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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31

soon give themselves to Christ. Gods people
are greatly revived.
North Jackson, Ohio.-A seafcaing and
widespreading revival has visited tbis church
aud community. Persons of the following class
es have united with the church husbands To-
husbands and wives, Is; wives, . young men,
80; young women, II; total addition, 80. Rev
D. D. Waugh is the stated supply IF this church,
and although in inirm health fer few years,
he has endured the tax of the special services
and visitations of nearly four weeks, with I'M
usual vigor. Other additions will be made by
letter. A number have been received by the
other churches in the place.
The Presbyterian church ct Ypsilanti,
Mich, is under the care of Re DR.. W. A. Nc
Corkle. The church daring the past winter has
been greatly quickened, and on 8 recent Sab
bath forty-seven new members were added to its
communion.
In the Presbyterian church at Alexis.
ILL.,, eighty-fve new members have been re-
ceived. Less than three years since there was
no Presbyterian church in this village; now
there is a church with home, sll paid for with
out aid from the Board of Church Erection,
numbering about one hundred and seventy
members.
The resignation of Rev. Dr.. z Schenck.
as Secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Pub
LEGATION, was presented to the Board 0n Tuesday
last, March 23d. 1t is to take effect on the first
day of May next, and closes period IF service
for this Board extending over nearly thirty-two
years. DR.. Schenck forwarded his resignation
from California, where he has been To- the past
few months seeking rest and renewal of health
The chief reason for his resignation il the state
of his health.
The Rev. w. c. Roberts, ID D., of the
Presbyterian Home Mission Board, says: The
Board has ,435 ministers, who started last year
1875 churches and received into church fellow
ship 5000 persons, 5000 ca profession of faith
They also stated $50 Sunday Schools, nearly all
of which will become churches IN = hort time.
The Board had debt of $3.50 } last May,
which has been reduced $2S 900. a the mean
time the work has not stopped br because of
this debt no advances could be m &C. We are
obliged to refuse many pressing ar calls for min
listers and teachers because we lscf the money
to send them"
The catalogue 1856 of Western
Theological Seminary al Allegheny City reports
rs students. 1t has one residert graduate
nineteen Seniors, twenty four n idle thirty
four Juniors. They are graduates twenty five
of Washington and Jefferson, ty euty-four of
Wooster, four each of Western University and
Westminster Pa, two each of Geneva, Pa, and
Waynesburg, Pa, and one each Allegheny,
Amherst Centre, Grove City, Hire n, Lafayette,
Lincoln University, Pa, Lincoln University
ILL.,, Oberlin. Princeton, Richmo d, Wabash,
Washington and Lee.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31
A Family Medicine

that should be in every household throughout
our land. We refer to the tried and true medi-
cine DR. DAVID'S VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS. For billiousness, sick headache pains
in the back, shoulders, and Sides constipation,
piles dy spepsia and all liver complaints, these
pills are almost a specific.
Sufferers with any disorder of the liver or
bowels will find DR. David's Vegetable Liver
Pills pleasant, harmless, and efficient cure.
There are % pills in a box price % cents
D boxes for 81 Mailed to any address upon
receipt Of price.
OWENS & MINOR, Druggists,
e2h-" Richmond. Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31
WALLAwHATooLA ALUM WATER
Read the following
RrCHMoND. VA. d,

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 5th, 1885
Mr. Il. Lancaster--My exper ence with
Waliawhatoola Alum Water Is as follows: L was
suffering severely from Chronic Diarrhna and
inactivity Of the liver and kidneys, and my sys-
tenn was out Of repair generally. / had very
little appetite, and was so weak that I could not
walk hundred yards without great fatigue
commenced using the Walawbatoola Water
taking half a goblet Of it three times day, and
increased 1t to four goblets day In ten days
L began to feel beneficial effects. and at the end
of two months felt a wonderful Improvement
gained about twenty pounds, and my strength
and appetite increased accordingly. / can most
heartily recommend the Wallawhatoola Water
for its medicinal properties
Yours truly HEyRY TYLER.
mr. 24-6m
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

