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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17

Mrs. T. s. Caughey is entertaining Miss Narcissus
Richey of Indianapolis Mr.. Tom limerick of Chi
cago is visiting relatives and friends here Mr.. EN-
erick recently married to Miss Hattie Weakly,
formerly of this Mr.: Max Levinson and baby,
from Chicago are visiting Joseph Levinson and
family. Mr.. Mort whistles and Miss Kate Babb,
of Franklin spent last Sabbath here Mr. and Mrs.
Will Major visiting friends in Louisville KY.
Miss Nellie Ray. who has been spending the summer
with her sister Mrs. j. r. Beardsley, of Elkhart,
Ind is expected home next week Miss Eva
Bracken who has been visiting friends in
indianapolis. returned home Friday evening. Miss
Ella Mayhew who has been visiting her cousin. Miss
Amanda Mayhew returned to her home in Chicago
yesterday The Kensineton Club met Saturday with
Mrs. Will Powell. .Messrs Ed Elliott and Albert
BIakey have returned home from their Western trip
Mrs. Dr. Reed of Chicago. is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Frank Sheldon, West Broadway
street The Kensinglon Club met in the
parors of the Presbyterian Church Thursday after
and rendered very interesting programme.
The Ladies Benevolent Society met Friday afternoon
at Mrs Nj, B. SINNERS. on East Broadway. Miss
Allie Haeh of Forrest Home is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs Dan Deprez, East Washington street.
Mrs Frank Roth is visiting relatives and friends
in Louisville Ky. Mrs. Ike Brown and daughter,
Miss Anna have returned from their visit TO Cincn-
natl Mrs. III. H. Nisslaee and children visiting
her sister in Cincinnati who is very sick .Messrs.
Ed Beggs and Ed Swain. and Miss Motto Sutton and
Miss Kate Webb spent last Sunday in St. Paul. -.
Mr.. VIII Beckman. wife and son, of indianapolis were
visiting her mother this weeks
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17
Mattoon. Ill,

Miss Lille Heath and Mrs. N. p Heath of Cham
paign ILL.,. in the city, visiting friends Wednes-
day evening George NJ Doran and Miss Lizzie Ward
were married. The former is government postal
clerk and the latter teacher in the public schools of
this city Miss Lovinia Ewing and Mrs. A. M.
Ritter have returned from visit to Kansas friends
- Mrs. Phoebe Walker. nee Wines. is back from
Nebraska visit. Mrs U. T. Rice will return
M. McFall will go to Carthage Mo-, next
week, for a visit - William Lennox and wife of
st. Louis, guests of their daughter Mrs. G. G..
Mac. Miss Allie Neff is home after an extended
visit in Kansas. Mrs. w. IT, Mason has gone to
Omaha to visit Ira James and family.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17
BrightwOOd News.

Mr.. Jacob is visiting relatives at Bloomington and
Springfield, Ill.
The road freight men have been buster during the
past two months than at any time before for years
Mrs. George Messersmith and Mrs. Bush have re-
turned from protraced visit to relatives near Day
ton, o.
An inspection of the Bee line by the officials of the
road will soon occur and general brushing up is in
progress.
car loaded with flour caught fire in the yard. in
voving loss of several hundred dollars to the rail
road company before it extinguished.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17

session at Vincennes - Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Glenn arrived home from their bridal tour of the
Eastern cities last Monday morning. Harry G. Mil
lgsn ami wife, of indianapolis, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miligan the first of this week
Mrs. Eva Penniman departed for st. Louis last
Tuesday, and from there she will go to her home in
Kansas Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lambert visited the
family of D. w. Yeagley over last Sunday Cards
are out for the marriage next Wednesday of Ed
VanCampt and Miss Laura Lee. of Indianapolis
Mrs. G. N. Harding has returned from a visit
This evening the Young Folks Society of Chris
tian Endeavor will meet in Center Church Mrs. b.
Task. of Boston, is visiting Mrs. Fred Huestis.
ting his brother, r. B. F. PIERCE. Mrs. Henry
Sloan and visiting at Peoria. III -. Mr. and
Mrs y. Nj. Gregg entertained a number of their
friends last Thursday evening. The young ladies of
the Methodist Church gave musical entertainment
last Thursday evening, at the residence of William
Martin large number of persons were present, and
the organ fund was visibly enlarged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17

