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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-01-14

Had Col. George Drain of the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, been set up in
a museum yesterday as the maddest man
in the worj,', he would have carried off
the first prize.
Early yesterday morning he received
pointer that Shelby county farmer,
on his way to Arkansas, was aboard
the down train on the Shortline road,
and that there was every chance in the
world of selling him a ticket clear
through to Hot Springs if he could
meet him at the depot. With an eye
to business Col. Drain fastened to the
Water street depot, and when the train
rolled in long, lean, lank, back
woodsman with a grizzly beard, carry
ing lean-looking carpetsack of the
ancient style, stepped from the front
car. The colonel recognized his man
the moment he laid eyes upon him, and
with the air of an old acquaintance adj
vanced upon the stranger and extended
his hand, bidding him the time of day.
II don't know you,' said the man
from Shelby.
"That's funny" replied the colonel.
Il thought every man, woman, and
child, in Kentucky knew me. You're
going to Hot Springs, believer"
'That's whar L m bound for.''
swell, come over here and let me
sec you minute"
The stranger sat down his carpet
sack, pushed up his sleeves, unbutton-
ed the collar of his hickory shirt, and
then with cold CLEAN in his eyes,
turned upon the colonel and said:
'Lookee hyar, my young Christian
friend, wuz born an rized up hyar in
Shelby, but never got my book-larnin'
fur nothin'. I hain't so darned green
es look. take the newspapers reg
ularly, an l read every day about how
us country fellows are swindled when
we strike the city. Now took a SOL
emn, paralyzed oath just afore l lef'
home that the very fust three-card
monte man that tackled me I'd wade
inter him an wipe up the whole coun-
try for two hundred yards in every di-
rection with him.
''But I'm not a three-card monte
man." pleaded the colonel with an air
of injured innocence and smile as soft
as the first summer breeze.
eyer hain't? Well, I reckon then
yer one of these fellows as wants a
greeny to 60 with yer to get lottery
ticket cashed."
''No, nor I'm not bunko steerer,"
protested the colonel.
eyer haint, hey? Well then, Irckon
yer must be one of these fellers as
wants check cashed."
mo, no." cried Col. Drain, ''I'm not
confidence man either. DO 1 look
like dishonest man?'' and the colonel
assumed one of his most innocent rail-
road agent expressions.
"Oh, they all look innocent enough,
but them innocent looking chaps is the
wust kind. Now, lookee hyar, stran-
ger; if you hain't tryin' to steer me up
against a brace, what is yer racket,
anyhow?''
81 simply want to put you in way
to save some money" replied the col
onel, meekly.
''Now lookee hyar; I'll just give yer
two minutes to get clear out O. my
sight. If at the end o. that time ye
are still lingerin' around in my pres
ence, I'll run knife clar through yer
body and clinch the blade on the other
side. Whenever I want any outside
advice about how ter save money I'll
let yer know. Now you get?''
Col. Drain heard this little speech,
and then promptly girding up his loins,
he pulled down his vest and fitted
Louisville Commercial.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-01-14

its own weight, and the leg is caught
up and pushed forward for duty again. y
The legs being jointless of necessity
give the machine tipping motion as
they pass and repass each other, but
Mr.. Sheldon can remedy this evil by
making the steps shorter. He has also
q device for keeping the machine from
tipping when one Of the feet slips on
turning stone or strikes the yielding
ground.
II think on the whole I shall run it
with hot air from a big oil-stove when
I come up through the city," said Mr..
Sheldon, as he swung the shapely oaken
legs idly to and fro; ''then shan't
have to carry water tank, as I should
if 1 depended on steam-engine. -
NeU H0ven ReQister.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-01-14

The territory of Russian Siberia, one
and half times as large as the United
States, has belonged to Russia three
centuries, yet of the 100000 inhabit-
ants nearly one-half are still pagans.
Paganism is fostered by the home
Government. The pagan priests are
allowed to collect and burn the copies
of the Bible with which the mission.
aries supply the converts, and no mis-
sionary may baptise withoutth the author
ity of the pagan civil authorities, who
are allowed to do almost anything to
drive Christianity from the country.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-01-14

if the character attempted to an old
woman dimples will have to give place
to wrinkles and pink cheeks to crows
feet and hollow eyes. The hands will
require much attention; the rush of
blood to the fingers when the arm
hangs will have to be made less notice.
able by the free use of powder. If sue
cess attend the novice it will be we'll to
know an encore when it comes.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-01-14

It takes 1000 roses to yield two gal
Ions of altar. In the morning the red
blooms are collected by hand and dis
titled into clay stills with twice their
weight of water-the water which
comes over being set to cool all night,
and throwing up the thin film of oil
which covers it in the morning like
cream on new milk. This is the altar,
which must be carefully swept of with
q feather, and transferred to. small
phial.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-01-14
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The Man From shelby.