There Is only one Antidote for Malaria. Ton
les, Bltters, Quinine, &C., brace up the vital
powers temporarily, while Shallenberger's Pills
Immediately bring health by removing all traces
of Malarial poison
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31

" ANTED-By LADY Of successful ex-
w perience, position as teacher in school
or family. Teaches English, French rudments
OF Latin, German, vocal and instrumental Music
and Calisthenics Best references given.
Address with references Mise E., care Carrier
No. g. Richmond Va mr1O-3t
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31

Princeton College is about to have
a valuable addition to it's Faculty in the person
of DR.. A. T. rockingham, r., az Professor Of
Archaeology. Or. rockingham has been for the
last three years a fellow Of the JOINS Hopkins
University, devoting his attention to the Semitic
languages The larger part Of his life has been
spent in Rome, where he pursued the study OF
Christian antiquities He received the degree
Of Doctor Of Philosophy at Leipzig.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of Washing
Il ton and Lee University at It's next stated
meeting Tuesday, June 18th, 1886, will elect
Professor of Moral Philosophy and Bellies Let
tres and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
Communications may be addI essed to
JACOB FULLER Sec. of the Board,
mr. 3l-St Lexinoton Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31

Died, March 10TH at Cloverdale Botetourt
county. Va FARRELL SATTERwHITE, son of
Rev. P. B. and M. E. Price, aged l year, 10
months and davs
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-03-31
o 1T u AIRY.

Died, March 25th, at his residence near Con-
cord Depot, SAMPSON EVANS, a member of Old
Concord church, in the 87th year of his age.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
ME-. Frnuese ass u stecpau Car,

The, following sleeping car Incident,
which occurred during 'lnthsr Froude's
last visit to thiss country, is taken from his
published WORK. ts<:;teana: - "Amone
tie friends who had conis with Us from
Auckland was an English gentleman,
Co]onel----; high-trea, ined--perlnlps
extra rehned--whotn toe malice Of Turtulle
played a trick upon. Happily, with his
other good qualities, he had a keen sense
of hnmor, and enjoyed what befel him as
much as we did. AT some town where
We stopped late one night, two ladies had
been put into the carriage with u.s. We
were going to bed and paid no attention
to them. The berth under Colonel---
happened to be vacant. 70 one Of these
new arrivals without his being awere of
it. this berth was assigned as sleeping
place The lady gathered herself in, and
the same leather curtain fell over them
both. In the morning, the colonel feeling
about for his underclothes, dropped his
drawers by accident over the side of his
Bed. From below be Saw thrust small,
dainty and perfectly white hand, with a
diamond ring and a delicate lace frill round
the wrist. 1t was holding up the article
in question, and brisk, ringing voice
said; Guess this belongs toyou.'"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
hGrO1ss III HIyHN II cl,R



