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New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
6teamboats anb Railroads.

a -RONDOUT and KINGSTON. Iana,s :
49, p, rams on's West Point Cornwall vewbnru MaX
Yoro Mht9n Pou2hkeop-ie and Esoou, tn,
kas und ,Is,a~sre Skny Cove sni nicstskii aoant
Ill :" ~ leave every week oay at D. N pier To-. n
leaves at y. ~ VI ~ d" i''SION
ROSION, NEWPORT, NORTH AND FAsTt
- PAIL RIVER LfNE-Best route VA sonnd NJ,
mum acc fninonatons mnitguU rates IRON Pier ~
oo OF murray &C., every day SUNDAYS ncuoed nj sod q.
si.aneIs rnghm ana ~ 10 2nn.ciion ~ AuneI Boas
| EllIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeno
IL uoing dcro' loot q Cortland and Dosb-osso,
a. / g. 40 and p. for -.
tO1 n ftsaing. Asnch nunk. Gicn -u nnit Wkesbarrs
IOSHud0 Mdvery, Ihsca Geneva Lyons Buralo snf 80.
West Pullman through coaches fRiY ~
$40 p m .Or Eascn Fethehein and Cop, ' ~
Trans leaving ga m. l. and $40 ?. conner %, .u
po'utsin MalonDg and Hazlcon c1a rgons suday tr.n
'evcs for Mauch ChInk and fIall ton. 1. m. ~
General Oiice No. go Broad ay.
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HARLEN RIVER BRANCH.


NEW YORK, NEW.HANEN AND HARTFORD r. r.
Lincoln Third Avenue Bridge Harlem
(reachrd by Third Avenue Elevated Haio daily except
SUNDAYS At 6.5, 100. VlO TO- ll55 a. RIO, 300 40
h4O. 40 and for Port Casanova oak Poinu
Hunts Point West Farms. Van Ne-t. West Chester.
limpson's Bay Chester pelham Bayl. Barlow tCity
.ranll, Pelham Manor and Now. Rochelle connecting AT
NewRocole with trains Tor all points the main inc OF
tho New lorA New tiaven and Hartford Railroad Shore
lnr and Arr iuc Divisions New Canaan MidllotONn
Fast
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons Al u 10 a. m daily, except MONDAYS
sunday trains FOR NovsOGre and all intermediate sta
uoIs AZ - noon aud $50 TIE latter trla connecting
81 Ne" ochos with Trains 10 rand Central Depot aud
Stamford
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
= Eks G. u NoRThAM AND CONT MENTAL l.avc
eNceptef conn'ng Rt Newavcn With special tralns Or
MERlptN, HARrf RI sPVINGFlr LD. HOliOKE,
go iokcs s)id aud baggage ch'ckct ~ Bro dway,
rctufa, sl 50.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ard
the EAST All rail- from iraud Central Depot Ihfeo
gApfeHs Trans daily tSUtab oNOtpe 10 BOSTON at d. H.
n (,Gt.or at taohed gnt II twl lt palace srep
J. W. POPPLE, Agent
a LBANH BOATS. "Pcople's Line"
"A DREW sud DEAN RlCuMONp
Leave Pier Al n r. loot analst daily lSuudGys etccpto
ntbpm
Eqnneeung ~ Albany ier sll po.nIs Maria and ws.a
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
Hnsicdl Instruments.