Miss Rosa Marquis has succeeded Professor Mint
ger as teacher OF the violin in the School of Music
DIR Jas. E. Gilbert, of the Meridian street Church.
Indianapolis delivers the Sunday afternoon lecture in
Meharry ID all to-day. Brit Brown and wife of st.
Louis, are the guests of D. L. Southland and family
this week. The ladies of the Alpha Chi One ga fra
ternity were given handsome reception Friday
ing at the residence of Miss Anna Allen . The Kap-
pa fraternity celebrated their sixteenth anniversary
at the residence of Professor Marquis last Wedne
day evening. There a banquet and toasts, and
Inany visitors from distance present. The
Sigma Chi fraternity held elegant banquet Sat
urtay evening in honor of Hon. George Cooper. of
Columbus, Ind. Cards are out for the marriage,
on Wednesday afternoon at the Pre- byterian Church.
OF hon Nj. Bosom and Miss Susie e. Farron. =.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Parkhur>t of Chicago has accepted the
pastorate of College-avenue Church. He is New
Highlander, but has lived in Chicago for number of
years as pastor of the leading churches of that
city Elder Taylor has declined re-engagement as
pastor OF the Christian Church for year and will
go elsewhere Col. John W. Foster ex-mnister to
Spain, visited Colonel Weaver this week. Mrs. Ann
h. Spurgin of St Louis is visiting Mr.. James Spur
GIN MRS DR.. Washburne of Tuscola Ill is visiting
Mrs General Washburne. - Mrs. Will Cumback, of
Greensburg. is visiting at DIR. Hopwoods. Mrs. Ed
win F. Thayer, of Greenfield is visiting her parents
Professor Ridpath and wife. The Brazil Guards
gave an exhibition drill at the Catholic fair on Friday
evening At the conclusion they were presented with
an elegant plush banner by the young ladies of the
church.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17
MunCi0.

Mrs. w. ". Dudley, of Richmond, is in the city.
the guest # Mrs. E. H. Swayne Colonel Dudley will
arrive in few days, and will visit for short time
with friends. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Nicely are
home from Detroit Mich, where they had
gone bridal tour. Mrs. E. E. Put
nam and Mrs. NJ. March were at Wabash
during the week the guests of friends there 49,
Mrs. Dell Haynes has been in the city for time
visiting her mother. Mrs. DR.. Vinton Mrs. Will A.
Meeks is home from extended visit with friends at
Topeka. Kan. Mrs Judge Lott has returned from
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Inlow at
Independence Kan
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17
GrRRnShnrR.

Mrs. R. A. Hamilton is visiting at Abba Ia Sol
ONION Smiley of Council Grove. Kan. was the guest
OF his father here this week. Or w. l.. Hasbrouck
has returned from extended trip in the East. .
Newton Hazelrigg and wife, of Whitestown, are
guests of friends here ct the old home. Miss Title
French, of Hamilton, o.. is here visiting the family
daughter have gone to Oswego. Kan. on visit. -
Licensed to wed: John E. Robbins and Anna N Gar
tin, ohm H. Robbins and Mary A. Adkins Winston
l. Evans and Ava A. Miller, William Martin and
Hattie Higgins.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17
. Nashville.

Mrs James Gleason of Upton, is visiting friends
in our city. e. Mrs. Annie McIlheny of Chicago, is
visiting relatives here. Mrs. j. o. Henderson of
Kokomo is the guest of friends and relatives in
city Mrs. w. h. Sands is visiting her parents at
Dublin. Mrs Eta Crawford is the guest of friends
at Greensburg Miss Cora Smith is visiting Miss
Edith Gordon at Metamora.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-17
PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE
I,rawtorfasyiIle.

