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NOTICE.
.CrATE OF MINNEsoTA-co. OF sTEARNs
- In Probate Court.

.oTATE OF MINNESOTA-Co. OF STEARNS
y in Probate Court.
Special Term. July, 31th 1855.
In the matter of the estate of Peter Van Beck
deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing, purporting
to the last will. and testament of Peter Van Beck
deceased, late of said County, has been delivered
to this Court:
And Whereas, Catherine Van Beck has filed
Herewith her petition. representing among other
thinge that said Peter Van Beck died in said County
on the 9th day of July 1885, %testate, and
that said petitioner is the sole exHcnfrlx named In
said last will and testament; aud praying that
said instrument may be admitted 10 pronate. ana
that letters testamentary be to her Issued thereon'
It is Ordered, That proofs of said instrument,
and the said petition, be heard before THIS Court.
at the Probate Office in said County on the 2ytn cay
of August Al 1885, 10o'clock in the forenoon
when all concerned may appear and contest the
probate of said instrument.
And tits Further Ordered, That pubic nouceoi
the time and Place of said hearing be given TO all
persons interested, by publication OF these erders
for three weeks successfully previous TO SAID day
of hearing. in the ssDer Nordstern" a newspa,
per printed and published at st. Cloud In SAID
Dated at ST. Cloud the 31st day of July AID.
1885.
PFTER BRICK.
aa-a Judge Of Probat'.
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Mnltman.S aulor Mai6inen.

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bot, i'm GrnIt baran 9snabt, lie elite CONSUMPTION
Cure - tS a;pin iubts Seilmittell 3n nennen, Bat absr
cteSen Nalien fanen laien, neil berielbe su ~beSdrdnf.
fur cine grsnet, ipelSe infplse ibrer pnnter6aren 0ers
sinisung tpnii4er peer bartender, alteratirer r6er Iaftes
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@iuem Embellishments. Der in Der Count
trp einen Stpre gu halten getptlt tit 1T enc
quite @elesenheit s%eboten, Elm "a bel % SuB
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bic 6laide.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

|CTATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co
- In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Nicholas Weber
|decea sed.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of Nicho-
las Weber latc of Co. of Stearns, deceased, that
the Judge # the Probate Court of said county will
b ear, examine and adjust claims and demands
against "a d estate, at his Office in the city of st.
Cloud, in said County, onthe first Monday of each
m NTH for six successive months, commencing
with July oath 1885; and that six months from the
|24th day of July 1885 have been limeitd
ard allowed by said Probate Court for credit
ors to present their claims.
Mary Weber Administrative of the Estate
of Nicholas Weber deceased.
PETER BRICK,
SD Judge of Probate.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
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Tho V0lksfeet.

The fourth annual volksfest AZ the
Scheutzen Park was well attended yes
terdsy afternoon and evening. A very
interesting program was presented, con-
sisting of minstrel performance, tight
rope walking and Punch and Judy
show. There was sack race over n
course of 100 yards, for purse of S2,
that was participated in by Fred Nam
mele, Gus George and the Kumph
broth ers. 1t was won by the last named,
but it was claimed that the winners
cut hole through their sacks, which
enabled them to use their feet. The
festivities were kept up until II o'cloc k
floor in the large hall was hiled with
merry dancers.
To. morrow will be the last day, and
the following program has been arrang-
ed
Horse race at 2 p. M, free for all
trotting race for 800, first horse $50,
second horse $25, third horse Sl5, fourth
horse $40. Entrance 10 per cent. Races
to be trotted according to the rules ol
the National Association, best 3 in g.
Billy goat race at i p. N. Monstel
vocal and instrumental concert at 5 p.
M, and other grand amusenents toe
numerous to mention, with grand
illumination of the park in the even
ing.
|Hixson, have returned home from AS.
bury Park, N. j.
Mr.. Frank Hoffecker has returned
home from the sea side, and Is ready te
attend To business.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
ADaugerous Nuisance.

