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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
KEW HARNESS SHO or.
a Large Stock OF New Harness.,
Etc, for Sale Very Cheap. w

]; We have opened in The Gross 81 ore
building, On Oak street, Little i ~ Is, a
new harness Si,op and have tho largest
stock Of harne sses viii ps, horse blanksts,
brides, halters, .earsls. and combs and all
ether articles kept il = harness shop
and We are seilingI the same cheaper
tfanS they can bsoun GIT en- wh here else
il the state north OF Minneapolis, Cali
and see our and rices "a. d
ssRoss e PARISH.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
Bottled Cider in hotties Or BY lie glass
SS5JPRANnEI' II.
Bncklen.s Arlliea SaIYe.

81 THE sBEsT SAHsyE IN the world { for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, y lcera, Salt Rhenn,,
Fever Sores Mapped Hands
ChilbIains, Gornp and MI skin erup tiona,
and nositsyely cnres Piles q % IS res
..qn,red. IS guarpntesd 10 give perfect
satlsfaction OF rnorey iefnndsd Price
rs cents per boz For ssaie sbr IS. lir ].
Close. s.. Isszg4sa
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30

All lines Of cur goods are sold
cheaper than the chea pest, and for
cash. 4ITfLK FAEIs LIVE ssTocKa co. Is
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
JELLY !JEILY !JELLYl

4 Net HE new sfa:ipn .agenf but the
Tinpsl 'Iine 1T ielliss Il, he found any.
,<siaere haze Just been received at9the5 Il
4 !. -.ZS LIVE STs,cK Co.'S 81 q
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
l 4 IS.

ssS ~ sst aass AS
II
iem t.y &
rt,r,. q III I'll; ssS
Miss eIes ,shs, s.. IA ;s . IS
few swet IL N jtji q, AZ all 4.
SEo,slet has fetyificSf III :lon IL. siss..
erfl
We ,Irlsse III ,sl III rss Nae arm
haTt has been II III 4
typiaoid II VII ,,r erfa;5,s, If
her rtcoyer
MI. San !. hic ,auley of il,e IA "
stopriar III the. bard inu III house. lie is
collecting fnr {, rave 81 taaonlct Rres.
4 The mo,,sr III Mn. Eli. Lesca,iIt was
buried On fnnaay last. s3s MI
IS Nj. Peter sel,ourard and f,,m,lv n ave
moved ID lI,,rainer,l
last 'rues syass 4 sssl,,c, a. u for
Mrs Jack H 81. II, l, !, 4 IN 4,
small i,,y Ya /, q, II, 1, NJ Il ].
nearly q large as iii ,se,i AM, nno,, AZ / 4.
iyaf ian, III 81 n,,tn, q /.
MAR q cs,a fs,, er .ent se,,na ~ !, I.
ladies' No IL ,,,e /, nar,,, d II /, III
ciled /, I, /, Va u, Il, 1,
era ia IN 1 rs j ], i q \, ]. :. u.
er warn. a, III. 4; Ell. q.
verv i, casa q 1 F;,r ,,e,,,, rres, " ,rr
midst a. Tuesday NJ I'D, 4, a.l 3 !, j
the marriage 81 Miss ida DrosiaS &, A.
Allied Tanner he u u Nh, ! ,v,s r I.
formed in,,,e Ca,l,oI;c t.,,,,ch z, Rp,,o
Pr.ir;e j, / I, "a, & q ~, f,.r ! snrn r,
.tuons dinner 81 the Droias a,on, a doz-
en- az INC wcn,ling ,,a,tx a. rod ont for
Judging from their appearance on their
return I II. About thirty OF the friends anti
ne'ghboEs were invited 70 supper ut
p. m. Inc bride ana groom were seat
60 az inc me heao OF me 's taole twh'ch was
.1oaoea VII WIN gooa'cs} under bower'o
evergreen. VI course Inc eheci. was
charmnlNng A"ef supper singing ETC,
the VIOLIN arrived ana we naa thc pleas,
ure o. aaHclog I" me s't' 1ohe o. Weaa'ng
music. j, AZ ll. was m'rlo s ana enjoyment M
for 'he behehs !" 'a'e = ARRIVALS " ana a''
t"ho ~'shco' supper was serYea again M az
, midnight. a nouts5 q. ms, 'heeompany
dispersed, All feeilng that &'hey*had lad
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
RkrzLAFF q OTREsiBA.

