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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
LITTLE LIS MARK ETS.


Wheat-No. | hard. 73c; No. hard
3sc; No / soft, Csc; No. 9 soft, Sc.
Corn-4Jc.
Oats-33c
Flour-Patcnt Process, per sack, 50 rs
xxx, So 20
Xxx 81 Is
Ground feed--per ton, $22.
Bran-per ton 81.
Shorts--per ton $16.
Corn-meal-per ewt $22;;,,.
Pota,oes--per bushel, csc.
Beans--per busllel$1 90.
utter--10@ Use per ii.
Eggs--pe1 dozen. 7@Sc.
Beef NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID.
Dressed Hogs5c peril.
Veal-dressed 715c per IL.
Mutton-6W715c perb
Lerd--S@9c per Ii.
Chickens--.dressed 10Mt1c per Ii.
Turkeys 121ac per ID.
Hams-Country cured a@9c peril
Hides-Green 4Gl5c.; dry, 6@7c per Ii
Honey-In comb, 121151Sc. per it,.
Hams--('i ty cured, e@10c per to.
Honey, s'trained 121ac per Ii.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
Dlted June 1 1881.
JOHN WORK NJ 4 n,
Street Commissioner.

MILLINERY AND DREssMAKINo-N.Ss
Ka1ie Gallagher from minneapolis. has
the LATEST STYLES in Ha,s and
Millinery Goods, and also does F'rS'
Class Drcss,naking. PATTERNS "'It 10
order. Ladies please r4il a. tue New
Drug Store. Royaltou, NinH.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
LAND uTrICE NOTICE.
Land OPFTCg 1T ST. CLOUD. MINI,
II

Land OPFTCg 1T ST. CLOUD. MIMI
June 2, 1886
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to ma We final proef in support of his claim, ana
that said proof will be made osfose. Leon
nour1tv. Miuuescta, ca Juiy a. 1885, VIZ: George
Walnridge, Of Morrison county. Minnesota, Tor.
the Ni11so Of sWA Of section %, township Al
range3i
= Ha names the following witnesses 10 prove his
n,J1tinuSi,s residence i.pt,a and c9atlyatiou Of
said land, vim Johr Clark, r. Il. Curtis, Ian.
cen Coe, Thomas WI COS, poslatiiee address OF
all Lizzie Fails, Morrison county, MINI
. = = e q. II. FREEMAN,
El..: ~ 12 & sg Register
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
NGrICE

All persons desiring burial permits
or information in regard to OAKLAND
Cemetery will please apply to John
Workman, aetuary. Ply order of the
1oard of trustees.
0. 4. CHURCHILL. Sec;y,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
Insurance.

insurance.
1t You want 10 insure your property in
good, reliahie companies, }. C. Hessell
can suit you. They are agents for
the Continental and ctermania compa-
nics of New York, The Orient of Hart
ford, and she North British Mercantile.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
- w GOD
, " a IN -EEzsD.

I wana a feWsloaa eef good dry oak
wood IN exchange for pictures. VIII
pay So. 10 4 cord &C. Neal,
Photographer.
First door south Of j. W. Bsrg's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

Joseph Schlitz's Brewing Co.'S Expor
Milwaukee Lager Beer for sale at
SPEANDEJ'S .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

TUNNsHHHS shy 50.
Mr.. r. W. Atkins, Girard, Kar,,
writes ~ never hesitate TO recommend
your Electric Bitters to my customers,
they give entire satisfaction and are rapid
Sellers" Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and will posts
lively cure kidney and liver complaints.
EurifV the blood aud regulate the bowels.
No family can afford to be without taara.
They will sase hundreds 81 dollars N
j doctors bill every year. Sold at hftr
nsnt; bottle By n. ". Close. &.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
Notice.
ASSESSMENT FOR,
ROAD LABOR.
FOR THE DISTRICT or
LITTLE FALLS,

The following tracts Of land ron*ti =
tutc the torrlt'ry known as the \ii:a:;c
nf,litt'o Falls, and all ners o'l$ il,!'aoit
ing any par Of said district arc liable
Il road labor thcrein--.f no. exempted
by Jaw, and This year nave been as
spssed for two days labor, ard will be
required to work out the same unless
cDmmuted. The concentration is two
dollars, (eo.0O, payab lie to the under
signed within FIVE days after notice TO
toor. Notice will be duly served unon
eac!, person liab)", and if not obeyc1
each violation vii - reported to the
village attorney for prosecution. Sec
tiuu Nine, Pagc 256 Of I've General
Statutes defines the exempt classes.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

Try the Jockey Cluhss whiskey at.
VAsALY's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

Delicious and healtkii;u. mineral watel
{ SPRAHDEL'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
100000.
100000 brick for sale at wholesale or
retail 1T MAURiN 81 MEDvED's.
Washing Compound.