/ Two y eted 1sK n&grtfs .Sps An q ii xsifs,
w resi- les ~ q ~.
8 The famous burnt-cork nainstrels Rsasy
Birch and H aeslsy Don & BE 5are coin
/ ing money On the Pacific coast An d, t,a
Z reporter sssasss,, THAT in San Francisco one
night last week II Billy and n Hughey
rehearsed old times after the play . al
crowd Of listeners stood around and: one
Of them said word for refined n,instreIsy,
/ That started SILLY Birch. He said:
| There ai,e any such thing. 1t you
initiate q Niger you've got to talk
slang cause bis kind Of people
are full OF III, and N you put expensive
| langaage into their months it won't 70.
T You've got to rastle with words, and
tangle 'em up to make it sound right.
a,haJ's Our great hold and when you've
f..f't away from dialect then you want 70
st of toe end-' ", .,:@@t $= =: =.
II SUPPOSE that different people, in
cinencns parts OF The country, want differ
err styles Of fun, though, don't they,
i,iiiys' n +@'7 = ,,a..s. !. ~. III
"Nc, sir: Ifyou catch people anywhere
with minstrel show you catch 'em all
over With dramas and tragedies, Of
co'1se, it's different. They may do well
IN one city and starye 10 death III another,
On account OF the taste of the people but
as for requiring IA ditfernt style of minstrel
Joke for different localities, that is all
roDsense~ YAc Boslonese are Just the
same as the pittsbusgiaus, or the
Chicasael.'. O. The Chinese, for that mat
ter; their culture hasn't anything to do
: with it, and they will howl over an old
mule story just as they would over Joke
told IN TOURIST OrV WOrlS.0 at5:l&
''Yos1're right about that, William,D
broke in Mr.. Doagherty, who is the worst
singer in the world, ''but there is q great
!. difference in audiences. One night you
! can pump stuff into 'em through a straw
and they'll be wild. Next night Gatling
gan wol1lsaa'r raise a smile. It's great to
laEd 'esn when they feel like ball PLAYERS
snd just catct, every thing on the fly! but
when they're cold do feel so depressed
that want to join the church Member
the night Wilham, when you got riled at
a crowd that wouldn't laugh, and sag
gestea prayer!'' .. y .<.tl& H. y ~
u do for tact; that was In New York,
wasn't ita Oh that, audience was Il
paTalyzer. We Just pounded ZEN with
gags and couldn't win l. Smile. Finally I
saits, sort Of solemn like: Let us pray
and you bet that fetched 'em. They didn't
catch on for a minute; then they yelled,
and fo.' the balance Of the evening they
: We're the most .appreciative auditors ever
had. It's I; good scheme when you've
got a dull crowd. toni pick out some man
that looks like a keynots. and just play at
him until YOU bring hifn& own, then you'll
catch the others sure'' 9E;SSaasI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
ss,ln the 9 81 me.

sS
'l'hes yer Conn dam,
across Ihe ~ ississipi rive,s at Tits place.
WIS fiaait yconlp tets day rineres is
still homework az eans.l \ but
the elan,, IN ac eenp lishea fact. ant, the
mighty Father ,f Waters at 1asi rolls
verN hat tie peai le.off ST. Cloud talked
about andSla,ked forward 10 for any
8s'ears Tie comp s,,v3 extended tie canal
300 feet longer ia,an ire contract with
The CITY calls for, and. it.is now#s1 900
fest II is The Intention to3keep:a farce
Of men al work deepening il So long as
The weather will permit 4 verv heavy
ahutm en- is now in ,.roceSS Of cons'ruc-
tlnn. NJ The lower end. The :exr an,
.rsnst inportan, mater is. TO utilize ihr
Itfawsr secured lN tie dants comp'etion.
The Iatenix2 Manufacturing Com naly
ghi.s nee h the First 10 take advantage Of
the WHier POWER. ard its buildings. now
li1}lrocrfss ct coa,pie'inu. give annie
evidence. OF tie faith which ,hr npu,'c
men $conM sing"it ftelsin The stability
aof the dan, ard Tie future of ST. Cloud
others are talking Of building say and
finslsinsy naa|s, In; as yet nolhing definite
hass i'rsu decided nfou 4 Mr. Sage. of
KANSAS 'i'jty, No, il 10 the city. looking
over the gro',na, with a view to the
erection Of $40 barred Touring mill.
He visited Duluth and received liberal
Offers there aud OF cnurs', looks for
Inducements here The. water power
company. we understand, is ready to
dead literally witt, any .manuf.cturjng
enterprise, !nst whether this will be re
garled as sufficient we cannot say. The
prosperous condition Of St. Cloud its
fine railroad facilities ard splendid sur.
rrcunding country, al cnmbin" t. make
IT aedesifahle Noinf for location. THESE
advantage are u far more conscc pence
10 persons looking for locatinns ilan nj,
lie imnnses competing localities nav
o'tF. Vt. to return to our subject
The dam WAS completed today, and il
stani!S as monument oil! 81. Clouds
iih"raNi'5 aud The public sgnri, Of many
oi her citizens: Although 4tn,sl,< d, there
is Yet much TO be dome to secure its
utilization, and towards this end our
business men should co operate har
moniously.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