Driyil 8 Horses ..5
D For sale by ..s..
IN RETzIAFF q OTREMBA. sys5
BEER Phi Best's --6elect'' bottled
beer Schlitz's bottled beer, and Best's
keg beer At the Palace Sample Rooms,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
DIED

WORTHINGTON-In the: village of
y Little Falls, Minnesota, on the 23d
I day Of October, 1885, Lewis Gilmore
" %Worthington, aged 80 years, 10
months and Is days. f%.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30

You cAh ge /. s!ngle harness q ss'
,lhand .iaadsl fsr AZ IS 81
n 'Is "a 10 xyTrz, 5i3I
oyaiten, MINI,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
u ID WANTED. .l......a. Il.
Eggs, butter and Chickens at.
" NJ Rhodes s. Long IS.

N ~ Or Sale.
One good heading stove. Cost &15swill
sail for $7550. s. F.SsSrApLEs.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
SIslsaNDEIfs.

Excl III III. ] /. \ !. i of
|; Ri ii,
So DDS mad ] !
i i Il. | S,,1 II, ok j. Go.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30

d Guns and Am intuition cheap for the
next tlirysdays al 4 I I
5l n. IA. +. ScHLEusEsER's.; Il
& la Cubs, Old Well Club, Rarss Treat,
Oar E.y West anu other s,aotlara brands
Of ten cent ,.igars also tins pest ii cent
cisais in tsfwa III, :5$. sifB@ .: II
:E3s 5 I. ls. y y. \ ERANDEIhs. a
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30


Apples
!IIIE, N Y
II 3 Took COM PAN US.
just receiving two carloads
choicest Michigan fruit
.@. in large bbls. from
N best packers.
Now is the time to
lay in your whites stock.
Leave orders immediately.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30

c:Y H. n. 8, NJ. McFadden is at the
Central Saloon. r. 4 ..,, IA II 81 (. n
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06

The Oregon Central forfeiture
has passed the House, but it had no
real opposition. The Oregon and
California anf the California and
Oregon forfeiture bills have passed
the House and are in the Senate
committee on public lands, where
they will stay. They are of very
little consequence. Only about
thirty miles Of the Oregon and Cali
fornia road and about i50 miles of
the California and Oregon remain
unfinished, and the unfinished por-
tions are in a mountainous region
where the land is Of re valuo. The
House has not yet passed the bill to
forfeit about 35,000,000 acres OF
land granted to that road. The
Senate committee also framed and
reported bill to forfeit the North
ern Pacific lands, but it is much less
sweeping than the House bill. 1t
only proposes to forfeit sections Of
granted lands opposite that portion
of the road not completed. The
Senate committee decided not to re-
port for forfeiture any lands lying
opposite completed portions of any
road, on the ground that such land.
had been equitably earned, to say
the least. The House Northern
Pacific bill proposes to declare for
feited about t;vs times as much lauc
as the Senate bill. But there is bu
a poor chance of either bill bscom
ing law at the hands of this Con
grsss.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06
THE LEADER is not now and nc

THE LEADER is not now and nsv-
or has besn an adn,irer of the polit-
ical principles and practices of Hon.
j. II. Mitchell. His ability no one
doubts. Hts services to the State
while its representative, though
greatly overrated BY his friends,
have been considerable. He is very
popular with the masses of the peo-
pie. He is probably better quail
fed to represent Oregon in the Uni
ted States Senate than any Repub.
lican whose name was prominently
brought before the late lanented
Legislature. His appointment is
now being urged upon Gov. Moody.
The Republican press Of the State
il almost unanimously in his favor
The only notable exception is the
Portland Oregonian, and its motive
are SO apparent and unworthy tha
its opinion in the matter is entitled
to little or no consideration. l
Governor Moody is to cast aside hi
owa Judgment and preference, ant
be guided by the will of majorit,
Of his party, Hon. ]. II. Mitchell
will bs our next Senator.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06