W HSIIN:s NUEkEY'VeaEEN.
Parties wishing 10 buy The French
Golden Wishing Compound will find it
for sale at ny residence on FIRST street
opposite A. Tanners store.
WIN. f.. SIMMONS.
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p When ynu want good nickle
cigar 60 to Vasa|y's and get IN atali'.
I" A full stock of gents and boys white
and colored shirts just received at
RICHARD Bros,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
LIMITS.

Sections Seven and Eight, AA1 the
North Ealf Of Sections $@Eentarr and
Eighteen, in Tow nsilip Forty Of Range
V!lirty-Two, and Lot Three Of Section
Tnirty-Four, Town Forty One in Ea Age
Thirty-Two, and Lots One, two and
Three in Section Seventeen; the East
Half Of the North-East Quarter Of
Soc on Eighteen, and the South East
Quarter Of Section Eighteen and the
liast Half Of Section Nineteen, all in
Town One Hundred and Twenty Nine,
Range Twenty Nine. constitute the
limits
Dated, June 4, 1857.
Holm WORKMAN
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
Thousands Say SO.

Call in and see cur pew prints and
lotions. RICHARD BROS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

Lewis famous 1866 distilled whi:kpy
At SPRANDEI.'s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

Our stock OF tDots anh shoes is now
the best assorted il town: ana as to
prices, vo defy competition.
RICHARD Bios.
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DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS.

Reynolds Relief Corps Cawker City, Kan.
has elected the following officers: Pres, Mrs
Z. B. Alrich; S. V.-P., Mrs. Minnie McGhee;
J. V.-P, Mrs. L. Niles; Sec, Mrs. B. Smith;
Treas, Mrs. M. ]. Lundy; Chap. Mrs. E. Lines
Con-, Mrs. r. Tucker; G., Mrs, E. Fowler.
Representatives to Department Convention,
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Mrs. Turner. During the progress of the
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DEPARTMENT OF NEBRASKA.
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ROSTER OF NEBRASKA.
Sedgwiclz Corps, No 1 J. E. Gillespie, President;
Maria Y. Miles, Secretary; Sarah c. Parker, Treas
urer; Kcarney.
Candy, No 2: Julia Ross, Edna e. Forbes, Elinor
Il. AuimSi St. raul.
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lor, Anna Nj. Bunting; David City.
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Dudley. s. A. Rexford; Weeping Water.
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Farman, Belle Miller; Red Cloud
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Annie Pierce; Tekamah.
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,orroY MARK rro-sY rsL.IRlrL

