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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

~ Richardson returned from
Brainerd and he. Is now wearing the
Smafk hal IS Star. He is d dandy cop
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

| Geo. l.;,rle, Tom Ttuswe}} and several
friends have been down from 'Ie woods
|th,s week
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

", G. Brewer, OF the Sank Centre
Tribpne;swas jn town yesterday en- lis
way to.St. Paul, 49,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Cash paid for rartridgcs.
J. S1WMONs s. Go.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Lion. Dbl sea,le i s3t,ne Of the best
members OF the present State committee,
and did very effective work for, tile ssate
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

III. III IS say t1al business il picking
up in tise shape. that means Tint some,
alleuph' are being forced d pay their
IL; aT E#
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Cheapest Clothing. =...
Before you buy your clothing, examine
our stack and paices. ssZ
sS5s#||. " TGs ..:t i, /, yVM. BUTLER.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

AJ N rs. E6TfNS8E1sRT, G4a Fran ElssfaE Ape =,
E'ooktyp, N. T., after (. severe attack Of Erv--
siPelas in the head, fosnd her hatr--alrendy
gfnI--faliing otfso rapidly tlat l,o seen bee.ln,e
quite balfh Ono bottle Of HALE's Lam RE-
I NEWER brought It back as SOFT, brown aud
/: thick DID when she was n girl. 4, .%% :E, =
- ~. MR. hEsLENG, an old farmer, hear Ies.
sfi'r, Ist., had scarcely any l,nr lefi and Wiki
little thers WAS OF II had Seeginc nearly rsste,
one bottle Of HANS HAIR kEREwEE, s.nppsa
is falling a',t, and gave him y thick, .llxurist
head Of iai;, us brown and fresh Is he ever HAD.
-as- MRS. "A. =. WALL. Grssa;trezd. Csaes5,,v
Lag., writes; 81 have found t,s.. grta.est ber
7 cit from the use Of IlaL,4ss Hk,4s i.EaEs En-, X
hiKilig reasorca my hair, Whicii WIS iupily Gtk
ing OF, ARD returned its ori g!ual Goior," f
I5s- In. lssarL2 SER, Bet,vn, sfieh., certtfes
that ~ tALL's HATE REVIEWER IS excellent for
hair growing, ard gives back the naturu. color
10 faded aud cray hair.n Hi y E 1- !
III as- Mns. s.: u. ELLrn.r. :tsisnrii1e, ". "a.
I Say s: Cine bstsie Of; HALL,s IiatE EEagwEn
restored my hair - its naturai, youshful color. =
No Injurious substances enter sis.s, the
I composition Of HaiL's HAIR KEHEwRR.
{ anGi 1t is not q dye. Its vegetable inere-
diei,ts render It in the highest degree beue-
4 fetal to the scalp AZ a preventive Of dis
case. Hs etfeets are natural and lasting.
and It does lst nlaiss the hair dry and
brashy ike t!aS Get-eaile.s restorltf Ives cone
pounded wit Il nIcoil0L b h. 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Sash and Doors at bottom pricesat #
d. 81. BnRa,s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

The Both senatorial district cast about
1000 votes sv@
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Cbas :>prandcl and Johnny Shea
killed four geese south of town Monday
evening. ill.,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

One Of the fire BELLS has been placed
ena tower inst north Of The Methodist
Church,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Jerry Root, OF TT. Ripley, was down
On Saturday last making his friends a
Visit
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

The Sauk Centre Tribune thinks it
he'd down HE north par, of the state for
Ames;
S. vrral hoUscpl"n,s were frozen in
This village on Friday evening OF las,
week.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

Thanks ittnaf M l ~ kiysa
A. Gross, grinlk exkning,
Nov, lIsii,eld NV
THE Little B 81 TIN band Supper
will Be furAis Il who desire il
at Clyde rest as'Ilrant are. iiavi,ed
On Sunday event sils IL. of railroad
Wood sneai The go I ille house caught fire
and wast'n'ing uislled by water from the
tank a s3lccomo olive sounded the fire
alarm for about an ils,,lr s5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

| such Iall weathcr as this is Just little
i!e;ter than We should expcc. in Mime
sofa.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