Had Col. George Drain of the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, been set up in
museum yesterday as the maddest man
in the world, he would have carried off
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|
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
rom the hainerd Journal.

e..
If. The ianproYem en,s Oh the Mile Laos
road are now about completed for the
/ season { ~ and The CON missioners who had
charge az the work deserve much ID credit L
sfi'l fer The faithful md jndicions manner in
which the $3, 900 l,,,s heen expended.
Nr d g Ea' lass efpecias Hi has been given the
4 work lis fsonal attention ....5
/. 5 Il Jol,n Gers, rrietor Of saw mill
near rear Fort Riiplty, attended court this
gg9:4sls w,ek .lf'lsn q one Of the old.timers,
nd sip,,s q tFrn ID lhis part If The country
ra0fs n ',sn /. hI,iriy ysars He visited Mile
l,acs hike ibirlyy zone years axo. He
!, 3a,llalinks n Al at sometime ahat lake will lie
4 the greatest summer resort ia The N orth-
west He ii lie man who skated across
the lake senie years Al ., d distance OF
thirty miles, in one honr. He was struck
lby 4 very heavy wind jnst s he started,
hntl glidea along With ii so rapidly that
II seemed only like ! y very gentle breeze.
he Was for some years q packer for fur
traders and others and would carry q
q load ,lll \ q $50 pounds many miles i day,
easier I. tlan men of ordinary strength
could Il, carry my pounds. he Is not fond
81 q relating llis own lott, bnt some II
the old pionesry of y Morrison county siell
ssry remarkable stories 81 biz strength.
end n,rance and oersonaI experience IA
.early times Il
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
aREslkI ! Ics'TA TIs rrIfl Ie.ssl

,llowing Sis 81 lliist of slle real es,ail! s.il
transfers record Gle sreg gisler &
deeds once ID N IoFrison cou lnty 1Iinn
sso.a. auri ihilII & s,
John 81 6 SGs l; iife IS
3. . g. n, I E. ! \ sslec y e 81
g toWnsi e. rana
Nellie asol et. a !. rs u. S5sss5 q
Ssssll llarrand, part ii & II N s
s townslip "a Tange 1. q.
Samuel 4. kins to John d
osalk e, e2 sw4 sec. Isl Is, TOW II
ship rs an,:e S I. ]. \. !. /. $50 so
Simon gKupk ! and wifi ,l q Frank #sss d
alissl,a, Of mt sac. q q, I,
Wnship l28 range 50 ;ss .tE5 45
Walter Brewer ana wife, to 81
5Ss;lA E. Brow er. seia sec. 10,
ownship range 81 81 1. &. ssIsS
| Hxns Larsen and and wife, to ss
Trins Hauseil sWa sec. 8, S3 II.
township l2s, range 90. SO
Joseph Boisjolis and wife Is An N. NJ
toiIle Boisi is, " |, rel, !, Soc. s, n
township Il Il range 81 40
]. %. Maxwell and wife to Robt.
Brown, lot s, block &, ILogan's
addition to Royalto d =. -. !. =. -. !.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
Masuuerad Is Ball.

a grand masque erale bal! will he
given AT the Fayorits roller rink on
Thursday evening. Noy, 5, 5 4, a nlstlsr I'd tie
manage ment Of; ]. T. Smith. Tnttle &
Churchill will have afne5 of masks for
the occasion, and all desiring to rent
or purchase costumes can be supplied.
Tickets $3.50, which includes an ex-
55cellent supper at the Little Falls
house. Dancing music will be fur
nished by. the Excelsior string band,
and the brass band will play at the
rink;in the early part Of the evening.
twill besa grand success and all are
invited to come and enjoy. themselves.
JELLY JELLY JELLY +
Not The sew station agent, hut the
finest line of jellies to be found any
where have just been received at the II.
d.. osEra 4 LIVE SToCK Co.'S. =
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
LITTLE FALLS LIVE STOCK co.

+ ~ r. H. Harkins, the new proprietor
Of the Swan River Touring mill is now
mailing q very good grade Of flour, and
is making especial efforts to get all the
fa'tnes tl in hetributary; country to bring
grists o5kis mill. He has built large
stable for The teams Of those who wish to
wait until their grain is ground - 5}. 5%@.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
! ! . ] / ! | J |! !! | I !.

1lIIl1 y j,tse Eeceive: q larae
L sgE u ested 81 assoltmsni of
- 8 ii ! Ile ~ 1ehoI Iesale home of Joslysl
E. III & yntl & mt ,b1d
l5 -! 81 one ,ll ] sso 81 q At ~ clkoic = 4, 8
= ~ + L ilsst - M ,;1 ii tls n
I! = !. - = 4 4 6 4 I I.i =
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
Eur Goa coats Is: and caps,
large line and an cheap. 3,
.. LIVE STOCK Co.
Insurance.. !.

