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New.Cron FIGS NJ Autont,s.

New.Crop FIGS at AntOnt's.
Fine Layer Figs, In boxes, five pounds
for 80 cents.
New.Crop Keg-Figs, three pounds for %
CENTS
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VUERE ON THE DEAD RUN" ALL
w WEEK
up 10 late last ni0ht-dnd zoe really didn't hare
time 10 get up such an "df." as ned IKE to- out
as pe contract yor this space by the year, m"st
be filed.
The chilly heather Of 1e past peek found rs
fully prepared Nth all sorts Of WfNFEE
CLOTHING for Men and Boys. phich partially
accounts for the large business done. Our pres
ent o6eringsdre Tdilor-Lfke and PRICES LOW
There's a marked difference in the cut Of our gar
ments-they're custom-iike ecery pdy.
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The Language OF Flowers
free TO all. Call at No. north Ninth street.
III. A. CATLIN, Florist.
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TAKEN,

TAKEN.
SNcN.Nrr1lNJN0N<-~-o-r- -@0C-10~0N<((-cyNo1~
CITY TAXES.
OFYIcE CITY CoLLEcroR,l
RICHMOND, November 20, 1854.
This once win be open daily between the hours
Of 0 O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock p. NJ from the
18Th TO THE slsr DAY OF DECEMBER.
inclusive, for the purpose OF receiving from all
persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail to pay said taxes
within the time 90 limited viii be considered de-
lInqueni. and Win b charged
PENALTY OF PER CENT.
and interess At The rate Of per cent per snnuin.
A. r. w00Ds0N,
70 so.tDt3i coile,tor
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DRUas. mEDICINEs. 80.

