davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

! will sell tickets from Litile Falls to
any part Of EurorA and also ali 55consulo,
sbusine11 done. &c. H EssEL.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

gS 4 few Of the latest style hanging
lamps left at H. F. Schleusener's. Call
and see for yourself: Notrouble to show
goods,
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CARPETS.

Our stock of Carpets is now full and
complete, just having purchased large
assortment Of all grades. Carpetipg car
be bought from us from 20 cents per yard
and upwards. bargains in all styles.
81 Turtle 81 CHURCHILL,
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~ Use Little Elk."AA".
Sheub-Wau-Wau- at
SPRANDEL'
CiothiRg, Clothing, Csothins

~'oci1atSS, Clobfa1Hs, EsOChlhg.
We are not given to blowing, very
much; but we can blow a good deal this
fall about our Clothing Stock, as being
the most complete, the best, and the
cheapest ever brought to this town. Our
Clothing Room is 24xS0 feet, and is all
occupied. You would please US very
much by coming over to see our 81 all
wool suits. RICHARD Bros.
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EYThe Celebrated Atkins Cross CuI
Saws for sale at H. f. Schleusener's
Every saw warranted.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

Drum Major Houoe, with his iissel
and spangles, was an object Of admira-
tion in Royal,on or. Saturday.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

The best stove for cooking and baking
made in this country is. the new i'm
proved Acorn. Every stove warranted.
at Fl. F. SCHLEUsENER's
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Isnot always enjoyed by those. who seem
to possess it, The ta1nt OF corrupted
blood mey be secrctly llnderaniningg the
constitution. In time, the poison will Ger
stainly show its effects, and with all the more
yirulence the longer 1t has been allowed
to permeate the system. Each pimple, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense of unnatural
lassitude, or languor, is one of Natures
warnings OF the consequences Of neglect.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05
rY@Use Little Elk "BB".

eeB eeBThe Norwegian Steel Tooth Har.
is the best and the cheapest, at
...@ :~J.@W.. BERG's.
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AZ Neal takes pride ID showing his
y instantaneous shutter, Il IS 8 marvel for
jerking shade ws.
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81 Use Little Elk "AA".
For. Sale Merry. Cheap,

One good year old half Durham
COW, and one good single drying horse.
RETZI.AFF &, OTREMnA.
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Tie recent fall Of snow has nlafle some
trouble on The western end of The n. r.
road, al Bismarck and Jamestown, and
the mails were DELAYED somewhat,
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eY | Sc I-attle Elk BIB"

On all kinds of Groceries, we keep the
Lead" for low prices.
RICHARD Bros.
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Mrs. Andrew McCrea has returned
from Washington territory, where she
has been spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Murphey. She is de-
lighted with the climate in that section
of country. Crops are now growing,
and the landscape is as, green as i, is here
AN June.
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Just received at Richard Bros &
nice lot of Girls, =. Misses and Ladies
Jerseys. =: .~>
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The Royallon Banner makes an attack
on Lieut.. Coy. Gilman this week. We
don't hardly agree with the Banner in
tl,is matter .t@&z$$t - 80
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Yes, Why Shouldn't We?
A bountiiul harvest, prices for grain
much better than last year, and goods at
Richard Bros, the popular store OF
Little Falls, at from 10 to 90 per ceps
below competitors; why shouldn't We be
happy?
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GREAT REDUCTlON. have
just received lot of stoves Hlirh | Wil4
sell very cheap. j. W pENG,
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The Fayorite roller rink is to be
reopened tomorrow evening, and viii be
in charge of VIM. A. Bow.
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10000 white oak ties wanted at
,MAURIN s. MEDvED's,
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p. H. Gross will again he candidate
for town supervisor ard for village trus-
tee, ami will also probably come up for
sheriff: this fall Heis asking for about
everything in sight.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

Sash and Doars at bottom prices at
81. ~ =&< j. W. BERG's.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

Democratic;matches 50 boxes for: Is
cents, at MAURIN & MEDvED,s.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05