800 by the Morning News OF to-
day a communication signed Re
mark" calling, and justly, too, the at
tention of the authorities TO the Nuisance
at Front and Clayton streets. Now, it
the writer would go few blocks ohS
Front street he would find still greater
aud more dangerous nuisance in the
shape OF a large pig pen, containing
scme fifty or mere pigs, that are daily
fed on city garbage, which, under the
contract, should be taken one mile from
the city limits, aud yet here, within one
hundred yards Of the limits the carts
daily unload their cargo of filth and
epidemic breeding stuff in open day, in
defiance of law. So bad has this become
that persons driving for pleasure have
been shocked 10y the fearful and cholera
laden air. This pig pen nuisance has
been for several years curse TO the
western part of the city,. ihJuring me
property, imperiliing the health OF the
neig hbors, and should bs at once stop
ped. HEALTH
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
Sowing Salt with Grain.

| sowed the salt when the wheat was
from six to eigh. inches high. Among the
marked results was strong and vigor.
GUS growth of the plant, causing the
wheat 10 head week earlier. The
straw stands up straight and stiff, and
does not crinkl le down, thereby enabling
us TO cut the last one hundred acres as
clean as the first Tile wheat gives a
plump, heavy berry and yields from
three to five bushels more per acre than
ii sowed without salt, and.is uniformly
of better grade, las. year testing six
sy.three pounds per bushel. When l
first began to SOW salt lefy strips across
the field to test the difference. These
strips were very noticeable all summer,
as the wheat did not grow nearly as tall
and thick as where the salt was sowed, ,
and even after the wheat was cut /
could see difference il the stubhle, the
strips being crinkled and of not 30 bright
color. These fields when sowed to clover
yielded tremendous crops, which show
the benefit of salt on grass lands. have
never tried IL on oats, but would not
raise a crop without salt.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
0IaHs Hail Shooting.

A friendly contest of glass ba Il shoot
ing took place at the Wilmington
Base Ball grounds last Saturday, De-
tween Wilmington club OF shooters
and the Hockossin club. The follow.
ing composed the Wilmington club ano
their record each shooter having balls
Updyke, 8; Srhenck, 8; Melchoir, q
Ungard, 5; Zsbley, 3; total -, Out
of a possible 20.
The following were the Hockessin
club and their record Dickinson,
McVaugh, a; Williamson, Sr., 3; Will
hanson, LIST son, 8; Williamson, I'd son,
-; total IL, out of possible 70.
The victors took the vanquisheo
under thslr special care, and healed up
he wounds of defeat in "a pleasant little
t out at Fsldmeier's.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
Resolved, That the secretary is here

Resolved, That the secretary Is here
by authorized TO provide Il lock box In
which said proposals shall be placed
and opened in open meeting of the
Board.
Resolved. That said proposals shall
De addressed Proposals for -
which shall be stated in the advertise
mept.
Resolved, Thai bond of $50 shall
accompany each bid for the good faith
OF the bid, and the successful bidder
shall give bond for the faith iul compile.
tion OF the work.
Mr.. Heisler moved that the building
com mittee of the high school be author.
ized to change the plans OF finishing
the building to conform to the require.
ments OF the building inspector and the
building commission. A lengthy de-
bate followed, IN which DIR. Shortlidge
was quite pointed and uncomplimen.
tary to Building Inspector Chandler
aud the building commission, and in
which he was equally laudatory OF
architect Rice and the building com.
mittee of the Board.
He blamed the newspapers for prais.
ing Mr.. Chandler in his decision about
the tower, bat had nothing to say OF
his shortcomings In regardto the new
Diamond State Rolling Mill. He
thought the Inspector might do very
we'll for Pennsgrove, and after awhile
he might do for Wilmington. He said
1t was an outrage the way architect
Rice had been slandersd and maligned.
Mr.. Kyne as strongly defended Mr..
Chandler and opposed Mr.. Rice. He
said the Building Committee of the
Board was farce from the first, and
nobody knew that better and said more
against it when it was appointed than
DR.. Shortlidge. He believed the arehi-
tect and the Building Com mittes should
both be censured. He was very severe
In his criticism upon the manner In
which the committee gave out contracts
for furnishing furniture for the new
building. Nobody could get to see a
sample OF the furniture but the Build.
ing Committee and few favored con,
tractors. This was different from the
course pursued before when school
houses were built and when samples OF
tho fur niture were in q pubic place
where all could see them.
Mr.. Webster spoke at siderable
length, condemEing the Building III
specJor. He said he should have been
familiar with the plans and specifics
tions of the building before its com.
mencement, and not to come now wnen
the building was nearly completed and
condemn it.
Mr.. Heisler arose 10 personal explain.
a;ion, and related a conversation ht
had with the Building Inspector, bul
which he denied before the Board Of
Comm ission.
Mr.. Heisler stated that the inspector
had said, in answer TO the point blank
question Wonld you have condemn
ed this tower if the accident had not
happened over Third stree. bridge?'
No sir pnblic opinion is against me
and l must begin somewhere. This
conversation was repeated some days
afterwards. As he was at the. build
ing almost daily, he sho1ld not have
permitted it to be built and then con
demn il.
The motion of Mr.. Heisler was ther
postponed until an adjourned meeting
of the Board to be held on FRIDAY nigh
next, at which all the expenses OF al.era
ton will be made known.
The Board then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
gPEOIAL Al s.MElOS
OAAI and ElOur.