TUTTLR g. CHURCHILL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

JUSTICES QnDrODlaOc Tor INN.
Perham Buletin.-IFon. A. McCrra
arrived from Little Falls Tuesday night,
to hire teams for the wood, for the winter
work, In about fosr weeks he will art
for the Pacific coast, where his wife is
spending the winter.
Some foolish people are investing
money in yhe sho'7,ly goods sold at the
bankrnEt Mre, and viii rcg1e, it when
the goods hare been tested No mer
chant in Lille Falls would think Of
selling such poor class Of goods as are
sold there. and you are spending your
money unwtsely when you invest IN those
bankrupt" stocks.
Ths Nashville Students gave minstrel
entertainment at the rink On Wednesday
evening, and a large crowd attended anC
enjoyed the songs IF the southern
darkies. 1t was al that was expected,
aul the crowd was we'll pleased.
The Royalton Banner was read with
unusual interest this week Street ale
crow very gracefully, and didn't feel half
So bah oyer his defeat as some Of his
friends did: Street made q loyal fight
and was defeated by Republicans.
Stiyers Storey, Street and A. DeLacy
Wood; terrible examples are they to
editors who have desire for office and
seek through ihc popular vote to gain
such preterment. AL haye been buried,
and if they keep others from rep eating
their example, their downfall will not
be fruitlrss Of good.
Cash paid for cartridges.
J. Srs1MoNs s. Go.
Come and see our immense sock Of
f1annels OF every description, they will
please you. =.
RICHARD Bros.
\ full line Of the best Prints in the
market, only 6 cents. at TANNERS.
a full assortment Of underwear for
yound and old can be bought at the very
lowest figures of IT,. .. IL. r
&>s.r R1cHAED Bros.
GY-D DR.. Griffin, the dentist, will be in
Little Falls after Dec 1st TO do all work
in his .ine. First class work is done
Wait for him. I
a. : LADIES! Il.
Z / have fine line of plain and brocade
relyets in all colers, which I am selling
cheap. Az Mrs. l.. PERLEY.
,'.,. ..&,s s3yL
A new and complete line Of Gents
furnishing goods at Il ERRoN Bros.
Girl wanted, TODD general house work,
Apply to ,=S CHAs. MEcHAU.
Fall stock of yarns and knit goods at
the, very lowest prices at IS. =.s%
al..E T|..: :... .=. RIcHARD BRos.
The fines. assortment Of Boots and
Shoes in the city at HERsos Bros.
g Richard Bros. are knocking the
bottom Off prices this fall.
&. s ea DR. Nevin''s method of painless
.dentistryis potential and used 5exclns iye
~ by him ID this section. No ether Or
cl,lorofesrn both are dan ereus s afe
and pleasant
Ammnnition of all kinds and. shapes
always On hand. cheap at
=. z. SUPERINTENDENT
81 Sash and Doors at t04 tom priceaaf
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