4 NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
and square PIANOS OF our make which were especially
selected only by the ART ISIS OF the E1KOPOI
I1AN OPERA HOUSE co dunng the past opera Season
vi" be sold AZ liberal reduction from regular prices.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spccially adapted for Country and
ScashoTe.
NM KNABE & co.
ll2 Flfth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILkOAD -Commcnc ng Nov. 90 1885,
through trains VIII leave Grand ContiGl Depot
~ H. n Rochescr and Montreal EXpress through draw.
my oom cars TO Rochester 81 ADans and Houses Point
~ 90 o. M Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining
stopplng e Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo.
NgaIa tas tle Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
6:5O q. m. next day
dagua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo
drawing room cars
$3.50 Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw.
ngrooh ears To saratoga Fl kdw ard and Gens Falls
Saturdays only.
= y. m. A ccommodation to Albany and Troy.
u p m. Chicago and ST. Louis Express with sleeping
Tor Niagara Fals Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
cago and ut. Louis
$50 p m, Express with seepngcars Syracuse and TO
Auburn road and 70 SARATOGA also 10 Montreal
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Louis
trot ani Chicago
IL 10 j. Night Express, with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains tie West and
for the North except Saturday night.
Iicket. on sale al Grana Central Depot, No. Bowling
Green i3 Broadway, Harlem Depot l25ihst and 4thave
aud WestcQtts express Oces. Park place near Broad
way 100 and i2 broadway and 81 West l23h ST. New.
4th-st. William sburg
Accommodations In drawing aud sleeping cars can
procured a, any o the ticket oihces In NewYoIk City, and
1873 WashinSt ST. Brooklyn
Baggage called for ani checked froc rcsdence
'1hese trains run daily. All others daily Sunday.
t1hese ,r1ins stop at Harlem l25th g and ith ave.
]. NJ. TOUULf, d. NJ. KENDRICK,
tcnoIa superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
1nsirnciion.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. No
4 473 Broadw near 42d at i3th wear primary, com
meIclal and classical depar mcnts instruction thorough
M. VI. HOBBY, ". l. AKIN, Prn's; y. c. HENDhICk
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GO tOhom 81 1llan 6 orrern.

WiLL!AM STONE GOODWIN. Of N,w-
y , OK "''o .s IA rhlo in l-73I. A.y one sending
j. ". EOBINSON
CraFchnurst. ont.
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'' AL N'D ~ l.. III RAILROAD COMPANY \
otiICt OF InE ~EcRfT TANY
Two ,r,r, : l. PA IL. MINI, Nav ~ I-sc {

1O IiIE STOCKIlOLDLRS OF TJTjiE s'r
n IAt l. AND DULUTH RAILROAD Covp' - - 4 =
,"tNli iihhN lhc following resolution as,,'f.t
Eohd 0 Directors OF The ~. Paul and iuiu,I Y me
lAnl ~ htcths duy called. held This day and 80 % % vn
Gu"um were present. VIII b, pc-cufc, n il, -" h,h
OF June mex ioi th'I approval rreetoi " -'S' u'y
NA'l'i, ~ Uldtl To enable This tOwlapv u,or.
It'-t ara HE ~i,tdly IhoIcS.,.
'S.' u ~ h III, jua fent Oi tins BDtl, ,-it,i IL
uoi a. shohi ' made IN tie application of the
~, ' o,i' {" ne company, said apfliraf o. H. y,
~ "a" ian 81 'i'. tiii a~c E,0ig,ny
r",' W .l' ~ i T. ana that The caure slouLl n ni's
n - ~ "''""oh'" lOeihcr class Of IA, sfo. -
MncicaS IL appears that not lcss tlanb,lf r,ri,
VIII VI, h'''c 10 maxi the Improvement. ip
i'i"ii ~ Tie BonId foI tie wear ls- ,r "a we
ihc company Therefore, '' ''' ne interests Of
Resolved That af the g..fipo, - ft,o.....,,
~ b' requested 10 vote lc .iorfn IT,,
io'o"lhs ltnsrs ~ sti Plan a. - Iri 'Dn %, TIE
"a ", oi ~, notice shall be- gwen IN 49, "l
d' n rW ioh !nd Phi ld ipl a. o-aift 'f'P'Is' III
iH' is"iIh OF 'ifciprs shan have guf,,,ritr o. -
i,"' .' iil'lh.c"I 0tWlne of pf,rrf. .,ol i =" si1
H h' proceeds Iron sili ,d4e and me 'l '"'bpy
r.il'' 4h A E di a'nh- upon preferred s,' ' 10
Pi"''N'h'T idlllp- and b,ttcruieufs of nud H.. ih
~ 'iu !.' Hl ' iLc snail iccn Necessary f t ,, "lI
en- ,fti ~. o. Ou 90 fIc InlI '' '"' 'h' iil ana
-. oAd-. Ac Board shall $50 lia,, ,,,,..r g..
DIV. r'o ron %. common -io, fo r, ., , W ,9 no
TdutU ''' '''i he I"und 10 war
I'D il-Any surplus - net catnngs II tho r,t.o, ,,
~ -" ,i Pf' 'inf ffllrIH nf eu . t.f -. ~
w., ~, a. ~ 'l''N "nn o. 'c d.fl fld,4d tt.u IN. %
rsh sh'l hcd'iii equally ul1u t.c two ,,. ~ -. o'
iol quo rN7p'u Dp of ihr a.n 81 ti,, 10y" D..
'"'' 'i' 'ii"' olf - long % nlt i. i,,.t a., 81
mcnts. ''' "'-"'4'Aa .-l l,.ies'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
Fer Toth Sexes-City