Rev. r. P. Thomson, of Plymouth will preach at
the Center Church this morning This afternoon ne
viii lecture at the college chapel Prof Iuttie ana
Prof ]. IL. Campbell are in attendance al synou' !"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-03
NORTH CAROLINA ExcURsIoNIsTs

Should remember that the excursion proper goes on
Nov. 3, via the old reliable c., H & L. railway leav
ing indianapolis at A. NJ and 1855 p NJ, going via
the scenic Chesapeake Ohio railway, along the line
of which tourists may stop off pleasure taking in
as side trips if desired, Washington Baltimore Phil
adelpha. New York and all points east. No other
route offer this No other line makes good time
and connection takes better of its passengers
Mr. R. l.. Fisher who has just returned from Green's
returned delighted with this route will accompany the
party and attend the wants of patrons Please do
not purchase tickets until you have called at c. H. &
l. ticket office, corner Illinois street and Kentucky
avenue seen route and learned rates. Tickets
also on sale at the depot.
W. II. FISHER, General Agent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-03
Advice to Mothers.

be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re
lleves the little sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t
pain. relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrhea. whether
arising from teething or other causes Twenty
FIVE cants a hottla
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-03
Please Do Not Forget the Greensboro, NJ c., Ex-
Cursion
OVER THE KANKAKEE LINE,


Nov } Train leaves Indianapolis at $3.50 p. NJ.
This Is Mr. Wilson's excursion, and the only
one that will have man in charge ali the way
through. 1t is only by taking the Kankakee
line that you can avoid long transfer ut Gin
cinnati. Tickets will be furnished by three diff
ferent routes. Other lines are advertising, but
you have only to call at 16 North Meridian
street. indianapolis on Nov 3. to be convinced
that offer best route, the best rate and all ad-
vantages. | will be at 16 North Meridian street,
indianapolis, Nov. 3. Please call there for in
formation and tickets. ELwooD WILSON.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-03
More Warrants for Rohinsnn.

Two more warrants were yesterday sworn ont
for Robinson. the pension swindler. One was
from aswindled lady in Shelby county. and the
other from Decatur county man. Robinson is
also wanted in Ohio and Pennsylvania, whore he
has been working his scheme very extensively
the past year. He is still in Jail awaiting pre-
iiminary hearing, which he will probably be
granted to day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-03
The Great Question Settled.

Nobody doubts that danger turks behind a
cough or cold. How to cure these forerunners
of consumption has been the only question. 1t
is question no longer 1t is triumphanty an
swered every day and every hour by the bene-
fetal and astonishing effects of Hale's Honey of
Horehound and Tar Taken in time this prep
aration is specific for every disease of the
lungs tending to fatal issue Sold by all drug
gsts.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in One Minute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-03

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-03
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-03

Roberts Park. and Sixth Presbyterian An
entire change of programme will be given at the
entertainment this evening.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

A destructive fire occurrd in Rich.
Prairie on Saturday forenoon last. result;
ting in the toeal destruction of Robt. ::
Gruber's hotel and saloon and vosen's'
blacksmith shop: The fire originated
ia the upr er part Of, the building where,
the chimneyireslsd against some WOO d
work, md the efforts to extinguish it.
were unsuccessful. Nearly all Of the
goods ID the second story OF the bp ilding
were destro yed, while most everything
of value on the lower flower was saved. !
1t took the building come: time to:burn:
down and the hotel furniture and saloot
fixtures and goods we're mostly removed
1t is Mr.. Grdbers Intention to bnr;y;' ' an.
other building or rebuild Immediately.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
H=NYese Little it't E|k'> 4 ~, e.. =:
shedb- aa!wau:{iqn at IN!
!.!D f:.IN .Nt - Sara Mill.

c CO } ln ,ctothing, tteth i
! We are not given to blowing, very
much; but we can b}ow good deal this
fall aboutiour Clothing Stock, as being
he most ;cpmp'ete, the best; and the
ebeeapssss9f eveT brought to this town. or
C@9|hipg7Reeom is 24.so feet, and is. all
occupied. xlXou would :p}sase Us very
mach by;eouajug over tn zee our 81 all
wool stiits:.tn ..i;:> / R1cHARD EROS!
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
,UI,O, lSe1ltqift: Mt ;Cxv<k,i