American HcrAsary,

Coats of ar1nH and crests are breaking
out on the carriages and stationary. of
Americans in II way chat would disg,1st the
College Of Heraids. Some OF The comb .
nations are unique, and display more oriSi-
nality than knowledge of hcraldry. The
latter is a great, and profound science to
which men give years Of study. Heralds
therefore, real heralis, we mean, would
be shocked and surprised to sae on the
panels Of some American's coach the arms
OF France and England Halt. OF those
who have coats Of arms made do not know
baton from quarter of the first, or the
difference between q leopard .gules and an
ernine PEASANT OF The mania Tor crests
and coats of arms is English, weare told
So be 1t; let he import, then, thai other
English idea which Furnishes as impostors
those who display arms to which they
have no title.-[ Boston Transcript. =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12


! 81: The Z Todd CUNT ;us asllr The
lesctlon 81 VIM IL III ape 81 Tie
shaxt h 4 81 RIP sseniaiives. Mr. Lee
\ me of Tho Few Did members n o have
been Feturned this yeor, ana would be 4
:satisfactory candle late 10 The farnsers and
prtltlncing Ais record Id lie las,
aseislAtnfe shows him to lb,e tr,,ej friend
ftf ,lle ifs Il IS alsard fight 10 bring d,
| HlT'pr1at't On office a. speaker noftf, OF
81. Paul and Minneapolis. but If right
Prevails MI. Lee will preside over the
next linuse. 8 Sz' 81. 81. 81
The GLOWING officials are subject TO
removal bySnext Gov. McGiil: Private
srcreIsry, 8. r. Jennison; executive
ciesk ]. ~ Angell !; Superintendent 81
public ms ,uction, n. l.. Kiel,le .insur
/ afce mmissioner, A. r. Mceill, public
examiner, 81. N /. Knox sadiu,ant general
81 ", n cCatbs state librarian, w. IF.
q. Taylor; railroad commissioners, j
p. Baker, Geo, s. Becker, SIS, Muraock
dairy commissioner, w. G. Rice ,nile,
inspsctor IL a.. Scott and Two Others
oil Inspector, ar II Castle; warden Is!
the peniten,iars, Abe Hall, state store
tkee ;aer, Capt. Burger, state land agent
VIM Jewett;; surveyors, general OF
logs and lumber, 4. G. Hospes, Col
hing. Il Leonid as. Merritt I'D George j,
McManns Il 55e h."
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
Innocence Abroad.

f, Heber Newton, Of All Souls Protest
ant Episcopal Church, New York, tells the
following anecdote: Il set an innocent
son Of Erin Mt work one day in early sum
nler, q couple OF years ago, upon the job
OF wedding out my tomato patch, and on
my rettrn from the city he met me with a
beanling face, and askedto come cut and
look at his days work ] did SO. The weeds
we've ell ont -and.so were tho tomatoes,
TooG,uehos g good thing Is by no means
good. The rev iyalist needs to study
motleration.' q -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