,vpprooI oct 22-l2;3J D. m.-CIjol Gill; M't]-aSs as
rni.ids 7.lCt. Mddlns orio5n. !sL' ssnI sxpsn:
erci:s LOCO ba.e. inelu1ug So oa.o' AZ, S. .eS
ttHDr.s.iu; UpanGs Low Mhidng causG octlN. H. Ia
rv x n lid: also 2U-cid. do OciOb 7 and - ,alsr
uycry lS6Id also lC4d dc. N"yo9Lfr "a ,IiSerg
irJIrv : l7.G4d: do December and January i,y
iSid; also l6id do January and Fey5Iy % siysry
- ala nIso ) p. I'D; do April AMI May Jtl,sit;
10 nav ami Jun" delivery. 33.O4d also ~ M hsles
n otton-The saIes OF the day lcluig ',,, eisass
Ansrcau Futures weaN CPlands, l@lW ',, .oyeS
2n-0id. sellers; do o'tofI Deceus
her liyCry l76id. BUYERS; No. hoven PEG an M IanasD
her d,yery ltO4d. BUYERS 30. Deccligi g A. al sen
iS.,ld yaur do February and March sehNtt dA
bnyere: do March and April delivery, &''ot ~ ani June
Anrii ard May delivery, 2s-J4c. sellers uV N"'
,.No5 y5,1dng Upands 0lrd; Mbdlrg Up9nGs "a
oyv MilI,ug Upands 3-lOd; GO0i Oiihiif STa,as ~
ll5d ordinary Cpiands LTD; Ho"4 w. SII seed or
Tinarg Texas Cd; Ordinary Texas 0riinS5
Orleans 5Sd Low Mddng orleans; . si ,si' "''
Orleans I'D: Oniinary orleans tt,,t,y fYlaa.s Ls
4 n m.-COtton-Futures closed steady 'ii,rs. 10 Or
MdtIlay OctOter delivery OIL -otu' SOvspf
thrr and Sovc 'nber delivery, ls6id Duytr' GeteBbe
Der December delivery is'ot 90 Jaanary "a
TsITar, tSlivery 2j.G4d. selcrs do FsDIuY tsilyey
denver ! 2j.Gld sellers do. Mdrca ani NJ, 29-Sa
va;ye do May amt June delivery @:.dtI wv i6. Low
GAIyrsToY oct. 22-Cetton qhiot; Mie's, and gcs,
Md,ll ng 1916 Cool Ordinary y 10 i,in S5J blesi
RECEIPTS 81 bales Expoits 70 niea 5t bilej C0as'
si1e 4 ,5 bales; sales 7SJ Oa. -: go ~; Ns
stvASSAH Ocf. 22C0ttpn steay; N.astssi l15 nales.
,ross J74 bales; ExpUTts 10 Great lls' socK 9v@'
Coa3tviss, 2Ol0 baiesi sales S4oo O"''' osid,
balcs a., c,,.o s,ca1v. Midding, yye,n,.
w WS,,,ng 1916. Good ordinary. VI ,,rcat BfLA@
10 iig baies gross Is 5s5 bales; Expofts 40 .slea
a i3l b.les; sales 4UOO e1ies st9eA' i4S''
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
yVESr SHORE RAILWAY.
rtIr prsT CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK

y
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE TRAVEi. ,,,,,, ,,.rsr
THE XFSr SHORE ROUTE Is AIM II Il " - ~
IIOHE OF THE WORLD.FAMED III bSON ,iI ~ ' ES' S'
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSklLL MoO ~ M
IND THKOUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY oF lhh
HOuANK ~ , ,, ioa,,e west a2dst
tatiou as follows: - A.. ..,,,o, foot NJ I,v az
North river 20 earlier than from 1907 Oh "eS'
nt1rolt ard Chicago lO1O 5000, 'S0 p L. Pull
nGn slccpors through. D,t,,,. a., st.cners
Bunao Rochester, 10 'lV'lo d. H. oo'' '''' 'P' '
slecpcrs Hnd par1r cars - r,,. .,oroa n, sinO $40
p. -... ron aIo.lo ll.25 n m 5000 49, 10
rtmGona,1 PJlecpsic end Ca;sli '72O 'lolO. lbs.
IN ,S,, nstou sa, rrtics and Albany A7;30 'l0lo
,i'iSa m. Pass $500 .N.lH, sll.4o y m
S;,1a.oro via Albany 12O, ll:2J G. M. 500 T. m
Er Mon ,a and Canada Fast, l:2O a. m. t;ou p ~
aWltnn ou sOn tlOi0 H. Ia, 600, 'o:lOp ~ io'o"'0'
siOlu 4 NJ, 600 FH:lnp M. ,.
.i,nilv Other trains daily except ,uhody. ,c,,,, =, .
FoT t;ckets tine tables plrlor or sic phi car 80
ans or inform atou apply at olceSi llouuAe ,, ~
A. Brooalyn, Caurt st., Annex NnCe' ' U a. -.
YORK (ity ~ POI 26l. 35. 3V5 SOL 0to 'lf
iro,lway 737 Gthave., li6 Fasi ~ thost 80 80
snS West shore stations folt Of West " s. IL ~ sr
Tvs NCrh River Baggage calSu ~, az ve, ogiaes
hotels ana "Ncch0eS N'"e- HENRY MONtff
GeaeEal Pansenzer AacA
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
DAILROAD TICKETS o,, n.,,,.v
IL TO all points at reduced rates. al zS M gent
NTEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NJ EW -1OKh ZEN hAb AI'l
~ RIVER acknowledgements June ~, 1000
through trains Will Grand Central Depot; ,-
tS a. IN Rochester and Montreal Expres+ through draw
$3.50 m Fast Limited Chicago and ST. Louis Express'
with dining cars, stopping at Albany Utica SyTaSu5e
Rochestc Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland anu Ioeo
arriving at ChcarO 950 Cincinnati 100 m ana ee
Louis 7.A0 m. neat day. . ..u. o. Canaan.
IeIia l [ nicagO Express drawugroom cars 10 Canan'
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Bufal0 1900, ,,,,
t1i a. m Western NewYo ork and Northern Express Win
drawing room cars m, ,,... 1,-,ross ,brono oh
drawing cars. TO Saratoea FJ EDWARD ana oien'
Falls Saturdays only ,, - r.o
sCn n Chicago and Express with sleepngcars
klngnra Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati, loIeuo D0''o
and 1T. Louis l.. eu-oor-.....s ~
Auburn road and to Saratoga also to Montreal .ho.
t.glb d. NJ Pacific with sleeping cars IoI %
Niagara Falls Cleveland, IOedo hhu Deuo'"9'
10 Watertown and OgdeDsb burg daily except saturday u
HIS D. m light Express with sleeplng.cas 70 [ioai
and Troy with the morning trains for the est anu
fcr the North except Saturday night. .,.-
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot No D. Bo~InS
Green Broadway. Harlem Depot l2athst ana
ard at WcstcOtts Express Oices Parkplace near bo
way1 Gbj and Broadway, and G2 West l25n-st NeW
YORK, Washington and 73O Fuonsts BrookNh anu 10
4th ST. Williamsburg ,-...u o... oor ta
nrOcured at any OF ticket Offices III NewIorK Cy ana
g33 Washing tom st, Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and CHECKED from residence. o,.
sThese daily. All others daily except SUNDAY
tThe trains stop at Harlem 12jth;st ami 4thave)
Ton sqn1ay nayCEY T"gS 0hy 10 albany b. NJ KENDRICK.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE FENNsYLVANTA RAILROAD
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.
HE OLDEST ROUTE.