Fer Eoth Sexes-Citv.
A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS. with re-
a. liable in formation. free. mailed for postage
r L. AVERY. Amin school bureau West I4th St, n. Y.
'I'IIE BERLIiZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
% West 2Sdst also brooklyn Recognized where
the best Institution for learning modern
to lessons SlS Term begin Low. open all summer.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
,.SEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
IDGT = /. ID


r,fOOT or LBERIY.Sr. NOa n RIVER
70, IihH pahIH IABLB1TAKING EfEECT 0 Z. u. 1856
fWt fWour ~ "A DELPiiA and TRENTON. Bolnq Bso1l
,i.oO l21O 50 DAY. B.OD 3Ija.rl. j}D lh0)p n
Dec connection Wayne Junc' on for Germ ,ntoyn All
nestnnt ~ at oounbia-ave for NanayunS Consho
DRAW NG.kOON CARS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
ne:ar on dg Nigh iT9insDr,PurA iT9ins xntn and
$50 $40: $50. ii:oo a m. l:l5 80 80 e.tj iEJ
E%E Az ssos M M a S$, io i2so n M Tnlri I'd
81! 800 2 m SUNDAY, 3 > a. ~, 81 o. ~.
ForLo KHAVEN. PEALE and PHItLIP~HURG Penn,
Tor WILLiAMsPnRr.- srNBuRY. LEwIsBURG ana
MAHANOY CITY AT -, "a .. m 3i5. 4oin n
For READING snd HARHIoBCNG 20 n J:'D Z s. 8tj,
i,l5 e. n2 loo 1870 400. 1:'o. jth POO p.m suadaTG
For striATT0% y At 700. s45 a. m.s.s5pm
FoT WILKE-BARRE and PIT -r9N I TOO sija n,
IST ST rHua9A' rPHSuatF2E at at i oo% my ~ r. & g. m s, ,i, 10
for 1G BTIpnEnEM r. yH'LLfXloa and MAUcH cHUyg
at tol. 200 $40 0. m. 100 ls" $40 7;'' p M N"h'y
For EAsi0N At 400 TOO. s45 8. NJ i;,o 1884,. 5toJ
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400. ca a. M 1o'
For + Fl n NGToN 200. s4s m.. ICo 1881. sooi3h
500 $50 >; m SUNDAYS l:3? M, ~, mn, ,,,-.
n So i:S0, $50 3i5 400 ,i1 300 90 80. 80.
$50 ZOO. 7;5l. olo. lO;3op sundays 500 r;lOa n
rdf a1P PLA 9S EkD 800 eoo 100 10 sA5 s3o ese.
IlJs M 400, i:3o 2aO $50. $50. soo. 1870, 800 ).
5So "a = 900 $50 700 73D. slj. go. u:Sp T. }
t:5O, 900 $50 l2:0Op. NJ .- 49, ,,n. . (
Tor fnII il AdBOY at 30 5;so' > - ~ ,0 a. m
rSI s'c S, 90 fs AIc eco S6cE2hT GR9va sc an ra
s.3O. -il5 ll:oo m. J. o. 'uo 80" va % D. III ~
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIv ER and BARNEGAl AZ 'i''s
roI F. NJ L eTYP ZIP TiyELAND and BErDGEroN
A.yu m 2 m
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
CiUauClGi.
TO TIE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE TEXAS AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:

TO TIE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE TEXAS AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
Atamcetng of the Stockholders Of THE TENAs AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. held May ~. the e1.
preston OF the meeting that the reorganization plan no.
prOmgaie Is an rnce ~ property.
committee Of thrc appointed to protect your interests
Wcfnd mat 1t Is inconsistent with tho of all
bond and holders any plan Of rcorganil
fOmuatI until the true present possibilities OF the properly
show. This has been lmpracicahe during short
term OF the rccoiyersp We deem II absolutely necessary
10 engage counsel at ami have decided
following pet ton
holder should come forward Individually protect hs inter-
est The trhins amount viii recommend pet on TO
every kholIer
We. the undersigned stockholders in the TEXAS AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. hereby agro 10 con
tribute IN amount not TO exceed fifteen cents share as
against the shares opposite respective Names toward
dcfrayng the incurred protecting our interests
"a stockholders and further agree pay III VI CENT
share tho first nstalmen Of above mme
datey subject the order OF the committee appointed Nav
u. 1886
hepeton is in the hands Of the Chairman TIE Commit.
tee NJ Burr r. IS New where parties dcsrous OF pro
tecting themselves can sign the same.
NJ. BURR. JR.. Chairman
PJ GOODHART
JOHN BLOODGOOD.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