Coal ana Flour.
Lebigh, Schuylkill and Lea coal from
the best mines. Prompt attention.
Best preparation and personal care.
Fell s. Joseph, 713 W. Front street.
Notions and Trimmings.
Attention is called 30 the splendid
assortment of ladies' wrappers, trim
mipgs. dry goods and notions at Mrs.
|Jones', No. 6lS West Eighth street.
Notice.
Persons wishing their carriages
painted up first class and one. third less
than elsewhere will please address
=" Painter" REPUBLICAN office.
RainfsnH.
ilyhmsn Danper, house and sign
painter, No. t10 Market street. JOB.
bing properly attended to and estimatee
furnished.
Dr. Sanders0n's
Herbs of Joy, the Great Health Promo
tor, % cents, Belts drug store, sixth
and Market streets.
Never Foo kNte TO Mend
II you have not had any Diamond
Dust yet, delay no Ion ger,a as your neigh
Dor is ahead of you.
Fresh PishI
Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market house, porgies, catfish,
tionnders, butter fish, haddock, halibut
Cape May good les, blue fish, mackerel,
etc., etc.
spanish PRH
Is the best cent cigar in the city. Try
them. FL. f. Bourbon & Bro., N. W.
cor, Second and Orange streets, manu-.
facturers.
leo For sale
day and night, Sunday included, at
POS West Eighth street.
Hunters Invisible Face Powder
Hunts Court Toilet Paper, and many
Others at Hartma as drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
Pure fresh Chester County butter and
York State cheese, Wholesale and retail,
at r. p. GaIey's, 81 King street.
Manila wrapping paper sold by the
quire or ream at the REPUBLICAN
office.
Frames for cabinet pictures for 25c. at
Lex Barnay's, No. East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25

Taken 10 j nil.

Chief of Police Dougherty and Ser
geant Mcyey took Theodore Becker,
the slayer OF Horace Lee Mcdinnis' 70
New Castle jail this morning. ne
seemed detected, and to fn.iy reaiize
the eno-nity of his otfense, and the po-
sition in which it has placed him. A
gentleman said Yesterday that he was
surprisea Mt Becker's conduct, as
when the shooting case occurred in the
saloon AT Silverbrook, which resulted
in the death of O'Brien, Becker censur-
cd the perpetrator severely tor using a
revolver. and said that under no circum.
stances would he ever use firearms.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
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Eh anRA nf Faro.

On and after Ynursday next, the fare
on the steamers Brand wine, W Timing
ton and Mary Morgan W i'll be advanced
to 80 cents each way, or 90 cents for the
round trip between this city and Phila'
delphia, This change is made in
consequence of the falling off in pass
engers always experienced at this sea-
son OF t he y sar, especially on week days
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
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knIQ nf G,AN q.

Roberts and Tyson viii have sale OF
first.class dairy COWS at Village Green.
Delaware County, Pa, Tomorrow after.
noon, Persons who cannot go up on
the 10, so train from this city will be
met by the hack at Linwood on the
arrival of the II. 45 train provided they
will call at the auction room OF l.. w.
Stidham & Son, No. Ill East Fourth
street, and make arrangements to that
effect.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
labor NOLRa.

A despatch from ST. Louis says the
chief apprehension now is that the EX-
ecutive Con mittee of the Knights of
Labor will issue another order directin
all knights to refrain from handling or
iu any way moving any Wabash freight
Ii such an order is issued it is feared the
locomotive engineers will necessarily be
involved, and that real trouble will be
the result. The Knights OF Labor in
the bridge company's yards in St. Louis
yesterday informed the superintendent
that they could not handle Wabash en-
gines. the answer was that they need
not, tnat extra men would be employed
for that work.
Some of the Knights of Labor at
Kansas City, Missouri are reported 20
have refused to handle Wabash cars
yesterday, but the Off GERS of the road
say that business Is not affected.
Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, says the engi-
neers on the Wabash system will not
join in the Knights of Labor strike.
The cloakmakers' strike in New
York is practically ended, a com mpromise
having been effected.
AT a meeting of citizens in Cleve.
| land, Ohio, on Monday, to devise some
VI bhc aih Dt-
tween the Cleveland Rolling Mill Com
paDy and the strikers, q atement from
The Company was read. In it they
promised that if the men will return to
work at the reduction, and business
brighteps by Noyemhe her 1st, wages will
then be increased. No definite action
was taken, but 1t is thought the diff
Guilty will be adjusted.
The State Department Is receiving at
| the rate of fifteen or twenty day the
| responses of Consuls TO the circulars
recently sent out calling for information
| relating to various ind ustries abroad In
which American importers, merchants
and manufacturers are interested. Il is
the purpose of the Department to pub.
| lish the reports III referer CO to each
| industry in a form accessible to repre-
| sentatives Of the trade.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
Deserving of Confidence.