W. Arrays lead on crock kerry and glars
ware IRIcHAnD Rios.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-12

tie president and governor nanlinl
sT'Ausrsda ov 225th y Thar ksgivini
day
z# Grain shippers ARE i,nable 10 get car
a a fast as tlie1 lre wanted IN this village
md " .abont Al the 81 orage room Is soccu
pied. 5..# 5 B.
III. ll,aWy els siy tllal business il pickin!
up in fine' shape. Thai means Tint som
8lleul,h' arg being forced % pay tbei
bills. =.S5. Il "a s3s .ss; d
/ lion. d.. b seaile issone Of the hes
nlenhers OF the present state committe.
and did very effective work for tie sat
ticket. z II: I & a5s$z1. 5s5ss
Clias. Gravel says lie will be a goo
Deilecratt hereafter, ana that Republ
cans will not have 4 chance 10 sell BIZ,
cut gain. *7 W 5's#. s,..s3; &.5 tsas Z
Several days ago d bright little, bah
girl arrived at Alya Longley's, and til
proud father is a.1ittle more. smilir
than usual. 5s@ j.. -:.5ss
Capt, Hou:e and Il party Of friend
started this morning for weeks hun
ing and fishing at lake six miles wes
Of Fl Ripley. " :.>E'. 4 !.
d. Simmons intends to supply II
Mile Lacs Indians with am,nnn,tic
and supplies again this winter and get
large lot Of venison from them.
A white partridge wigs killed ne'
Sank Centre few days ago, and To-
Murphy sent ii over TO Chas. Sprandel
be set up. 1t is 81 handsome bird
I While there are SO many trav elir
dentists visiting Little Falls, our Peep
should not forget that DR.. Wright.
Ll''ie Falls man. is q tirst-class workms
IN that line.
! VIM. Daliehan was over. from Morl
the first Of tue week md has made 2
ran gemeh,s with n. p. Clark to run
logging canp on Dagget brook aga
this winner.
! -------- ---------
i grand THANKSGIVING ball will
given al the koya'ton roller rink {
Thursday evening Nov, %. AS usu
the Royai'on. people will see that
visitors have good time.
Thomas Kiitowskey of Two Rive
has sold his saloon in that town a
purchased Chas, Mechau's saloon
Little Falls, and will move here and
into business in a few weeks.
z. G. Lefebyre has closed his harm
shop and will remove with h,s fami
to White Earth. The Iii ifieul,y OF ~:
ing collections had made the hara.
business Improbable for him.
Perham Bulletjn.-If A. Nee
arrived from Little Falls Tuesday MIG
$ to hire teams for the wood, for the win
work.. In about fonr weeks he will 81,
! for the Pacific coast, where his wife
spending the winter
|
= Some foolish people are investi
money in yhe sho''dy goods sold at
, bankr7Et ahre, and Will rcg,e, it wh
the goods hare been tested No m
chant i'll Little Falls would think
: selling such poor class of roods as ;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

l'ri., Aug. No.. "A special from
Nogulr-. Arlput, says both Capt.
lnwtuL', uud Lieutenant parkers
commands report no truth In the ru-
mor of Tine tnrmpr'4 capture. Law
ton i'.-tiil purulnE the hostlle., but
l~ hnnprrrd hN heavy rains. AuOtn.
~ spcunl from NogHles say- last
Iu'.da upArty oi six rauchors had a
battle with the Indians uoar Santa
l'om canyon Jim O'Brirn. John
Thompson aud Hatcher were Killed
Hud Floyd McCnin aud John iiogg
wounded. A party ot McIlcani are
pur8uing the lHdians.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