All IN "a one free.
AETNA co, S. 9th ave. NY.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

- EAST G5T1-ST.
- Mss CHISn OLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLa
Harvard Preparatory Class s.. Boys Classes
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

Il YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements OF trains from Chambersst Depot From
23dst 10 minutes earlier.
mDaily except SUNDAYS Day Express Bufet Drawn 2
room Coaches to BiHghamton Elnira iornellsve Bur
Coaches liornellsvlle 20 Cincinnati
p. m.-baiy Chicago and It. Ions Limited Express" a
No extra charge Tor fast tine Arriyes Meavdle rs
400 u m and II on a ~ T3pt,e second morning e. s''
P m DAILY. Buffalo and Niagara Fts Limited arrives
popl a. light train between Now York and Bufao
8 p mDay. Chicago Express for the Vest Pullman Day
and sleeping COACHES TO Bughapton Emira. Rochester.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cincinnati and chicago - ,
Rutherford and Passac 40. 81 :, 72o 7bo $50, iG2o
s&5 & 75 p'o@ O 1890 D. NJ 10 2 mine Sun snnays 5io
80. 1920 m. 10 $40 IS p 1880 n. u mldnigat.
is5' 500 $50 ai5 500 ji5 $40. 556 So $50, 7g5.
$50, 1899 p nj = mianight sunda{s; 30 s3o. 1925
Newark and Paterson, via Newark 645. 500, 80. looo
p No. and IL @ast n essy @ & fSSr-S @ an ana sat gatar525
nights Only an9dals; o'l5 a. g. NJ 32o 6.c ?e9 B NJ -
fT9 ~ g. 1So 1870 S % M l.2 aa + MI i5 80 S
$40, $50 1000 am i45 $50 . 1890 PM aud ~ ning {.
warwick iai5, $50, 1920 M +:30 m. sundays $40
Newburg and Cornwall 7:51 9 A. m. $780, 49, and 7
Rondout and k.ngston and Montgomery 4i5 a. rn $50
p. SUNDAY $50 a Scran on a n sundays except, Z
7:i5 p Sunday $40 30. loeo a. go l. p ~.
Mddeiown 40. 80 100 8, 1920 a. ~, $50 4So; 2.
. aud $3.50 p trains connect with NowYorS ontario
and western railroad at Manst The stop, "a
PORT ierys 4t5 7;5o .. lo2o m. 49, 100. 7:i5 ooD
p m. SUNDAY tO 1870 a. NJ 60 Z, . p 10:
ffeen minutes t5 p M to 10 5 m everg thirty minutes
to lri5 p thirtyminutes. lO45 10 40
Tickets for passage aud apartments IN Drawing and
Sleeping Coaches can be obsue and orders ior tho k
end transfer q Dagsage may be stt at the Cowpsny oa
Express trains from the Wesr arrive NewYork at 7).
join " ABDo I, Genp Pass'r Agent New.York
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

y ',
Beginn ng MAY 2. 1880 -.
For HIGHLANDS SEARRIGuV, LONG BRANCH' 95s
0lj "A. M, p. M sundays 93p a m.
ForArLANTIc HIGHLANDS, 1870. lol5 A. m, ?. m. D,
For LAKEWOOD, TOM, RIVER and BA IN EOAi, fS'
For ATLANTIC CITY, VINELAND and BRIDGEIoN
Tickets can procured foot OF Liberty st. Per No.
North River 2l. Pol 2s7. I2 94f, LA and 5l3 Broat.
way, G5 737 and 7av 6lha,c yington = 10 H. 10 tnd
Csnal.st and principal hotels In NewfOrk Cy In BROOK.
lyp al C0uTtst lOi Broadway. 81 $50 FULTON st |to
J7g Manhattanaye. In iIObokcn "a Washugtonst Sew.
York Company will call for and check baggage irow
hOtes o residence to destination .or,
j. T WOOTT N. - hANt " ~.
General Manager. Cen Pass ana ilcAc' w,
n. +. r. ST.. ~
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General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket ~
H PB BALDWIN. G. z. P. Agt ll9 Liberty St. n. Y
IT. FARES RFDUCED VIA

n sTOSINaTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
To Pi Pioyidence - 70 to Boston, 81 rstclass steamer,
leave from new pier So North River, block above canal
st. 90 D. m daily. except sunday; a with
pnrlOr cars recning chars between steamers landing
Boston without charge @,,,u,s ,.., ,,..
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
6ienmtoats mo Railroaos.
TROY BOATS-CIrlZENS' LINE.
DAY LINE