CHESTER ARTHUR is again a plain
citizen Of great republic. His ad-
ministration is another proof of the
oft-asserted theory that increased
responsibility adds to the dignity
and stability ofa mans character.
He has made good average Presi-
dent. There was nothing during
his term Of sffice TO call forth any
great display of craftsmanship. 1t
is Improbable to conjecture wheth.
or he would have risen equal to the
occasion if there had been. If he
has done nothing unusually great,
he has committed no great errors
His nomination as Vice Presiden,
was received with painful surprise
and his succession to the Presidency
was regarded with serious appre
hension. The tenebrious forebed
ings proved to be groundless. Dis
trust gradually gave way to confid
ence. His conservative course ha
commanded general approval an
his administration has been on tn
whole acceptable to the people.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06


GROVER CLEVELAND is now Presi-
dent Of the Usited States. After
many years of disappointment and
defeat the democl is once more
charged with the administration of
our national affairs. To-day, how
ever, it is the young democracy
born of the needs of the times and
animated by progress and patriot
ism. Grover Cleveland is not q
brilliant stat tesmsn, but what is bet
ter, he is an honest man of good
practical intelligence, integrity of
purpose and demonstrated executive
ability of the highest order. His
earnest republican simplicity, com.
bined with his strength of character
and stability of purpose, eminently
qualify him for the exalted position
which he now occupies and will
doubtless do much tc lead the natior
up to its original high estate of pu
rity and simplicity. The task befor,
hin is herculean, but we have
calm confidence in his ability t
surmount every obstacle that viii
be put in his way by the disappeint
cd in his own party and by the mer
politicians among his opponents. l
be fails we shall bo more than dis
appointed. But the future is gle
rious with the tinted rainbow o
proniss.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06

The Furrell high license bill, FIX
ing the liquor license throughout
the State at $500, passed the Min
nesota Legislature last Tuesday af-
.sr a two hours parliamentary
struggle.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06
Weston Weekly Leader.
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1885.
Ma. R1NpAIL's.plan for the con-


Mr.. RASDALL's'plan for the con-
struction Of new navy is regarded
no Being comprehensive and radical
In character, aad on that account
has found many active friends ana
acslvs enemies, the latter mostly
snsng naval sficsra Tbs plan
provides, first, fer the collection OF
oil possible information on the SUB
jsct Of naval construction; second
for the selection of plans, and lastly,
for the building Of the navy accord
ing to these plans without any
further action BY Congress. The
language of the paragraph is tnat
all necessary money to pay sx-
psHses of the board, its awards and
purchases, and building Of the YES
sels provided for is appropriated
ont Of the money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated. Thus
there is no limit to the sum to be
expended in the construction of the
new navy. The country at large
will be satisfied with almost any
thing which will give start te
tho needed work of providing th'
United States with navy, hut thu
Democrats are needlessly exposin:
themselves to certain censure b,
not appropriating stated sum TO
q clearly defined purpose. 1t will
matter little how economically th
money is expended, or how wei
the work is accomplished, thsr
will not be found wanting thos
who will discover in the transa'
tions evidences Of great fraud
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06

EASTERN Republican papers re.
fer to the late lamented Legislature
IS having been "inexcusably frac.
tious." That's new name for lack
Of common sense.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06

Hi. medical advisers are ur sins
President Grant to come to the
Pacific Coast for his health.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06

The Temple Farm" at York
town, Va, on which is the Moore
House, where the Commissioners to
draw up the articles of the surrea-
der of CORVALLIS met on October
l8, 1881, is advertised for sale.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-06

Germany has extended her pos
sessions in Western Africa by an
nsxing the rem ainder of the coast
Of the Gulf of Guinea lying between
the Camsroons and Old Calabar,
including the Camereons mountains
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02
STA-E ITEMS.