T ADlEs.-Pennyroyal Pills ("Chichet
IL ter's English y are worth their weight In gold.
Full particulars, Ac. Chichester Chemical Co..
ap 22-ru. Th.saksuI56t
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ArQslON nAks1s - Sssey.
" srsns b. tIill GO. aud y. ". 'ows'
nssi Isssse Agents and Asessonse'a
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
~ IN HcSRioo coJsyy:
on rfniikkTs fESS"S Mis- eR6I RIcGMcSD.
IMPROVED AND gaiSrRovs, REAL Es-
y,. n TIE c srTs2 81 s sEas sIk AND
- kf NHls EsSb ssEY Ir sfETssS
The PineI Hospital, who sues, I
~.
FIN. r. ers committee;
The same
r n r1,r. committee, h. BrieI, Jr., and Mmy
Briei.
county IN the above suits entered Oct1oet 10
issl.we VIII proceed 10 sell al pubic ancuon, o.
the premises "a the order below men'io"eu' 'he
following REAL EsTATE-to-wii:
I. OK FRIDAY, DEcENsgn 10, 1854.
nj l2 o'clock NJ, on the premises. The fAkM slt.
mated In Henrico county, on TIL Chesapeake anu
ohio railroad. thirteen miles from kichhiond' aL
Elko stsfIon. containing 2i9 ACRES. NOR os
iess The i'm proyements are poor, hut soi good AMI
we'll adapted for trucking. TINS fuIn Is Inne
diaeiy ON the Williamsburg PIKE. anu, na. WI,
dcpot on the place, Is very convenient Tor sup
ping.
z. on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1854,
| nj 4 O'Clock r. NJ. ON The premises. the SMALL
| BRICK TENEMES'rs. Nos q - and Z3ls ven
able street near PINK street. Each house contains
three rooms and brick kitchen or two rooms. and
| the houses occupy S5 7-l2 feet OF grounf ~ inn
| e ct; and Immediately afterwards NA. ASa
| venabIe and Cairington streets, 40 feet oy 1873
| 3-12 feet, viii be divided.
4. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1884,
| AZ 4 O'Clock r.. NJ. on the premises the THREE
| THREk-sTORY BRICK TENEMENTs. Nos. 10;
| 10 and IA south Eighteenth between Main snd
| Cary streets, now occupied by Messrs. Curtis
| Parker Zach tenement contains six rooms rus
| property Is now under good rental. Lot fronts
81 6-lzx4l 1r-lx feet.
| TERMS: one fourth cash the balance Ia three
| equal insraiments ut six, twelve, and eigh'eeh
| months notes for deferred payments " Dc gwen,
with per cent. interest added, aud the tile re-
tatpe, al the purchase money Is PAID ana con-
| veyancc ordered by the Court. =, ,.o,,.,
| JAMES v. DUNLOP,
| JAMES CAsKIE.
| Special Com missioners.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ruRl
| COUNTY OF HESRIco, I
| December 8, 1884.
The Inel Hospital, who sues, &c...''.'.Plhnslh''
against
=. NJ Briefs committee. Defendant
and ..,...
The
F.F. Brieis committee, II. Briei, j., and Mary
Brtei. 1855 '"isn'ahs
| hereby certify that the bond required OF spe-
| cial Commissioners j. Is. Yong, James y. Dun
lop, and James Caskic. by decree OF 20 IN os'ooer
1884. In the above canses has been duly given.
Ctyon undar my ha nd this 9Th dly of December
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INrELLIGESCE.
Mi>lATunE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1884.
sun ri,e'....... 722S uor0, IlIen riDn. 7:o4
Moon sefs........ s;57 Evening 49,. ....... 7:z4
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR DEC. %.
Sun sets........... All Morning.. .... 7:44
Moon sets......... e:52 Eyenlnx........... s:06
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 90, 1854.
Steamer Roanoke. Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, George W. Allen a Co.
agents. , &c.,
mail. merchandise. and passengers, l.. Is. IatutD'
agent
Grie Magarethe DANISH, farup, Rio Grande do
sul. n,ur. ,,,,,.,.,
raiiroad-ties, Noryel, Leake & Co.. vessel, GURUS
schooner Lottie, somer, Camden, pig-iron,
Curtis 4 Parker.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. Die. 20, 1884.
lBy Telegraph
Arrived.
steamship William Crane, Billups, baltimore
and sailed for savannah.
Brig 0nalaska.
Schooner Sue Williams, Pierce, New York, coal,
Chesapeake aud Ohio railway.
ARRIVED Al WEST POINT.
steamship BERTHE British. Flause, Westhartle-
pool, Eng, TO load cotton.
CLEARED PROM WEST POINT.
BARK Ella yose British, Doody, Liverpool
5000 bales cotton, A. wilkinson, agent; Nessei
J. I. Vaughan.
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PLAIN CARDs-choIce at &C., and two Tor oc.' .
L.LEwIs's. 912 Main street.
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WANTED, RCHAsE RS FOR
w 100 barrels OF BALDWIN APPLES. APP
ply TO T.. HOLZINGER, lt2s Main street. Aud
many more articles by saturdays boat. de 2O-3t'
WANTED, A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w education aud moral habits 10 TEACH a
PUBLIC SCHOOL. salary. $50 per month APP
ply at once to W. IL. BAkH M.
De 1856 Newsoms Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-21

Ia execution Of a decree OF the Circuit Court o.
Uenrico county, ia the suit OF 80 Thomas a.. VII
hams and Others" entered December To- lesi' We,
the undersigned special commissioners Will sen ~
auction, on Ihe premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, lsei'
NJ az O'Clock 4. ", the above properly. when
fronts | gs feet on Beverly street formerly mar
yieI and runs hacE 220 feet on Washington street,
There "a FRAMED HOT - Oh q p1rt pi the tnii
which, with the lu1icious outlay ot some money.
would make a Comfortable home or Woula reht
well. This will be a luc opportunity t~f Il f,ihu-
Inc Properly viii be sub-dlyided aud sold IN par
GELS according Ia a nlan aud iulycV Wlich c "a
now De seen AZ the ONCE of The aucti0neef ahd VIII
he exhibited on the day OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balan'e Al ~ an.
twelve months for notes vi interest al ieI, aug
'''' '''' JOHN u. YOUNG,
HILL CARTER.
Specil Commit .iOucrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-21