PAY LINE
~ To OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk Va, and South
Leave via Penn r. II. 4:30 ParOr Baltimore
thence Palace stcamers arriving at Ola Point sl5 m
Norfolk o a IL H.V roMPKINs. Ge4I Pass. Agent
$40 Broadway y. Y
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Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

IU-- v .-fD.
Tie leading school onusc. clocuuOn dramatic fOeiQ
Ill3Ces GlaWlng ana painting. Tree advantages equal
ia I,skCLs IerWoek. PARTICULARS address
J.. kB LAuAkD, President.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

~ Trains Chambcrsst. Depot for Fngewood
Tenany Coster Sparki snd Nyach $40 49, 30 O al,
i 3oa NJ. Il5, 32D. 30 54D 5:io $50 :. lojO p IN.
For Nanuet Spung Valley. Monscs aHd IsLmans o.21
7:3O 93O 4 So $50 and ,. III. Sundays. $50 a.
D. IN.
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For Young Lalies-Cou1tr1-

For Young Lalies-Cou1tr7.
BRADFORD ACADEMY.-FOr the higher
: education OF Full corps competent teach
cOamoIc sept lss0. For circulars and ad
mission apply TO Mss ANNIE r. JOHNSON. TncpI; for
expenses to j. j.. KINGSBURY, Treasurer Bradford Mass
"TNHE ELMS." Sprin giield, Mass. Family.
4 Day and Music school tor flrll Pri nary. Academia
(isssca snC Tost-GTaduate COurseA
MIsSIs TOKTIK q CHAMPNEY Principals
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

rCrIP1URE IN RTNAIssANCE AND MODERN, By
IL ..pih +, oTr. Illustrated. New-lerk, scrionef
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

A few days before election Father
Chawance, the Polish priest Of Swan
River had been induced by Father
Ireland 10 favor McGi1l for governor.
and was distributing McGill tickets
among his people. When the Demo.
Gratis of Little Falls heard this there
was commotion, for if it was moi
changed Ames would Iose16o Democratic
votes. Accordingly those non-partisap
government officials, Wetzel and
Gnernon went ont and saw the priest
and succeeded in convincing him that
Ames was the proper man to support.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

Rev. l.. {. Birch and bride arrive q
on Wednesday evening And were rcceirt,
at the rectory by large party of friends
Among the tokens of estce II and atIes =.
ton, besides the kind expressions and
hearty welcome, were large number of
valuable and, useful presents, including
a large easy chair which was given by
the local lodge. II was happy occas-
ion, and the party dispersed with the
best wishes for the bride and groom.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

In Wadena county there was hot
hight over an attempt to change the To-
cation Of the codnty scat frora Wadena
to Vernda|e and in each of those towns a
)aage number of transient voters were
kept for several weeks in order 10 vote
In The outside towns a slight majority
was given in favor Of Vernda|e. and
neither Of the conten9ing towns have sc,
made public their vote on the county
seat question for fear the other side will
make any necessary incrense
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

The q. S. commission is again at
Mile Laos to confer with the Indians
about removing to White Earth. The
people of Princeton are very anxious to
have the Indians removed so that the
country now occupied by them can be
opened to settlers.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

The members OF the Con regational
Sabbath School, and their friends will
give a basket social at the churcI, ON
Tuesday evening, next. Each lady will
provide basket containing luncll for
two, which Will I've sold to the highest
bidder. Music and vario's literary en-
tertainments viii add 10 lh- pleas res OF
the evening. Everybody is cordially IN
yitt.t 10 attend
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

Appreciative, generous Brainerd gave
Buchanan 80 majority. Mr.. B. wonld
probably like to Get back in the senate
again and devote his entire energies 10
helping out the interests Of the City Of
Pines and her citizens.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

. BY the actions of number of Rcpub-
licans onTuesday last who opposed the
People'sticket every independent Demo.
crat in the county has been forced back
into party lines and hereafter no Repub
lican candidate will get many Demo
cratic votes.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