4 II yon want to insure your property in
good, reliable companies, j. g. Hessell
can. suit you. They are agents for
the Continental and Germania colm pa:
mics Of New York; Tue Orient of Ha1r;t,
ford, and the North British Mercantile 4
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
Royalton Wagon Shop.

RoyaltOn Wagon Shop.
= 9. |. Dakin has opened at Royalton
on Mill Street, a complete wagon and
carriage shop, and is;now preparettoSdo
all work in hts line: a specially made
of extra ligh or heavy work, and repair,
ing satisfactory done on short notice.
Everothing f1rsi q ass. Give him call,
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

A large delegation of Little Falls pee.
pie, among them Lyman Signor, J. Tay.
lor, Robt. Heron, Sheriff Rasicot, j. H
Rhodes, Frank. Marihall, and Editors
Auyerr and Fuller, went. down 10 st.
Cloud on Saturday last 10 see the horse
race between Roan Billy and Orphan
Boy, the Green Prairie runners Tie
race: was on the track of the Driving AS.
socistion, and a large crowd freln St.
Cloud attended. It was to be. a three
heat race ( but the race was won inthe
first two heats by Orphan Boy, owned
by Richard Neil. IT was claimed BY
some that the jockey who rode Roam
Billy, owned by John Denny :anc! enter
ed by J. TAYLOR, did moi Try TO win the
Face. and 1ths Slow time made
did l,etfsh0w very well for ei,herlorse i
The first mile heat Was run ms fraction
Oft .sreond over two minutes. A t.ot.
ting race was arranged between Neilps
Judy and a mare owned by Cl,et. Waite
nt,tt ST. Cloud, and the latter animal won.
The running race didn't came out e exact-
" according 20 the liking ofsome Of the
Little Falls eroxd. FIR .@ !, "a. tsst.:& III
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

Z
~ @ & y. NJ 4. TIsEMENT. E {{s s:,
/. Default has been MAJ de in the conditions of a
certain Mortgage executed and delivered by
Peter Virnig. snortgagOr; to<F.ST Day, mort
gage, dated the Doth day Of October "A. b
eighteen hundred and eighty-three, and re-.
ter of Deeds Of the county Of Morrison. 4 in the
State of Minnesota. .Son the Ath day Of Novem-
ber A. +. 1883, at 10 o'clock q. m. n book H of
Mortgages, on pages g, 80 and 81, on which
notice, the amount 81 ixty-two and 45- 100 dol.
lars tS6245l and there Is yet to become due one
hundred and eighty Eight dollars jslss.0O) and
there is claimed to be due the further sum of
sixty five and 1900 dollars paid as taxes ei,
said mortgaged premises forWhich he holss the
receipts Of the county treasurer, and no action
or proceeding has been Instituted at law or in
equity 70 recover the debt secured by said mort
gage M OF q any part thereof. y, 90. /.
and Of the statute In such case made and pro.
y1dad, the said mortgage will he loreclosed by
g sale OF the IN crtgaged premises therein de-
scrtbed, which sale VIII be made at the front
door Of the court hense in the village of Little
Falls III the county of Morrison and state OF
Minnesota, atsppblic anction. by the sheriff 81
said county. on Saturday, the 18th day OF De-
ceInber. 4. d. eiRhteen hundred and eighty five
at 70 O clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the
amount which shall then be due on said mort
gage, with the Interest thereon, and costs and
expenses Ofsale, and twenty FIVE dollars attor-
neys fees us stiptllated in said mortgage IN case
5 The premises described III said rnortgag Il
SO to be s6id liz the lot, piece or parcel or land
situated in the county 81 Morrison aud state Of
Minnesota, and known and described as fol-
lows, to.wit The west half OF the south east
arter and the east quarter OF the so,,tll
east quarter of section seven ~ and the north
west quarter 81 the north east quarter ana fhe
north west quarter ot section els hteen. an
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

Just receiving many new goods at
[prices lower than ever. ALWAYS see lis
when when you have "a anything to sell, or when
you wish to buy. :. ..>"
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
A Large Stock of New Harness
ETC., for Sale Very Cheap.

