd can give NO
ASSISTANCE
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Horses For Sale.

I have for ssls at my farm at Maine
Prairie. Stearns csanty, Mimi, four
brood mares ana four horses. The ami
mnls are ah henry weight, and will
weigh from 1900 to 1900 pounds each.
viii be sold at low figures for Cash, or
COED security, sad on reasonable terms.
...: THOMAS SgEEN
Maine Prairie, MINI, Dec. .27, 1884.
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EST'IlA

Came onto my premises in the town Of
Little Falls, Morrison county, Mimi,
on Or about Nov. 10, 1881, five spring
calves. The owner can have them by
paying for this advertisement and paying
me- for taking care of them. live Oh
section IS, town 20, ranse3i. =.
4 n; i KAsPEE Tomas.
: y .s5.5
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

Milo Porter, Who has been with the
"A rri'h cut,!T surv ying pe:iy fo: ia"
p Is, few months, returned home We tirs'
of the week, the work Of The party being
finished.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

A. g. Po>l!e,E waite. comptroller of thr
81. Paul & Nnrhcln Pacific Eu:}runN
company. WAS in town on business !
<cnnp.>.;,q will. that rnH'l yesterday, &;'.'
ma>,. u -, S>aN! c"lI d, thin .,tE>c,
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
NOTICE.

All persons desiring hnria! permits
or information in regard to Oakland!
Cemetery Will please apply to John
Workman, actuary. BY order Of the
board of trustees.
O. 4. CHuRcn1.L, Ssc'y.
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t. =. -T~'- -
SUMMONS,

John A. johnson, Deft.
The state of Minnesota, to the above named de-
fendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to
alswer the complaint Of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, OF which copy is on
file in tar Office of the clerk Of the district court
and TO serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint On the subscriber, ps his Office in the
village OF Little Falls III saiu county within 2e
days after service Of this suynlnsns upon you
exclusive Of the day Of such service and j. vo,
fail to answer the said complains within Inc
time afofssaGs the plaintiff in this ac,ig,n will
apply to the court for tie relief den aisdaa in
the complaint. T. g. SMITH
y, FlaintiE Is Attorney, Listss FalIs MINI
Estcd Nov I2s, 1854. Iz#.'. 81 =.
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" \ = J ED
RuNaYlH.Xr and I4NSts

~
oa. span IT !,o:scs, hril 4cl}j,,g<
N*l.hN'2 "j".i lo:,O pound, ea,:l j3ar
n"'tr!v whit" ai|* st,=s or 1ron1 feet,
;:s' o'h"r gray w'H ia eve >i: let sd.
'A' Il" SHOES 90 r',', n;,vj;,g on I.,l'c,>
" hen they GOT away ~ .'rajnu,d on if~c
10, 1854. ","~ last sec beiW, eli C!tA
Wing station ard IT. Ripley going
Sou'Il. Suitable reward viii be given by
Owu.r for iHfoYmo,irn address
GElnOF Ss,EIlCHTlNti
North prairie> VI orr;snn Co., Mimi
Telegraph TO Royalton station in
charge uf Geo. t7tjssel.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

Duluth News 1t is ssid that trouble
is experienced by the the pile drivers on
'hc south end Of the sew Northern Pa.
eific bridge in finding a solid borto7n for
their piles. Some Of the long tinbers
will lrcsist the blews Of the hammar for
same time and then suddenly drop ont
efsignt 4. 81. d. IN s<# J. VII. s.. Z.
Bavariau Beer att CuARLEYss. .,= {,
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

Wishing to reduce
my stock of Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, and
Furnishing Goods I
will sell the same at
greatly reduced fg~
.ures. j. WEIZEI,
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
LOST.

EFs when y"u want good nickie
cigar 70 to N'assiy's ,s,d get *Natalia.'
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
Boot packs 81 80
a pair, worth 1925,
at J. fSIMMONS'.

Tom and Jerry at SpNASDEl'S
a rew brand Of w}.is,ie", Pure Kvr
fncky Snow Flake. at SPKANDE,
For Sale.
A first class buggy horsa-first class
il every 1tspect. Weight about 1lM
pounds, Apply to
REV !. J. FoRrlEn.
Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
DF$ ~ WOOD
w a NFInEEDu

! want g few loads of good dry oak
wood in exchange for pictures, Nin
| ply 81 so q cord. G.. G.. Neal
Photographer.
! First door ~osth OF J. ". Berg's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

ESTRAY. ~ i
Came eno my premises in the town Of
Ripley, Morrison county, Mimi, two
gray horses, Owner can have the same
by proving propsrty and paying charges.
i. s9.ts IN. e.s5=..Ee z...2 FRANZ ERoux. :.
Ripley, MINI, Dec. %. g. ..... s.... !:
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

$500 cords Of soft
or mixed wood want
ed; to be delivered at
SCOTS and Duclos'
brick yards; inquire
OF
MAURIN & MEDVED.
Bottled Cider ia bottles or by the glass
at SPkANbEI'e
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23
St1'3

TIOm nv tarln one mile nnr'li'9a>t OF
the villaG" o1' Little Falls. >Iinn oD q,
a!>'nt Oc;ow1' 80. 1884, one light re-.
n1N;v steer calf, about ten mrAtls old
win w;'iit *<:ot in forehead. Any per
son irving me information which vii
lead 10 /! T. rcc< yr.y ot the animal VII
b" suitably rewarded.
tE1.lT iAsrlE,;
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

New York char,p ,paEne ".(rr at
PRIEST BRos.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

Lewis famous 1886 distilled whi:key
at SPRANDELs
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

Cream ale at pRIEsT Bros
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-23

Bottled Cider in bottles or by the glass
at SPkANbEL'e.