-oU|'o,: SELLING at Ccst,I Ij;' m
i ~ 1sthe, t}ns to buy your glovesss
mtfsnes t 1qn' S4 4; t* soeks s4qf packs,
moose Im q % arctics AID woolen
boots; also, bqets and shoes .wiAbe>sold
tonake room fog jour! stock Of spring
goods. ::,l1 ot!" HEBRON Bros. y;
div ii;;rg;:2E' <:-'E.t TiIl:l4i a*:::!:4:
II yon do not like ia have trouble, and
wish 70 enjoy good he<h BY nicely
cooked victua1s;; buy, The new i Improved
AeSf9 cteSk s'||95Hs tHs kstt 1Pss .tths
world. ,yIo III r. ISS Sc r. H2s :.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
WUse Liftie ElK s*BBI l. o'
lwilieeff aeKe{g fr6m Mtdes Fails f

lwilteeff tleK9{g fff6m MtdeF Falls to
anypatto Europe and otsni5 ossulor;
BfiS,S1aa4 ii{3blrridd g aoji'Tyr! t4J Eaarr:G !1
5;IdcIsRslI7q odl gy1s OH sffE7ior 3
.oWeba44tdb]!yi::HgFed"t Il iesccomma9d t6 TIE
kSdhissiSst;e 5 |SpA at&e a Is q NJ
Edd ahes, ias ths8Y are: getting 4i 60 aaiBe
a'}yikuexp;;t p thoss '~hoy 'haves not yet
tt1ed ahanI They will! ind II 10 their
interest Is do % ao1",s RioHxhD Bios
!: F:aS>oh olsM 1.do2u s15 E.!2:a! S -:i1i23
jn!sYss, eWhy5 'shiaouldh,t We?od j
'|HHfh5lfaF 5fhtAjfiyssl Rtiasa
much !tY lhe'tey thqn le4t yea5p eDdi go9fs 81
Rich4Ai Broai; theo.populatp steoe ID
Iltttt Bs1ls,t at et.4,m 1etos 40 per- cent
Btl5k cdnpe Ntds s ~l6fi 81 sha hhlldh,t We ps
|hYn ,dsigs! no ~ anis 5:.ii 4 q:
4hg14Af cd o s.assia - fifiosidiiqsl g 10
10 1s1ooa ssssa 10, ! fo.,. o5. y4ss I
-ses,is
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
'<,.: 49,. saDTl-TOf]
.gaN GREAT sEEDtoFFER1,!:; i

T. >gaAt GREAT sEED'OFFERss 81
a5The 'Pitneer Press 'Ciinpauy 2otFer a
dollars worth of seeds md The w eekly
Pioneer Press r'$1 20, 'aHd very liberal
'olqb q@n$ u s9&qqs rhS seed& talre
]fprp p{s BY NJ N s{: of St Paul.
thoroughly reliable seed dealer, and: the
subsqriber Selccis hheoSarietiesr desired
from large list published by the Pho
neer PEess i Gom @lpg i, Al es persons de
!siring, seeds should send; for the lis't,r
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
EUse Liwls: Elki'eA ~:

on Yarns, Yarns, Yarns. mid
We'are'9no~ sprvpatya VI 5B6wt YOU 4
{an 1lii55&'k fftAf dGHPlsid&n fly;
I Fssfhfy zfphAy4Iss, Ice WtodaG1, PampadQur;
Apgora; (2erma1 towing RaxonyYI German
Knjaingls Knifingi5Hxg1si 5aHdo Home,
YARNS ;allof whicH*2 gaafaias1 toseR
{slSws a tHe33 can BebSdght ,fh1st. Paai!
o3IhaPaS.pS|is:' 6 A9a sellsittd; 20 S sns
q; Si'i, ,,i '5 o sRHHARp BRosp'3:, =,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
f#7 use Little E}k:ABBo. !
!FhtiY .JFHetl :.aMAa1.. c1cf

,2Flotir, Feed; MEAL, EFfe!!I Is ="
en- PEW ,sYe4lIng the pes}, 55oTk ,:tsfqd
fof S22 81 4 PEI !1Qn, sacks ftxtra stte best
Iowa bolted corn meal for 81 per: hun.
fred, Gravel &auulrtI Bros':I Fancy
Fsour.fors8bo:per sacsk: III have made
I eo4aesp daafag reduction il lie ppfictes
q q ~ goods ~ ny ,,:::t e y.
tHIc alIo -c,It dlIM1ili1 + NE II "a !
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

= odf ,.oek q tarpe.s IS dow full add
teqphplEe'tf 1qAt having ::pureb = large ::
assortment of all grades. :Carpeting,can Z
" bcush from Us from 90 cents per yar, IT
ana 7up%ndet' EBargains1 IT'D aia styles; 6
Z ane:n 5se if11d s. ~, y:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

few :; Of the latest style hanging
lamps left5&t H.cF. SolAeusener's. CaA
and sector yourself. Nstrouble to show
goods, c>( I':',":' .'.'::. r.-..::"':': ~:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