Il is amusing to hear some of the
Republicans, who helped the straigb,
Democratic ticket this year. make
protestations Of. affection for the Repuh-
lican party in this county. A little
active work BY these same ones would
have made. q big change in the result.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

sFor real comfort ii REQUIRE. an
Acorn Cook and Heating Stove, =
comfort cannot be perfect without one.
Call at e. F. schleusener's and PEI one
as they are very cheap now and have all
late improvements. 81 45 3S3 n. & I,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

O, +. Hogue, who was in Little Falls
a counle Of weeks ago taking subscrip.
tions for the St. Paul Dispatch, was
dead beat and had no authority 10 act as
agent for that company, Those who
paid him money have received no
papers,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

Onr stock of boots and shoes is 20
fa"orab'y known through this county.
that it hardly needs praising UP; but to
those who have not tried us in this line
1t viii be to their interest to do 80 when
10 used OF any. RICHARD Bios.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05
CARPEsirS

Our stock Of Carpets IS now full an;
complete, Just having purchased i large
assortment Of al grades Carpeting car
pc bought q from Us from 20 cents per yare
and upwards. Bargains ID ali styles.
NJ. TUrrLE g OHuRcHII1Il1.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

B Hereafter we shall have The Transcript
issued pfptnpily on time 81 ask no no
mercy from our cred tors.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

" ! have a fine line Of plain and brocade
yelyets in all colers, which am selling
cheap. Mrs. i. PERLEY. 4.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05
" go =
REAL ESTATE RANSFERs &.

Reported weekly for the nEAoeRAT b
Lyman siignor, Regiistef Of Deeds
ST. Paul Il d. I. r.. R. to Ger
h hard IS, sesl pellss sestioni
township 40 ,;s q 2
{ sssthariilla Morris to Christina
Ions, 81, na' ion tow
ship 40 range 30 8 So ],
Ii. lee and husband
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

Mcclellan Parks, who gave bonds to
appear at the last term of court, and fail
cd to show up, was in town this week,
but wnen the deputy sheriff started to
arrest him he got warning and took TO
the hl ush.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

A full line of Ginghams in apron
CHECKS for 5, 8 and 10 cents. Dress
suits only 10 cents, former price 1919
cents, at TANNER.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

NO years isa long time 10 wait, but
we ''t arc " yo''nr yet. We will he awft1l Old
before certain Republicans sell US out
again. Z. 3. s55..: + j =>.5 #=..s: y.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

The finest line of Ladies', Misses ane
Chl'dren's shoes in town, and will
sold at lotion prices to make room 20,
new at ock, T,xsnr,s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

. 4ast SATURDAY. the town was crowded
with people, and The business men re I
ported 1t the hest trade day &c tile fall: Il
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

T Al a meeting Of thevIllage council, on
Wednesday evening the resignation Of
i. r. Steele was accepted and Martin NJ.
Richardson was appointed in his place.
A large humble, OF bills We're allowed,
mostly for the fire department and work
on the streets. 1t was decided to keep
The che'nieal engine house door locked
and furnish each of tic fireMea with Il
Key To the door - -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

The 200 votes that .Lafond conceded
to Flynn in Morrison county got multi
Piled somewhat, and Lafond's 925
majority didn't boon. ND.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05
Fresh Butter.

| keep the finest stock Of fresh butter
in town. Among other ofthe best local
brands will be found THAT made by
Dochen of Buchanan.
8 VIM. BuTrup
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

Mrs. D G.. Conner. Mrs AL Conner
and Mrs David Longcls will return to
their tornler homes in Nova Scotia in a
few days to spend the winter The ladies'
have many friends who will regret their
absence.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

A full line Of the beat Prints in the
market, only s cents. at TANNERS. S.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05

Sank Rapids Sentinel: The workmen
On the Sank Rapids wagon bridge, which
was mostly destroyed by the cyclone
raised the long span on Thursday Last,
and soon we will be able to- cross on our
own bridge, thanks to The generosity
and public spirit Of thirteea of our
c'l'Zens, and the big hearedness of FL:
L. Horton, 3Hsq., the contractor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05
Potatoes Wanted
at TANNERS,

we have just received positively the
largest and finest assortment OF Wa
PAPER eyer on sale in Little Falls Pri
ces to suit the times.
FUTILE & CHURCHILL.