FnE.CRACKERs four cents per pack ut ID. Co
CouApus's, corner Third and Broad streets
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BY 4. Il. Cook. Auctionecs.
GROCERIES AND rsrRES
~ At AUCTiON.-On
~

Pursuant TO the requirements o. an act Of the
Legislature Of Virginia approved March 10, 1854,
We. the Board OF Public WORKS Of the state OF
Virginia, VIII sell by pubic auction, 10 The highest
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30 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAIF.CORD SEASONED PINE WOOD, 5000.
HALF-CORD SEASONED OAK WOOD. $3.50.
Buy Il an,.\try u, and you will buy more Of u.
RETAILERS, TT SUITS YOUR TRADE TO L.
Buy now, and during Christmas. and make your
friends comfoi table and happy. FUEL OF ALL
KINDS a. good as the best AMI n: cheap as the
cheapest at ELBA COAL-YARD tPlLCHER,sl,
Broad and Pine streets. order by telephone $500
or postal-card. de ls-iw
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use Of MEADE q BAKEn's sAPoSISE DESri-
PRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tar
tar and scurf. Price. nftv cents box.
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ARNORY GROUNDS,

At the Office OF the auctioBeer, No.4 north Flew
enth street. IN the city OF Richmond. Va, that EN
CEEDINGLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
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RrApour new advertisements and give ne call
D.k F. MiTTvLDoRFER.
BOT cas-, Broad.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
q y = y n I'm 3 4 q y n ~
rom the BraInerd Journs

Z 10 II i g.
The ignprovem ents on the Mile Laos
road are now bout compl eted for the
.scason and the com missioners who had
charge OF HE work deserve much credit
for iI,e faithfpl md judiciousg manner IN
!: which the 5000 l,as hse, expended.
\ S Il g lass pecial II has been given the
j work II LIS arsenal s'tention. #
" Jol,n Gpfs, rrriieior Of 4 saw mill.
near For, plss, attended court this.
xsek ain one Of the old-timers,
and fms lspsa, this part If The country
raors 9sl ,iriy sears He visited Mile
Lees hike thirty one years ayo. He
thinks HAT sometime that lake will 10
flls greatest summer resort ia the North
west He Is lie man who skated across
The lake some years ago. = distance OF
thirty miles, in one hour. He was struck
5byy 4 very heavy wind jnst s he started,
.hut glided along With Il sso rapidly That
Sii. seemed only like 4 very gentle breeze
He WAS for some ysars 4 pack Ell for fur
traders md others and would carry !.
load of $50 pounds many miles q day,
easier than men Of ordinary strength
could carry a pounds. III. rs not fond
lof relating his own expioits, but sem Z 81
The Old pioneers 81 Morrison county liell
very remark able stories of biz Strength.
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 sTocK Co.
FTora the St. Cloud Journal Press. j.H
Mr.. Geo. McMahon, in charge, of the
elevator, says that he has as yet received
no No. l hard wheat from the last crop,
that it is nearly all No, / NortAesn The
receipts however thus far have been com
paratiyely small, only from, three u I've
hundred bushels a day, as not much
thresbins has been done yet and tile
whest las MOI begun 70 move freely. The
farrne rs of this vicinity are generally
holding their grain for better prices ex-
pecting that before spring itwillbe worth
q dollar a bushel. We hope and believe
1heyswill not be disappointed, $Si.5 /
r While Mr. y. Thozaas was, mount
ing, ladder yesterday to paint one Of
the tingntiers on the reof Of his store
buildIngs.a round broke, and the paint
pot lsskilllful)y reversed itself on bis coat
which he had carefully deposited on the
ground for fear Of spelling 1t and Ind
anchored under the ladder to preventive
wind from blowing away papers in III !.
Mr.. Thomas is 4 man ofpeace, but he
says that most any one couldhaveapick..
ed qatrel with him about that t,me.'u' I:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY, ADVER
.f Y -: y t% TISISfENT y tss Il. .s:} &5 .