. Dimension Stan Tor SaIe!O !''
, have for sale a fine grade Or lone a.:
!me '!'|,i y, white pine timber, and parties
desiring! to:purchase anything: in. lat
line will find it Improbable to. deal with
me, The timber will be either delivered
at the Fl: Rtpley rail road station or can
be taken'fr IN Logans saw mill west OF
IT. Ripley. .,.., - :: =; ,: 49,: ~
:. .,1..i.:! .l..... mi e. s. Nonrna.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

!odr 'Qroeker:y rnar Glass Ware depart
m 81 Is 3 as , fEa1tl! es Eyer AID we keep
selling }p II EN- at .pop9llar.prices, 81: .
j -at1 r s.: t.,3i;; 7I.; RICHARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
!;XSH0d3eeaS1rt;,Xs I: fR,ibhkIasl1

e1n .c SsG9sS'9se 'P' TT h1 il l5S as1x ~
II Fa7Hln'gq lAst eiyed 1aI la1ge ,iproicel
OF the above goodssjwe are now> prepared
tet furnish I'D, pubic w,ttlt ,s1yyf Ida 2ail
eoods2they hi4yo'dd6ji+1. Lifhh j {}shat 9line:;
i 4sI aRe5 the efeleb1e9sSI and
!h4 lncY8ln RYfanas Yb}eh arp posi vely tbs
Pest rpbbeefs lpeded Gome,andsee, ,,s.ed'
-nnnt vIIaoH oyGd ,RlCHAHD lBRdf nn
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

,':e A Kew: invented lamp Of IS IS candle
by SyyeIl i fSr1s.lle E :, as
This llamp willr giXe, ap1 texcellent,' clear,
and hzight ikht!isnd will r mott heat the
oil:in' 1.-The fount1 BY shs siafgestob iazt!
Nothing Better cad re Haa f9r Store si} is2 alhd'
go 488 8: IA lll&49'}R4 l o'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
Dimension starr for SaIe!O

Bot'1ea Cider ia Pottles q y th!s g,a 3
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

On all kinds, of Groceries, we keep the
''1,ead'' for: low prices, -: 80 v,,Ir,.' -:
;,f... ,. 49, RICHARD BR0a.|,,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

Attention is>cal]ed' to the new adv%r!
tisemehto of j e. Raymond Of St: Paul.
dealer III engines; Boilers, pdmpI3ss, and
wed an .i jr3 al Isl y H. S +
r''sp SY9| dealer and parties desiring
to purchase s. nythiDg: Gin. his line can
pEdftably deal swith@him.t. o;,uy l4i Il.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