ArUtNLs foR MERCY.
Moore begged f1r mercy ANA fainted
away before thc mob reached the
front door Down Fourth street the
uiurNrd W,u marched with their
covering prisoner. Hearing the
Wells Nud cries Rt the jail a large
crowd H-,Dmhird great many "
WUHm were women. The unfortunate
.rmuui. iull walked aud halt drag
tod n' Ni- D1piuf-. was tAkcn down
thDu street toward the river by tue
crowd mu. they cHmc Ia front OF
-nfnI E.Hlu.Hu-. the assignatlOn
uuu.y W which thc crime was hrst
.umWiud luN stout limb fifteen
ip,t from tAr pfuuud tu y spreading
,htI, ItrH .Wt tuud in trout OF the
huu.uIl'' aunruri the rope, n good
HcW.u .nrd pu inch IA diameter
obtained from the shops.
Moore WAS then called upon
tu wnto n- statement llo began
rJN iuU and pleading tor mercy, say
ue INpi Does Wu. iruuk. llat h. re
WWu'"r"I nothing after leaving the
Iruu INr r.Ur was placed around
N- u.uh ru' mnN vigorous hands
uti w .wuaur hun IN the air.
II.u..t tsuu was too .lacL. aud tho
YrI-uu.u NItu thr ground moaning
uui -Irur. CLING 900 Ibr death agony. A
uIUI .t, ,.t- i,f-,d.
"Il upi d.,d. swing him again :"
lU. wuc Vna lowered. msn ~.
HouI.IiNr 'r.r. nud. ina testing way.
u,.u
iIr.u N.. uu hut don't let her
.r IIH 'uU II,h
tiu lur .YHr no his hands ho re-
uI. seed
Noal,0 uuo no she u tied this
uu.
lb.iIN pIu.Uug it hc again low
.fHd lI luu IHm Moore MAS launched
uu ,uumt s lew struggle. And
Jut uudt Huun sum aud stark IN tho
uEhD uiu waning moon \ handker.
,M.I Wua N.u uNDr his eyes aud his
muI- were url behind him. and the
crowd mtIue Guuncd their passion
lur revenge. SLOWLY Dispersed,
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around h,- u,.. mn-lip.luot nul
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commit .u.rulr l,rd.onp toid Ia,k
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muIitlU w. .,ifttious woman
thr iu.ri. inr mob prrw be-, ond
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around tu lp..h.r Tho t,o kc,u.
or- r-otth,ns..ynnion of house are thrcs, .
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17


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iirnl that fhrnclI will -hurtN bc
come l'nmnn Catholic.
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iAIu~, Aug ID An iWurDi ic uam
rl Ltbolr residing Boo tu.'r,. ST. .Duu.
ms uaS met with u horrible death
ll'f sons attempted tu obtain uimi-
SION Tor her INTO ihr hospital. hut uII.
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h' .. 'u they iitt Ter 90 u .tkn huIt
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over u'i aud When ARRESTED. todd thr
po'ice they hat burned thr.r maH.t
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

EuNkA, N.Y. August lo Geaie,
< BeftraudS mill, located ~ secret
rauy 90, WAS destroyed by me- ygsler
day lOn t2OgOUy
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
MAGAZINES.

The Brooklyn Magazine for August
cantains splendid array of light, brief
and seasonable articles. "Hamlet's
Clty" takes US in the most interesting
lashlon through the scenes of Shakes
peare's drama. Mrs. Sophie l.. Schenck's
story Of "Friend Max" is an excellent
one. Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher listen
ing TO Gladstone's great home rule speech
Is the nrst OF series from England by
the plymouth PASTORS wife, describing
her travels. 'In Hindu Crematory" is
an interesting article. Nearly all the
thirty and odd articles and poems given
nave the breath OF summer about their
Titles or text, and by their crispness and
number offer a delightful variety of read
ing matter. The Brooklyn Magazine, 7
Murray street, New York.
The Overland Monthly for August was
evidently edited with consideration for
the warm weather, for, except two very
interesting articles on GA Manual Train
ing School for San Francisco and "Pe-
traroh and the Universities" and the
usual reviews and editorials, it consists
entirely of sketches, stories and poems.
There are no less than six short, bright
stories, most of them with humorous
cast, but they are very good stories and
we'll worth reading. The Overland
Monthly, San Francisco, Cal.
The English Illustrated Magazine for
August is another excellent aud attrac-
tive number. "My Friend Jim" is con-
tinued. SIN Leicester Fields" is a very
interesting article. "Old Chester" is an
elegantly illustrated paper. Then there
Is 1.-The Widow" Sir Roger de COverley's
o. a iV- - -
poem of merit, "Mere Suzanne" a thrill
ing story, and a continuation of ga Gar
den of Memories" Mac MILAN g. Co.,
publishers, 112 Fourth avenue, New
York.
The Maryland Farmer for August is UP
to the usual excellence Of that old reli.
able agricultural journal. 1t Is literally
full of valuable Information and sugges.
lions for agriculturists. The Mary land
Farmer, Baltimore.
The Southern Cultivator for August is
up to the usual high standard of that ex-
oellent periodical. All its department.
are full and contain much to interest and
instruct. Cultivator Publishing Com
pany, Atlanta, Ga.
Good Housekeeping for August comes
10 its readers filled with It's usual inter.
teresting quota of receipts and miscella
neous reading on culinary topics. It'll
hints of one kind and another are sure tC
be valuable to any housekeeper. 23g
Broadway, New York.
The Season for September conta I'M
some very handsome colOred plates and
innumerable engravings illustrative o
the prevailing fashions for women and tn,
little ones they dress. The accompanying
explanatory articles and an abundance o
paragraphs on the fashions. fancy wOrl
and household odds and ends furnish
reading which any lady will find interest
ing. The International News Company
81 Beekman street, New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
ORDINATIONS AT PARIS.
The Urn Business to Have Great
Boom.