49,. 81 = : 10 : 2
Default has been made in the conditions Of a
certain Mortgage executed and delivered by
Matthias Gross and Anna II. Gross his wife
mortgagors to 4. 81 Day mortgage, dated tie
first day Of March, AL D. eighteen hundred and
eighty three, and recorded as mortgage inthe
Morrison in the sta to Of Minnesota, On the 10Th
day of March, A.S p. 1883, at q O'Clock p. nj in
book G of Mortgages, on pages $50 and ss2l on
which there is claimed to be dues the dAteOf
this notice. the amount Of forty seven and 2l 90
dollars fStT2p) and the further sum Of fifteen
gagged premises tor N hich he holds the county
treasurer b receipts, ana no action or proceed
ing has been inst tnted at law OF in equity to
recover the aebti secnred by said mortga Or
EdTIcEis HEREBY q IVEN. that by virtue
!, Of q power of sale contained in said mortg rage,
and Of the statute in such case made and pro-
yjded, the said mortgage will he fOreel0sed BY
q sale Of The mort.aged premises therein de-
scribed. AZ itch sale will be ma De ct the front
Fails ii the county of Morrison and STATE az
MiHnesota 4 t public auction, by the sheriff 1f
said connty on atnrda y,54 the 18th day OF De-;
cemb er.. SA.s %. ghteen hnn lired and eighty
five. at 40 o'cloek In the forenoon to satisfy the
amount M ich shall tllenSbe duo on raid mort.
;expsnsas Of sale, and twenty live dollars Attur-
Snsy' taes, as stipulated In said mortgage in
ease ois forec loanle
The prem Uses desert bed iii said mortgage, aud
sG as lS PIGS q Tssa 81 a
Nfililssota,, and kno yn and deseri bed as fol-
lows, to.Rit3 81 The west Hall of the north west
quarter and the north east quarter OF the north
swea arter OF section Ell htee1 IN towit,
ss.ss so1 ss y .ns
q
81 sMoxtgaghe.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
!. LITTLE FALLS LIVE STOCK co.

Il eaFR: H. Harkins, the new proprietor
Of the Swan River Touring mill is now
making 4 very good grade Of -four, and
is making especial efforts to get all the
fanner in the tributary country to bring
grists - his mill. He has built large
stable forstlie teams Of those who wish to
wait until their grain is ground q. 5..sE
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
NEW HARNESS. SHOP.
A Large Stock of New Harness So
Etc, for Sale Very Cheap.

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 fselling the same ches per
than they csn he boanght anywhere else
in the state north Of Minneapolis. Call
and see: our stock and prices.
.t!i.# i ts$ Ill ~; =: GROSS d PARISH.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
Fur GO ats; and d caps.
large line and cheap.
!: r. r LIVE ST0CK Co.
Insurance.

!" II yon want to insure your property j n
good, reliable companies, j. c. Hessell
can suit you. :s5T they are agents for
the Continental and Germania compa-.
mics Of New York, the Orient of Hart
ford, and the North British Mercantile
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 lis
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
Isf .,s,Iy IsI n &, ,r n, q