The following items were handed in
by resident Of Gorstville, five m lies east
of Ft. Ripley station:
j. Gorst now has charge of lumber
camp.
n. d. Reynolds has made and hauled
to the railroad 300 ties this winter.
Snow has been falling here for the past
few days and now there is good sleighing
again.
VIM NJ. Harrison's teams are now
doing good work hauling logs while
there is snow.
Messrs. Cook and Fields and other
Free Methodlsts are now at Oak Ridge
attending revival meeting there.
A bhrcnoloyist gave: g lecture al the
school house on Saturday evening, ant.
it was we'll attended by the young peo-
pie. .<
Sabbath school is held at the school
house every Sunday afternoon at 2
O'CLOCK, 1t is we'll managed by Nessrs,
King and Ainsworoh, and has a gool:
attendance of old and young,
Mr.. Toms holds divine services at t},t
school house every Sunday night, and Of
! the purher that were converted here las,
| winter there are many who n,in in
the good faith. lIr. Metleny is exptve.
to he here soon again 10 assist Mr. Tom
in his !ators. Lei the good work y:
| continued this spring.
Many Of the homestead loggcr5 fli!e.
to get ali their hauling done with th
! first snow we had, the reason was ti1%'
| Ar, Peden, the special timber agent
was looking oyer their logs and ~
places to sec how much imyrnyer.".:;>
they had, and they stopped cutting u.
few days. but began again, saying Il u
n. P. Clarke would make it all + 1T =,
the land office, and that the 1ilt.bt? area;
dare not refuse him the timo..r en-; y:
them.
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DR.. Wright is again happy father, a
young gentleman loo>ned up at his home
on Wednesday morning, just little late
to assist Clerk Wright at this term of
cOurt
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A. W. Raymond was in town from
his Platte river lumber camp yesterday.
and said he would be happy if the
present weather would hold two week
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

Col. Hicks. of the law firm OF Cross,
Hicks s. Carleton. was in Town on busi-
ness on last Saturday
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

ETY Tanner is to the front as usual
with kafull and complete stock OF tall aud
wintefagoods cheaper than ever.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

Lewis famous 1856 distllled whiskey
q Z: sSsPRANDEL' S. .
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{. ,5 - - : = ---- :
Many large muska'longe are being
& caught , in alake west Of Green Prairie:
Most Of them weigh between eight aud
$ ) :: :, .------ = : : ':
$50. Stewart, at one time resident OF
Little .l' Fails, but now studying law IN
Oscar 'laylor's Office IN st, Cloud, Vas IN
s. -. -------. - : : --.s =
The village council met irregular ses-
sion on " ednesday evening and adjourn
ed until Ithis evening, the officers reports
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

gY II. M. s. NJ McFaddcn is at th;
Central Saloon.
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A large amount sof wheat is being
hauled from the Little Falls elevator to
the 1ittle Elk -four mills
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

The county attorneys salary in Morri-
son county remains $500 per annum,
Notwithstanding the efforts of the board
of county commissioners to reduce i, last
January. In similar case in Carleton
county the officer appealed to the courts
and final decision was reached ia the
supreme court Of the state on Monday,
and it decided that when the salary Of an
officer was fixed at the beginning of his
term, it could not be changed during his
term of office. At the time the board
endeavored to.reduce Mr.. Werthington's
salary we disputed the legality of thei,
act, and the decision of the supreme court
sustains our position. II was foolish
piece of spite work attempting to reduce
it, and we are heartily glad that it failed
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

Sumner Sib'ey has returned from
Gray Eagle, and is'again at work in AL.
Germa MS barber shop,
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The e will be social hop at Milo
Por,er's residence this evening. A fine
time. is expected.
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". A. Blake, travelling for Lanpher,
Finch & Skinner, St. Paul wholesale
dealers in hats, caps and furs, was. in the
city on Wednesday calling Oh his Gus
toners.
Business is beginning to pick up
somewhat around town, judging from
the amount Of freight ,hR1 came in this
week for our merchants. We arc glad
to see it,
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.EB Use Little Elk "i3Br.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

Hon. w. W. Billson of Duluth was in
town on Tuesday, Having charge of W.
w. Davis suitragainst Mark Kobe.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

Macra,ne cord a. aa1cHARn Bros.
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f. X. LAFOND.