From the London Ddi1V Neaos.
Next month the Parisians will be able
to burn their dead in four crematory fur
naces, which have just been finished at
Pere La Chaise. These furnaces were
begun last November and have been hur-
ried on to completion, so that by tne end
OF August at latest those who, in dying,
express the wish to be cremated, can De
there reduced to ashes. There will be no
nrst, second and third class crematons.
Poor and rich will he on a. footing of abb
solute equality. The price charged to
those who can afford to pay for the burn
ing of a corpse will be 15f.-or, say, rs.
The furnaces were constructed on plans
by MN. Barrett and FOrmice. A large
porticO is in front of a dome, beneath
which are placed the crematory furnaces.
They have the appearance Of very elegant
ovens. Three hundred and fifty thousand
francs was the price they cost. They are
according to the COrinl system in use In
Rome and Milan. IL was found that the
heat OF the Siemens furnace was too in
tense. Instead of reducing the corpse to
ashes 1t subjected it TO kind Of vitrltlca-
ton. The cost, too, would be
2O0f., instead of 15f., to ere
mate with Siemens furnace. The
unclaimed bodies at the hospitals
which are not used for anatomical pur-
poses will be taken to the crematory at
Pere La Chaise. Sculptors, goldsmiths,
and bronze casters are already busy de-
signing urns, of which an assortment in
marble, bronze, gold, silver, zinc or lead
will be kept at an office of the crematory.
The relatives Of the cremated dead can
buy these vessels, and cause them to be
| removed to family vaults, or to a building
which the city of Paris is TO erect. There
could be no greater boon to large city
with overcrOwded cemeteries than the
| furnaces of Pere La Chaise. l cannot
conceive anything more disrespectful to
the dead than the way their remains are
| treated here, even when a tirst-class
burial can be provided, for if there is not
family vault in which to place them.
| Buying grave is no simple matter. The
| delays are endless, and the application
for one must go through many bureaus
before official consent is given. Then
there are other tormalities to be gone
through. Meanwhile the corpse is in a
charnel house, called provisional vault,
at a cost of If. a day. The removal thence
| to the grave, which must be in masonry
at the sides, is a cause Of danger to the
public health.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
CONSIGNEES.

Per steamer Ethel, from Cohen's Bluff and
Way laudings-J Z Williams. Baldwin u Co,
a Cohen, Mrs NJ K Hutchlns NJ Henderson.
" Miller, A Fawcett, Maria Bunnie, d
Cox.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings-W Miller, Baldwin u Co, Il Hous-
ton. Mohr Bros Peacock, III q Co, r ShIpUon,
II Myers h Bros, Southern EX Co. 0 Cohen Il
Co, A Il Fawcett, w w Chisholm. Chestnut Il
ON, J W Hir7ou " Co, r Herrin gton, J G
Morrell, Dir Cox, John Lawton, j McPoland,
Ocean Steamship Co.
Per steamship CITY of Augusta. from New
York; " Allen, A K Altmayer & Co, f A
Abbott, Abrams 4 B, Acosta 4 E, J q Butler,
Branch & Z, } Belsinger, NJ Boley & Son. W
Branch, BeDdhelm Bros q Co, BYck n 5. +
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