& As far as the state tick ct i ii, rlcerned
the Repnbl ieans "a II orri soft GO unty
did better than those oil any of its
I,sighbors. In this otlnty MN,:tiiili
and ,l,asf ~ Of the STATE ticket cot nearly
the Wboles publ iean vote, To,ltl. .
with d large Repnbl ieal ,ajority and
4 ea,lttitlat the Rsstaie ticket, gave.
Anes 4 majority. Crow Wing, which
is Republican By over 800, gave Anes
over 200 majority. Benton rolled MP
5555 m aiorlty for him, and in Mile.
/ Lacs he was eonly q half 4 hnnare be.
hind the Republican candidate. In
Morrison Ames got a large majority,
but it was little If any more than the
party vote. The Dem oeratic mainrity
in this county two years ago on d
total vote Of Tess tfan III 200 Was
332 1913, and nov, on, u total vote,
of over 200 il is a',onS 500. Tie
Republicans Of MORRISON stood mems.
fully .by their state ticket willie Ia all
other parts of Northern Minnpset, II
was ent without mercy. THE. f;tIse cries
against zhIcGill and IN favor of McGl1I
had little Influence here, and tie party.
did it's duty we'll. 'Gs.< =.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
STRAYED.

From the premises Of the undersigned
in Green Prairie town, MINI >, four niles
from Little Falls, on the 18th day OF
August, 1886 one red mully cow will
small white star in forehead, with bel.
on when lost. A suitable reward vii
he given fof information as TO her where
bouts. (: @a xs$S= .$. I.
l>@s. ...5@. ,. ]. sELLrCK.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

/ have two or three good yoke Of oxen
which I wish to trade for Il span of good
heavy horses, must he sound asd weigh
over 10Opounds each. Apply TO-
~ ,~@3 (. . :. e. ANDREW HANSON,
!. Ill, >: id Giapeiviile, Minn.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
Grand Dance,

= q n
A dance viii be given at the new
school house near Duclos' brick yard
two niles west Of Little Falls, on Thurs
day evening next, Nov. Is. The finds
realized will he used to pay the ex-
pense Of completing the building. A
large crowd will attend from Little
Falls and the local neighborhood
supper will be furnished .at Dnclos'
and Scott 4 Sprandels boarding
houses, and the repast wil} be some
thing fine. TIE floor managers are
M. N, Williams, Peter Medved, Chas.
sprandel and ". M. Fuller, General
managers: Y Martin Scott, Q. Ducles
and Gerald Massey. All are invited
TO attend. The best of music will he
furnished and all are gnarantetl a good
time. Tickets, Including supper 81 80
" Try the Morrison County Market if
YOU have any beef, pork, game, chick
ems, turkeys, potatoes, onions, cahba 90,
butter, eggs or any kind of meat or
produce for sale. j, SIM MONS s. Co.
! J F. SMITH, Manager.
- --"---~4++-- ---r-----------------------
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
MI GNEY TO E.DAE

On improved farms: will advance money
TO parties wishing to pay up on railroad,
sehoolsand other lands, !,
T. Call at Register of Deeds Office,
s&% h. szSt Liitle Falls, MINI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

,sasl y -
GGds e. Neal the i,potolg'apner, is com,
petent 70 clean, tune and repair. that or.
gan Of yosrs and max { il sound the same
as new Those desiring to purchase q
new organ q piano will Dc veil 70 call
on him at his photograph rooms one
oor spat .pf f'sfg's hsr twa il I. s..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

~ Farmers buy the Mccormick
Machines, knowing they give perfect
satisfaction. >ET@ 4 ~:::,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
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S1sRAYED..:.5 1.

l,o, y my prem isess in the VIII age Of
] Little Falls about Aug Is, 1886, i red
and W 4 il 3yearling steer, white star in
sfars,head and white TIP ct tail. reward
viii VI Be given for nfornlation rs 10 its
N Mil ~ allt ". III Dow.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
LOST.