11VOS3 r1V1 k0'sss4H,O0- k0sssH,O0 ~ ~ 7O11S{Hs
We have opened in the Gross store
building, on Oak street, Little Falls, a
new harness shop and have the largest
stock OF harnesses, whips, horse blankets,
brides. halters, cards and combs and all
other articles kept in a harness shop
and we are selling the same ches per
than they csn be boanght anywhere else
in The state north Of Minneapolis. Call
and see our stock and prices. s,.t.:z.
..}.: ~ r. 3s, 49,, Gross d PARISH.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
\ POTATOES WANTED q
I AT Tanner'3.
FlIHs, Ellrs, Eurs,

p 3 FtIrs, Furs, Furs. "
e%l have the largest stoeksof Far Over
coats and Eur Robes ever offered for srls
IN this town. II
ssa & 5a5 3l. II WM. BUTLER. Is
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
y. j HODlsoNs 3 re
!. Attorney of Mertgagee.
Dated Oct. III. 1885.
NOTICE oFsMORTaACE SALE BY ADyER.
TIsEMENTeS M sssS

u. Default has been made i1 the ,cOndi itipns af II
certain Mortgage executed and deIfykfed ~
frederick geand LLAMA q Lilge his yli n sorf-
gsgors e Ff. ney q nno.tg u 1ssi,
tyr hsge. and recorded RI 3 NOR axe lrs fke
spt6ee Sf the Tegistefso q ls of stlS county of
5Nnfrjs0Hfn the state pf 11jnnesota, 0u the 5ard
liay ofs June, A 10. 1ss3 III n clecE p.s I'LL III
book G or MUrtg1EeH, on PAGES 44e and 49, 0Il
which theSe II claisns ~ Sbe due At the date at
Ithts noti1ss the amount tf eSae1ty nine and
800 dollhlsand The q urther MN of twenty nine
and 100 doll aid mort ksees q
tAxesE Enn said mortgased pTesn lefs hich ihe
tidn afproceetling hAs BEEN lnlf t6tod Sf law al
insequtty to recover the Als serf6sl u slid
3 NOTICE HERRBY 0TTEN, tin IN yi ma
ofa poNar 0f e4Ic ephtAin ~ III ssf q snsrtSare.
ald of the ri tstts nd psvss
ytdsd sths said mott giil e ossclpssd 6g
D ii5s u sit hisS / fess s,s
siis Is 81 atsss "
l. 81 !, S & sss,ss j J.
:sae sis5 e s + y e s..,s s,.l,
]
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

All lines Of our goods are sold
cheaper than the cheapest, and for.
cash. LITTLE FALLS LIVE SrocK Go.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
NOTICE Of MORTGAGE SALE BY ADyER

Z Bottled Cider in bottles Or by the glass
at 3ss @ ,F@. s5.ag +, 4 ts35S SSPRANDEL's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
FroIa the St. Cloud Journal Press.

81 -
Froza the St. Cloud Journal Press =: ~ "a
Mr.. Geo McMahon, in charge of the
elevator, says that he has as yet received
no No ! hard wheat from the last crop,
that it is nearly all No. l Norta eqn. The
receipts however thus far. have been com
paratiyely small only from three Ia I'VE
hundred bushels a day, as not much
threshing has been. done. yet and the
wheat has not begun,t to move freely. The
farrne rs Of this vicinity are generally
holding their grain for better prices ex.
pccting that before spring it willbe worth
q dollar = bushel. We hope and believe
they viii not be Disappointed. 3:.&sj
:. While Mr,J. D. Thosaas was mount
ing ladder yesterday to paint one of
the tin cutters on the 4reof OF his store
buildings. q round broke, and The paint
pot skillfully reversed itself on his coat
which he had carefully deposited on the
gronnd for fear Of spelling ii and had
anchored under the ladder to prevent the
wind from blowing away papers i i III !.
Mr.. Thomas il 4 man ofpeace, but he
says III that IN ost any one could have s.tpick.
ed 4 aqarrel with him about ID al time. i
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

r. ] !. Bauer ef Royalton has surveyed
the ii "a Agricultural Society's race track pre-.
pa.ra,ory to the grading. Where the
track is not straight 5theIoutside viii be
raised and thu inside lowered, in the
difference i the elevation OF the two sides
will be as much as 1s inches ia spme
elaces,s and The track will be leyeled with
the exception, Of csarse of This desired
slope 4 will be necessary Ito move
1852 yards Of earth 70 grade the track
and the coutract will be leti 1 few
Edaya ,t 81 .sss55 Nh .5 $,
N In Cuba, !, Old Well Club, Rare Treat,
< Our n Key West md ts,her standard brands
Of ten cent e !. cigars alsas,ne ,r,st five cent
cigals III A',W,i ii. ..s.
~ j, = : = 4. ,- #
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

Try The ottled beer al
! sibe Palise 4 Il 81 {; III Il ,ass y
and hsslth f1l I'M Ea s.ss
Delicsos. . an, q a l.iasr.l -.
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Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

81 For aale by
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