Picnics are now raging in Independence
county.
Mad dog gossip is mingled in every
Fulton county breeze,
The Batesyille papers report good crops
in Independence county.
The Deaf Mute Institute closed on
Wednesday of los. week.
A cure for chicken cholera is advertised
by Batesville druggist.
The late rains have damaged the whaat
in the shock in Pope county.
Lacrosse seconds Melbourne's motion
for an Lard county fair this fall.
GrasshoDpers by the million have ap-
peared in the vicinity Of Arkansas City.
Tom StaIlings, an oli,steamboat cap.
tain, is building 9 SMALL steamboat +,
Calico Rock for the upper White river
trade.
A young man aS NJ. View last week
threw a stone at a dog, missing his aim,
broke the leg of horse which was stand.
ing near by,
belle B yd, the Confederate Female
Spy" is now in Little Rock in extreme
want. a concert is SOON to be given by
he local talent of the city for her benefit
A man named Rufin living near Lon,
ka, shot and killed a laborer uamed
Eelar. On the evening Of the 23d uit
The statement before US shows that the
.hooting was jasufable.
Just as we were going to press, we
earn that Henry Bone shot and killed
Jake W.If, brother Of Mrs Joe Richari-
~, at Mt Give, a few hours before.
Melbourne Register.
A counterfei.er named j. E, Young
vas arrested last week at IeEarkana.
folds for mixing several silver coins and
5 0 and $50 gold peiees were found IN
t, possession. Young b S resided there
lr The past two years without any VISA
lie means of su.renance. His wife ex,
1osed his handiwork during a family
I4auel.
A Mempbia1 named Batter married an
Imcsr white negress at Helena. a few
avs ago. The couple ran away from
iemphis, sending q man named Dent IT,
leleua in advance to purchase a mar
i4ge license and secure a room for the
,appy mixture. Parties who witnasse.
he ceremony are very indignant aJ Dent
1r II -presenupg the character and
8gial standing Of the contracting parties.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02
/ NEW GEOGRAPHY.

Ofwhat is the surface Ofthe earth com
posed? ,
OF corner lots, mighty poor roads, rail-
road tracks, baseball grounds cricket
fields, AMI skating Kinks.
What proportion of the globe is water:
About three-fourths. Sometimes they
add little gin and nutmeg to It.
What is e town
A town is conaiderabla collection OF
houses and inbabitants, with four or five
men who run the party" aac lend mon
e7 at fifteen per cent interest
What is a city?
A city is an Incorporated town, with
Mayor who thinks the whole world shakes
when he happens to fall fat on cross
walk.
WhaE is commerce? ?
Borrowing s. for a day or two and
lodging the lender for a year or two.
Name The different races.
Horse race, boat race, bicycle race and
racing around to find a man to endorse
v0nr note.
Into how many classes IS mankind oil.
giied? ,.
siz-being enlightened, civilized half
civilized, savage, too utter, not worth
cent, and Indian agents.
What natl Ms are called enlightened .
Those which have the most wars and
the worst laws, and produce the wors.
criminals.
How many motions has TIE earth
That's according to how you nix your
drinks. and how y0u start home.
What is the worlds axis?
The lines passing between New York
and San Francisco
What causas day and night?
DAVIS caused by night getting tired oo-.
Night is caused by everybody taking the
street ears and going home 60 supper.
What is a map
A map is drawing to show the jury
where Smith stood when Jones gave bin
a i.t under the ear
Wnati- mariner compass:
Ailrh1'Iing four gt.lD1s
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02
~ 'E.I =
- 80 Hl- uA-=s
ARKANSAS GAZETTE.
alarEH 49, U7nu 49,
- ail 49, uA9f
The MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED, AND MOST
COMPREHENSIVE NEWSPAPER IN ARK.

The most complete line Cf special and
associated Press News. IncomparaDly the
best Market Reports. Noted rlmpartlaI-
ify. candor. fearlessness and ability in Its
discussions Of the topics of the day. Per-
formed its share IN making the Republican
party Go in 1884.
It believes in Arkansas and the New
South. and will always lead in bringing to
the notice Of the world the States une-
quallrd resources.
lttlinks tin. Indian Tcrriraryis retard-
ug the progress of Arkansas more ta&r all
other causes combined. and snail continue
lis fight to open il until that b.@ssic& Is
.trp,nlrir-I,ad
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02