V. q 4 aslIrs Ip "a, HE no.
I'D sent 81. TIA IN,
|on Sssn,lsy last ~ pl..ssu Il, ttiin ~
illc Latns tie a;ifififrl laka al,ou1
ll.il ~ 81 ,east rf n 81 Falls
I, '1,..,.
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D. !; Il
6 \,
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4,
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II., y. Z. G, !, \. Z 81. . q
90. !, = /. ,,,.s !, !, 8, "a B M g
d \. s. nm q ~. |; I; &,
liz .reseryation now III com s al
comfort and 3 10 M f ~ thew be paiid
their annuities reaularI i,,s u onev ! ID
fIsIN 80
THAT the white men be kent 81 the N,
rese ryatio Il. She. bosl,- one h rns
that the govcrnnnen officials many ,
years ago assure ths Insala,aa thstthey
fwo,,la "a. IL re owed from the reser.
v,t ian "a - : !, "a, IL la va III am.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

q lld ., 4 !. d i s ' n
s,ssss pnt ~ I t s. Il g
/ Nesk prom q l,el 4 suetess
az I b 4 9 3 81 81
- II ! n u 4 ilI
e. y b b.
\ ! i II : ~ Il 4 u & iiaf
( n! Il (! !
B y b ls.,d
llnll eilqlnsA Ill q II u ma Icomiff
Il n y 4 II,
VII Md
sps q A 4 ,sss + II
cllirR, md y 4. iclloics % lections
of shest mnsic " Y Y 4 e aanounc-
ed A 4 have M lliesi lion III ying
thaf ~ our citize,ls bs hig 81 (
tertAined %.
The 5follow ing srst,il1I viii cling III
'solos, citletts qua rfst ne md 4 hOrotlsea:
S5 Mlsssrs. Iuftie IS hsffie TIL Neal, u ar-
tin, , Schallern and STA 81 D D
d mes Parlsy,s Foas, Conner. Pasco
md tdaxNel =5s f
a IL. Fuilsr IS kingsley II.
Brown and son,o tl,sPs who hayef part-
~ pvosniset " assist S8B u
Mr.. Rhodes, drs. on 4, Hiss
Conner and Willie Butler will preside
at the pianos Ind organ. 81
WI q 'sss ,es''sr ;'n ,. VT s.
e a,,,. |, /, !, y. u, 8 'l'sel''
,,r.aa 3, 800 lo'9!,
ia t,,,,, u, q. s, 's y O. 4
t;cl.t. 4 u q '.',s''. !, 81, o ~
80 3. I, ~ ' ] u y go - =
Il n IA 80, q ii ]. q 9,
ma iact ,,,,, & 81, c y 1. ~ :, !, Z
- WIT. ,,f ~ 81, =. u q. . !
mo sino ] i. "a 81 = Tr;,, ;t;.. - - !,
sinp savsral s..o,os z. q, d 9 I.
viii Ia t,.lv e, : !, 4, !, ( .,, III,
rare cha noe L Z I, I. ! /, ~ at., ],
one 81 the Hest II, J, i l 1 ], 7, 4.
the people throup s. iii the count !, !
round should net miss II The rink
will be5crowded so that all wl Ia Dan
should ret rese rved seats a. IN ono q, NIL
at futile & CI,urchil,sg store for .l,en1,
so as not ii be crow,3aa into Z nror
scat 1t tho last moment seonA a. tho
Young peonle will canvass the v;l1aoa
for The sale sc tickets a,so. ''s.
~ ! q =; i,
's ]. Z, = III 41oli'soh
W" n !. = mens ! loI
will lie able to pay l,is il ebteaness ia
full and his prol,e riv vii not be sold by
tbs assignee. Mr.. Morrison will eDras.
extensively ia lanberiag The coming
season and will eut I 900, 900 feet Of logs
! on the Grow Wing md lis branches and
! will saw The xboae amount at his Motley
mill next sum,ncr He now ha,s, IL charge
Of several millisn feet Of lun,ber il the
yards a Motley, and viii. the retnruin q
Of good times watch all confidently ex,
Z pecst he will he able Il, sell his lumber a,
prices that will place him in good finann,
q Ga condition. His many friends in
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
Yarns, Yarns, Yarns,

We are now prepared 10 show you
full lineso Yarns comprising Zephy,s
Fairy 2s.p &c Woo, P,nnpa,iours
|A.Anggnila, Germantown, saxony. German
Knitting, Knitting Yarns and Home
Yarns al Of which we guarantee TO sell
as low rs they Can be bought ia St. Paul
or minneapolis. A Gail solicited .H#@. Z
81 &t&t L.5#E EY H. u 4. Richard Bros.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
POTATOES WANTED II.
J AT .Tanller'S.