There is no article which SO richly deserves
the entire confidence of the community as
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Those suf-
lering from Asthmatic and Bronchial dis.
eases, Coughs AMI Colds, should try them.
Price rs cents
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25

Ely's Cream Balm is the greatest dis
eovery ever known. Two weeks ago |
commenced using it ard now feel en-
tirely cured. suffered from Hay Fever
for fifteen years.-Dahsmel Clark,
GARNER, Lse, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
siSna wagon Curfatns,

window shades, gliding on glass, an
kinds of lettering done at Hacketts.
6021s Market street. Cheapest In the
city. Old signs always on hand.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
...$c27,35

lApaotG ~ WIS VI
+ report ba accepted and
ID" .ninl.tes d, the Board.
b! NJ: Htss.ol the proper
sGfb0ii25i 10 draw from
p2.4 the monthly appropri-I
usi, VI l0N, now aue.
Y 5' was presented ~ being
lamta Woolley and James
accountant experts, for
b. 1nnts OF the late Spcre.
Asaief ii the Board. Some
hanifeBtBl, and the re-
az that it was the most
lhat had been presented
fcF a long time.
as authorized to expend
oi dttin and other repairs
heisier was authorized
atsk ipr No. 8 school, the
= lted Sli. Mr.. Ii anson
70 ezpend 50 10 In paint
p Il Mr.. johnson asked
ere Of expeoding $500 in
emeai, White washing and
4 aeH heater for No. 12
oeEs spoke, DIR. Shortlidge
llst Tho disposition to 20
80 much money for re-
ere was actually no money
asl " was struek off, and
Was al.owed Sl6l.
elng nade to know how
9ali Of the Board stood,
oAe s'1,ed, that, including
l4aasd and not yet pres.
ak, the accounts of the
sef Drawn S2,54345. ~
va permitted to expend
~ pavement of No. 20. On
elpFtlsi9a orders were
ele on No. 81 for two
n SLe was permitted to
"a o1ard surface of No. 5
'1sl not excseding $50.
permitted TO expend SIS
Np' : school,.
rom COMMITTEES on High
" " moved that a warrant
.Al0 in favor Of j. X. ID.
iN payment of instalment
w Wien the roof of said
was completed, The
would be completed
y Meeting OF the Board,
you'd be held by proper
.Ae work Was completed
wanted to know how
~ posed but Condemned
to''' He then went on to
.ne s building OF the tower
IS sea Of negligence some
somebody. The towe,
~, and sal.ld not now be
y board would have it tt
SAME. As there was nc
4 r,n.,eas,nry n,, several of the
Nsn' IL was no use to draw
~ supposed the money wa,
'ta in !, n the SIC 900 appropria
1s schools ha1 not been
psd ,s' replied that it had not
pnt .aef stated that he hst
1,9ilion upon the CITY
tae amount and that off
H.. ntn a., that Mr.. Mention, th,
H. la etty Council Financ,
~ aoi Intend to pay owe
n, ~ ~ Once, but woul,
e4aal instalments O
s'ld he Lad no more t,
lraw :Ae warrant wa
$50 by a sea and ma,
A re, red The following yese
d ~ 81 by Dr. shortlidQ
'''Ao0nt of boad frop
! aat Hereafter all renal,
o,.s schools of this cit
be e,sf $50 shall be adye,
/ u secretary ! in at least tw
) tba e city, such advertise
aSa due manner of such r,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25
Ice Cream.

Kyle's ice cream can be found at the
old stand, Second street market house,
on and after Tuesday, April 7th.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25

When ST. Jacobs Oil is applied it
does not blister. When Red Star Cough
Cure is taken it does not nauseate, The
first medicine will not injure the ten
derest skin nor the second the most
delicate stomach.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-25

Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy good coal.