By the following extract from a HasL'
lngton correspondence Of the Arkansas
Democrat il will be seen that the public
lands of the nation have been used for
political purposes by the tastIy waning
administration
Gen Sparks the new democratic land
commissioner, has issued an order forfeit
ing the bulk of the fraudulent Maxwell
land grant. This will throw open pub
!ic entry over ! 50OOGJ ac-es. Through
Iraudulentsurye7s and corrupt ficial 5a"-
raining at Washington this grant WA
stretched 50 as 20 include t70OO0J acre
Of land This order Of Mr. Sparks cur
down this grant 10 it8oriunal dimensions
# Mr.. Sparks could never do any NOR,
in hi- Office beyond striking down this q
rantic land swindle be would be entitled
20 monument at the hands of bis fellow
aountrymen. This grant has been back
ed bv some Of the most powerful fnanc'a
and social influences ever known in To
history Of Washington inriguos Gen
Sparks would not be able 10 strike TINS
blow if he were not firmly supper ed b'
the secretary Of the interior. Of cours
furious appeals will be made to Secretary
Lamar 20 suspend the order, but the sec
retary will be found as immnyable az
rock, He is thoroughly familiar with tb.
facts in the case and will sustain the Ian.
commissioner. This order, taken witt
previous ones. releases over 100000
acres of land which have been fraudulent
~ claimed by dishonest spectators.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02
A HORRIBLE Death.

The Kansas City Times gives the fol-
lowing account of q death by hydrOpho
,ia which occurred near that city not long
ince;
"Mr. ToelIe had desperate battle with
D mad dog on May 8th in which he ~as
.itten several times and from the effects
# which he f,mly believed he would
lie. Last Monday night after a vislt &"
be house of his brothe7in law, he re-
urned home and requested that they tie
MIN to the bed as be felt a cOnvulslon
.Oming on and be did not want TO hurt
any of them His request was compiled
With, and that night as he had predicted
he had his first spasm, which was
not violent. Tuesday afternoon be had
another, and the third occurred Tuesday
rht Each sra,m was more violent
ham the preceding one between the
,rerga's OF the attacks Tuesday ne " 2
arOuaI and made his WILL TIi Tuesday
rat he bad been drinking water keep
ny p0unGel ice in Li, mouth Then be
-.n-od to drink further and the sigh, Of
.afer would throw him in'o c1uTuislon-
I- also began 20 froth at the mouth and
cam Ike will beast, ell the phI.-
maxim. desperate efforts 10 release HIM
eff from the ropes with which be was rfa
o the bed Yesterday afternoon be die.
~ terrible agony His str9egies w.r.
-ighrar. Ills eyes g.ared like a Wild
.nimaps. bis mouth was Hecked with
.,am. and his screams could he heard for
mile. -Four strong men were required
ID keep him from breaking the ropes.
Mr. Toelle was a man about % years o..
we. He was in good circumstances and
vas held in high esteem by his nelghbor-'
lie leaves q wise and five children
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02

Our chief magistrate deems it proper to
set an example also in domestic economy.
Away goes the French cook No longer
will the guests who partake of presden-
tial cheer have their brains puzzled by a
Partisan menu, but in his stead lady
from Hiboruia will atten5 the culinary
department. The Ethiopian valet is also
a style of the past, Such ef3minacy and
gardanapaIiau luxury is no longer to be
tolerated.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02
ALOOF FROM THE WORLD.

Summer Hartwsll, an e1ghty-ysar-old
hermit. died last week at 6harley, Mass.
Ie died in The house where be was born.
lie passed half his life in locality where
ns could hear the locomotive daily, yet be
never rode on q train of cars and knew
not the appearance Of the inside of an
ordinary freight ct5oose. lie had no idea
OF the nature of The Telegraph instrument
and had failed 10 gaze upon the telephone
transmitted. Horse cars would have been
IS strange 10 BIN as they would have
.oen 90 rne North American Indians In
1887. Q the several towns near Shere.y
ne had visited only two. The city Of
Ftcdjurg. two miles away, he knew no
more about than ha did about Herat
From the hilltop where he passed his
days can plainly be seen the church
-pires in Lunenh-rg, three mi es away,
ss- Summer Uarj9si knew IS much OF
ggH7-antin0Dle rs he did Of Lunenburg.
lie he'd been to Townsend LarbCr an ad-
III < an s1z5.s + a-rzf ms r577
eriss- mill on tie edge @, Grocon, but at
,his point he would not atIgh5 from bis
team. Neither curiosity nor desire for
information had ever prompted him 70
learn in just What manner his corn was
turned into meal. Hartweil never saw a
circus, never attended county clt,le
show, never heard of a thousand matters
familiar to every school boy in the land
For forty years be had not ATTENDED
church, but he made the request that
when he died the bell upon the Unitarian
church be tollad, and it was. Politically
this old fellow was republican, buthe did
net follcw c,osei~ the-noHfical world. lie