On { ussnst n ], 1856, q gray bull with
Ite face short horns short iail;;.
about two yeafs old, On III 81 vest side
51f tie 81 Swan
River fsrry Any one 81 ring ini sti,n
10, liaia III Is
issil 81 rs,a,; sss
Es q 4 II.ss,, ~ izII NJ
,lf,,raincst
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Hereafter services VIII be held ut the
Episcopal church in this village every
Sunday morning at 80 o'clock, and
every alternate Sunday at T:30 in the
evening. t. ~ r
$3.50 s@.f LEWIS CAss B1RcH, .z
e.. .:&H.'"' Rector
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

+ A new brand Of whisKey, pure ken
'acky Snow Flake, a. spRANnEl.'s. +
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that this cive
my minor son, Clark shea, bis time
and hereafter will collect mona or his
dues and will pay none OF his Hills.
JOHN SHEA.
!,itt|c Fails, MINI, Oct 20. 1886.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Lewis famous 1866 distilled wIiiskcy
It ~. - ~ ILL., SPRANDE.'s. !:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
.ESi,.aN.

Came orta my farm, three miles son'h
OF Little Falls, about July 25,h 1856
one spring heiier calf, dark red, The
owner is requested to pay charges and
remove The same.
ADDTpK I,sECNu
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

nT~ Neal takes pride in showing his
instantaneous shutter, Ii is II marvel !'n,
Jerking shadows
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
The highest price
paid for all kinds Of
GAME, Hides and
Furs at FARMERS.

Cay The largest assortment of bottled
beer at the Central saloon.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

s~ GREAT REDUCTION! I have
just received a lot of stoves which wi!
sell very cheap. J. W. PERG.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Il a full and complete line Of Buys ant'
Youths suits in full and knee pants
these goods will be sold cheap, AS they
must he closed ont, at TANNERS
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12
REAL 1.s'rArrES TRANSFERS

-s,f p
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS
Recorded by Register Of Deeds l.
| Signor during the past week:
jill; Hill and wife 10 JAS. Nuncy
| 81 part Of sw Ii Of SELF ofsectinn H..
8 %, town 80. range SO. ~. Sc
Charles 7. Woodbury. to Alexander !.
Riendcan--wHz fne1t and *eli
Of ne'I of section II, town 10
range SO. sec
Peter II. Newman and wife 10
| Julia Wagutr-selt of section
-, town II. range 50. f,Mt
81: Paul l. Chicago Railway 60.
TO Louis Johnsou-sw 4 OF ne24
OF section 10, town ly1, range 81 4G
, !. d. Logan and wife to n. 3.
| petrs lot 9, block IT, Losan,s
add. to ROyaltNn. ........... e
!. u. Logan and wife to ~sara!, v F..
| Pe.ers--lot*4, block 5, Royalton SO
| Lydia 4. Knightand husband is
Lesser franklin -n15 OF nnli
and nla .ofpwl of se:1iin 81
Town ~, range so. ...-.... 1,00C
Thomas j, Miller and wife to
Peter l.. Doman lot 6, Mock
IL: Arnold's end add TO Little
ra''s ...-'... ......:.... lGt!
John y. Dahlstrom and wife to
John Pitt Glhhon lot 4, block
u, Arnoll's End add. to Little
ailS ........,...., H5ti
llel,ec,Hs N Brown and husband TO
Belle Hrallam--part Of mex Of
sW1a Of section 50, town 80,
rnage 32...... ............... 225
Western r R, Go. to Nicholas -
Klein wig ofsctsl Of section II,
town l3s, range %. .... 900
}. D. logan and wife to W. J.
Dob lot l. block ID, L0g4n's
add. to Roya]ton .... .... so
J. y Logan and wife to Charles
FrAvei-nart Of section -, town
80, range 81 800
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Vaafds With Muscle, ha;So ysfs,. peortls.
!, j '.Haye you any records of what Your
young lady pupils have done during their
exercising?"s t s =s5f5 !. III S.
IL, 81 do not keep any, for the pupils do
not like the idea Of having il talked about.
But / can give You several One Yeung
lady EhoT exercising here. beesk D SO
st9pne that she lifted On the he.slth life
FOO pounds. Another Wlos took to sata1lt~
I ing, who was oniy,19 years old, tvauied
five feet. lshis ssas a splendid leap fol. a
woman. ~ Teacher: in Calisthenies. : y !.