K l...= FlIrs, Furs,s Furs. IN
#5l have the largest stoekS Of Far Ore.
costs and Fur Robes aver offered for ,rls
In this town. 81. q |*s
53! s3.s NJ s WM. BUTLER.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

JELLYl JELLY JELLY ri, ~
Not The sew station agent, but the
finest line Of jelliss to be found any
where have just been received at the Y:
- H.. q LIVE SToCK Co.'S.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23
Mlasquersd e Ball.

h "A grand masque Grade Ball will be.
given AT the Fayorits roller rink On
Thursday evening, Nov s under thef
Infringement Of j. p. s,nitl, Tnttle s.
Churchill viii have a fine Of masks for.
the occasion, and all desiring to rent
Or purchase costumes can DO supplied.
Tickets $l.50, which includes an ex-
cellent 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
.rinksin the early part Of the evening.
twill be.a grand success and all are
invited to come and enjoy themselves.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

+ Bottled Cider in bottles or by the glass
" $a =#.s. 4 ..$.Gjs.I.SPRAEDEL's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

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

,
. r. J !. Bauer e Royalton has surveyed
The Agricultural Society's race track pre-
lparatory to the grading. Where The
track q Is not straight the outside will b
raised and 8tha inside lowered, in The
di Inference il the elevation Of the two sides
will Ne IS much as 10 inches il some
aslaces., and the track will be leYeled with
the exception, Of Course of,his desired
slope y will Be necessary 70 move
1882 49as9 yards Of earth 10 grade the track
and the contrast will be let ia ! few
days. .z s.53 4
h ia Cpl,a. Old Wei. Club, Rare Treat
Our 9 Key yesssad other standard brand.
often cen. cigars Al - t,e ,rsl five cent
LEI gss's ~ t''W'l a III
.355 .5 srRAKuEt.'s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-23

For sale by 4 3 q
IS RETzLArF 4. OTREHBA.
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 STocK Co.
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! ars selling them q about 90 per cent
less than has bssn asually asked.
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(hsnd. madt1 for el0 81 s.s5y
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2sf alton, MINI B
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ING Palises fsnpls .,on.s 10 l,srs .
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The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
CURRENT PRESS COMMENT.

THE success of the Texas Pacific strike was prima-
ry DUE of course to the temperatend orderly action
Of the strikers Refraining from violence themselves
there legal excuse for the exerton of violence
against them. By guarding the railway property
they prevented the mischief and destruction that the
really criminal classes always ready to commit on
such occasions and by their orderly and peaceful
methods they retained the sympathy of the public and
made it not only possible but comparatively easy for
the authorities to act the part of peacemakers and
arbitrators to good purpose Peaceable strikes
times secure good results to those who engage in
them--siolent ones, ,never.-Philadelphia Times
THE Rebel yell" long since ceased to be ominous
The confederate whine is simply ridiculous. The
Bourbon oficebrckers of the South who have prom.
ised their constituents all the places in the Washing
ton departments should consult Mr.. Manning He
will undoubtedly be able to suggest way out of
the present embarrassment and put it the score Of
economy. He will probably dismiss all the Union
soldiers i'll the ernploy of the government the plea
of reducing expenses but he viii discover that he
was mistaken" and that the government business
cannot be managed with the reduced force. Thon he
will fill the vacancies with men who went into the
confederate service when they ten eleven years
old.-Chicago News.
WHAT would DO thought of a railroad which should
demand that ali the employees should be Of the poti
cal faith of the president OF the road and M Pres;
dent Of different party wers chosen. would discharge