40 ,-,,,,-s rAcu Way WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
~ lsISDAY ) srATiONS IL PHILADELPHIA,
= IN SEW-IORk.
vnres trars leave New YorE via Desbrosses and Court
lanlt street Ferries As follows . ~ ,,,,o.h,u.o,
G2o 730 g. q chicago llmited ana TO- lW9shng,pl I =
Limited ll0 MI 80 40 'a4V ;;,i .; o, g. AMI %
m a TO- b a. J. ! and 81 p. N. AID " nj {ht "a n -,
Trains leaving NcW.N Ork daily except SUNDAY at ~ nu
i'i1a. M. !. ,, {. and p N, and p IN On sundays
connect az Trenton for Com,len. -..,. r,u.so,o,i,
90 T. o $50, $50 II, ana u o
inited IxpreSs IA and .5d p. M l2ti, T. o q,
SO Ia : 10 Gna Is pm. on SUNDAY ~ 0l 70 81
~ M I2.44. ti:i0 Limited $3.50, Z 10, az
n m leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, A. NJ daiy except
oecrs $40 4?6 and ga Broadway. Astor House
fo.t ami CCIctlant as 'ou tst shH
D,opiyH AuneN station foot uf Fultonst. Brooklyn;
T4rh's Hotel Iiob0Scu; station Jersey tlty EmlSIsht
ItcLet oGi.e 40 battery place and Castle Garden.
IAc NewYOrI fraser tom7auy VIII can tot anu 0ho'A
J,xpngc from, ho. els am residences. . ,-ooD
CHARL&S T.. PttH, >; ~ " 49, 80 ..,.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Spot Rio qnIet and steady at sac IN, A..
Crossman & Go. sold Arbuckle 10000 bags on The
basis options dull and rather easier closing barely
November. 705d7 10 pecember lo9 lii January ia
T2O; February. 720d725i March. 1851 80; Air ,ee
a735 Mid grades steady an IN fair demand salss ~ ~
MaracaOo and 400 mats Padsng Mimi on nrty
teTIas. '~e
COTTON-Spot Cotton was easy, but without ono, ,,
change There be t,r business Sales 9li baIss s
last evening" all for hone consumption Receipts ~ "
ports, 3964l bales, aEainst 81 this day weck ~
47459 last year since september lO3J37S bales agaD
l.O47 $50 for the same period In 1884. s-4as'
The quotations according To ths American essaacauo,
are IA iOlloWs ~'-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
DENNSYLYANIA kAlLkUAD.
on and after october IL, lsSo.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL KUUT Th
leave NeSYor Desbrosses and Courtianht serec1
Ferries. as follows: -, w., nth pr,nar Palace
Ha,Is 1iacheH q IN G. and D. daily. New YORK and
CbIceo Limited OF Iarlor Dining. Smoking aud sleeping
cars AZ 8 a NJ every day % - c,or-, ora Erie
,yiliamsDort Lock Haven a. m p M CORY , anu a,ro
at \ p IN connecting At Cory LOT lltus'iio' i0hV
Gentle and the OIL Regions e,, ,,,.o, ussbnotna
psI,mors Washington and the South Limited WashnS'Pa ~
Dross ~ Pnilman Palace Cars daily except sunday "
NJ arrive Washington 405 p nj regular st ~ 4. I IA
M $40 aud 9 p m ana IL nlg1t ounuAJ' "'A'
a m 3;lO and IN. and IL night.
For Atlantic (ity except sunday, p M
tor 1ane Nav except Sunday, l;lO NJ
Lang iranci Bay fead Junction and ntermeTatG u n,
tn sunday m and do not stop az AsouH nd
t,or ma Norfolk via New YORK fnllaoollnia s
Norfolk Kailroad go week DAYS ana z tavs ia '
Line, $40 p IN. week usys-
,usJ' ~rrnkvn Annex connect with all through trains
eGaev civ anordng speedy and direct transfer oE
Trans Arrive from Pittsburg g. li'$o m o;ao a,a az
p.xL n N, daily IRON Washing gtOn ara Batlmoe % %
20 II 20 40 :30 $50 $40 aad 1903 p m SUNDAY ~
500 900 1905 p From Prladelphia S9 S:99 3'T ~
Q.SO 1910, 1850 m; l:2O, - 81 5;5v % =
f20 6i5 72O 400 92o 935 1000 NJ sem @ Sa 50 TX
SuuGas $3.50 $50. 7.05 SOB 1889 m' "'-' Wv '7
D:J5 lO:O5 D.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
Gteamtoats ano RAILROADS..
-ApIEu RIVER BRANCH