I 1: a! Il 4 III N|j & y
fluoda YedF,ON 50 L4Bo aa1dII ~
t1oa aoi.aviiIao sdt ben baiap:, -
tain 91neGe 1of leow .iioRe f,s, w r.
st oe1d1 moI1 10 li5wo1a q o. .nm l;iw.
Is bo5ua'1 BoilersIl vi sssl zis;
tseria 70 nwEl edt I'D r. sse1t oInnis,
tiiass bfn ,bsa1ot sNarux, MA NlS1
Fualq yIescLofI .bd.T sd5 Vt TI ns5oHtl
|dtooms bafspttsAns 5psae1etisvys s,
t44s5 g hs'a ,tys4{stt5 '4 4sAs
{zi;r Iuew MIMI 1r vi ;ssi t,o
b1aepettnoad,ee3 seeabxeoest,ttk OK atd 0a
?}$ay23 Se? sa5k asRbs sss 4Ss
ARdpfEfRhf yIqqDs bInow .ayGsy OF
i AS IgeArSe6 iBge4HcipE ob8
machinery, I-~illSS-seA a responsible
! party a &fff tae haHdtatsafsts prices to
fae4atsl hnaaSR reasohsAs atnas,oo T.
IT, K 'NIl,;;,s3A4$g3f93lnlltt,
4wob!sda1e7o yie0FAlFoNilM
HEz2I tilai1d DIT .s.!!omIls1xo 19dj<,
+ bNn ft1Oo 10 I911Hd & fiE;1 JIG W0'T5t'
fB. 81; IRA !!aYIA11()NGID
~, Il"o sht be1o! FRI: ~ NeHT .sIo,1
A!1ia14 sf!5 ST. :rAuLi,MINS, ssa:2 adg
u liz no G;;';stH "a a;s it, ., a n,,I'
3ltng1nRsgoo.7 h'jj bnn .i;:;i*:;
1saoiq 600 fnI1 odt b:5Iojt :]fJ'a as"
w. tit''n>aa:, a&OI4orS.; u1ut l,!li,
tor'>-, 81 :sweIio1 ~ hcss1:: ,:<>:, j. It
KnHyais|oi6qq;e s .s:ni5 ;LlaRuan ps,
li:.iA .Ia5ct ;O04l;: -ao:i.atiyn v~:i.Ii1:
Wood and iron: work.
/: +: Ct: :3 g. e i|aaia$ t2asS ~: ;i5 Il
1dt aot Etg2leEaN{ftfFfddRR ,y z'!"i''''It
D Pa %: fpe
jana lt}lnss radiators ~ ard h!4ass goods Ia
TAYLOR MANUFACTURING. G0;r-Engi1e
boilers and saw-,nips,---
} WoRTHINarUN :sfEKMS ,PfUs{ps.
1F1TeHBuRG MACHINE co,.-niRkihe 1ashes
1splaners. 'shtRersi pprisht drills, sAstj,Yo .cl
.sMarf1ttst'fferspe Ell se N g y RS
4 o;is:cG ['2rsHJi ID. ,R:s YMpND, ,? f!a
y n,a 10 =i"te sd' 1o4 Drake Brock; =:
IL liz !;e 1s no ssR9 II AEih ri
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

AlF: JOHNSON, n IF 4 G:i Mtsrrill & Coz
ana managerI Of, their business; at this
p4aea'anft Li'tsel 11lk} isomuei1 pleased
with the way IL Which ',htjf Littfg Elk
s f. iaII1S f9p ?' the 5aisali{y II
H0NE, (u4pfG nut., T., ~ >~.i.: .,<.r,,I ri
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

i t8n1annerl is''to It'd, 'front.' Is su5tfatst
with apl13na cdmptetestetk 5d1f isli and ::
I: *'9tsF eSods Isl aR9Ao 11o 81
II 'sB- H!'M. $: Nj: 8icF adden Is: IT fhss &
Cen1ral Haioor.. o:': t:oit:W fs:NUor rsiF,7a;t
f<,f.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

w 6;F)y1 ana :ihfEIottbef owners 4
hrgY tta'ft cfland On Little iElk ars pre- pre-
panng> TO fence a large ;,partof lit this:
year, and: will open stock farn s:therc,
which 'nl1}Hsoon be- the largest Id this:
part of The State, amt .: !!*'l ::.:'!' :;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

Macrsme cord at RICHARD Bios.
r# Use .LittIe EIkEaAXE IN a1sh'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26
1.Usk Lif4le Elk s'BBsnooue g

H7Usk Li3k Elk hBBsuooHe s13N =
i,tIf Io,:fsfEG
Dem0reasie patnhes, 80 hoxes5 foro e. !
$entsi ashs:l E''o MauK1n& MEDvhDse!Iinf
ItII; r15z :. -: = o. aT5
GQps sdeaf!I lQllh dear! i 1o, think that
! might have saved from ditn l0cents.
persasd,ouadanneli, l1ad u bought them
IF Richard Bros, makes he. tea ugIy;
pqst fII, H'!ll aa s'1 tiRs
| B.Neallsakass pptide ID showing bid
iinsts '1 t9sS sfdhef ,'it'isa nAFvsl fof
elH'Alh f1psNteMszll:w ono ysays, - <.aa:I
EsAlstfam9A '1s6e iaistiilldE i: Tiifiis .k
lt!jH,s Iailyof snn ennHsb .itnrYypIF 4
! 39sirE .yfierq syH oE1hffHsAsQn eEFFa s,s:.,
Uhf:i 5osst 1ad - l.s6fiie1 III .,sti sS.t,
aNfst: ti9ss sd: s.s.s:ssa ]: s.