HNEW.YoRK NEw.HAvEN AND HARTF0RD r: r. r;
Harlem River Station, corner Ioz ~ ,.
IincoInaye near Avenue Bridge across
reached by Third Avenue Elevated harSaon 2o s5S
94o $40 640 and 500 for Port Motifs % Ss Ws.t
f0at Point Hunts Point, West Farms an Nesy " os.
hestar Tinpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay aSiy ~
isandl Pelham Manor and Newh9enee; G nc mann ne OF
he New York. New.Haven and Hartford ksi,foaa
line and Air Line Divisi0nsi New,' sn.n III yoir
Britain and sued Branches and Boston and all po''
East r..,,. 49,. Ill ,r,errncd ate sta.
tions M 12:lO a. m daily, except Mondays
Sunday trains for Rochelle and all
tIons at 200 noon $3.50 tho latter ra
az Rochelle with way trains Grand Centr depot anu
Stamford
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT xT1 C0.iS 81 SiEAMe + fe,Ie
Peck Sip Pier 25, f. r. at SoI uPpvnn p m; w1fb ahb
special trains MERfDEN. HARTFORD SPnI az AZ
HOLYOKE, &c Tickets sold ana baggage M 70
NeuyI ITaypu
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
DEDUCTION OF FARES

THE POPUIAH INSIDE ROUTE. 100
To BOSTON, g3: Worcester - 40; Ftchburg, S3 80
Naslua So o. Lowell So 5Oi nd Portland 81 81, >,,r
st amen CITY OE WDRtES TER or CI r1 Ot NEW
YOnK leaves per North River foot OF Wattss mex
above Dosbrossess:. Forty daily e1eePt sunday ~
m. bEpttNE W bhADif Nh0n"