Bottled Cider in bottles or by the gIas:
It SPRANDEL'S.
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Mrs. Chance OF, Bismarck, D. T.. sister
of Mrs. .. W. Berg, has beea visiting in
this village several days. and is now al
ST. Cloud. s,a
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

az Use Little Elk ".AA".
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A young man named Casada was dan
gcrously hurt while working in the pin
cries at AL. Conners Platte river camp on
last Saturday. A falling tree near which
he was stan,ling struck another tree and
the but "kickcd" back about forty feet,
striking Casa1y and knocking him into
an old tree top, breaking his left arm
and terribly bruising his left leg above
the knee. s ;Alo, being forced into ii
lie was brotylh to Little Falls and sent
to his home at Clearwater, Mimi,
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

A large amount Of Eastwood logs are
wanted at Young's saw mill at Two
Rivers.
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Ths lectUFeS at IHe COngEeyatf0naI
church have closrd and have been quite
successful. The attendance has been
good :nd Ill have been profitable. IAe
result must be to awaken d kcener inter
eet in c]evaling themes and Il higher ap-
probation Of them. Financially they
have been success owing largely to TIE
fact that al Of the lecturers gave their
services. Sixty dollars Will be ne,ed :;
and if those few who have not yet pait!
for tickets will hand it in at their earliest
convenience, a payment will be made
upon the Parsonage debt
Little Falls transcript., 1886-03-05

"A. G.. POSTLETHWAITE.
Land Comm Missioner,
St. Paul, MINI
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The fire company will give a dance on
the eveping of Easter Monday, April
rs.
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! sLOCAL:>ITEMS.
Village election next Tuesday.
>Hessel's new office is being built.
Kobe still Insists that he was right.

IA L..
Royalton was wide awake on @Satur-
nrday.
Most everybody in town were courtDg
this week
Heron Bros. have just received y lot
of spring goods.
Q. W. Sylvester is down trom Duluth
on a business trip.
VIII Harker took a TIP to Minneapo-
lis last Wednesday.
John We1.el now has the finest looking
driving team in town.
E. &. Moore returned yesterday from
a week s trip to Nebraska.
Aleck McRea Of swanville has been
a'tenAfAg court this week.
s. G. Lee of Long Prairie is planning
to build aarg,e brick store.
J. A large amount Of personal property
tax has been paid this week.
Lawyer Fleming of Brainerd was in
attendance at court this week.
.-------------------.-~-
People are trying TO gness what tickets
will be in the field next Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Garfield went to
Willard yesterday for e days visit.
Frank Jarboe OF Sauk Centre was in
town a few hours on Saturday last.
r M. Worthinston is assisting the
clerk of court during the present term.
The fire company will give Il dance on
the evening of Easter Monday, April
rs.
A large amount Of basswood logs are
wanted at Young's saw mill at Two
| Rivers.
Thee will be social hop at Milo
| T"CttF ) tcSIuCHCc WIS cFCtiillS. A LiA'S
time. is expected.
| Col. Hicks of the law firm Of Cross
| Hicks g Carleton, was in Town on busi
ness on last Saturday.
| Sumner Sib'ey has returned from
Gray Eagle, and is'again at work in Al
Germa ms barber shop,
A large amount .of wheat is beinS
hauled from the Little Fails elevator t
the little Elk -four mills.
The Fayorite roller rink is to b
reopened tomorrow evening, and will b,
in charge ofWm. A. Bow.
I Drum Major Houde, with his liKse
and spangles, was an object Of admir-.
tionin Royal'on on Saturday.
tits; probable that the Wells Farg'
Express company will sson be forced t
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People are trying to guess what tickets
will be in the field next Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Garfield went to
Willard yesterday for "a days visit.
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PERSONALS.

Drppv Env AIMS i y;s;t;pg fr;npda
in Nasbville
n a,;. -, ,, an
tuoeE ~heeIusteu III on hVoSSs WIN
HS'cH wilh lnleIesI az Sa'e ol uyoso
=" 'otE, CORNER 9lhnlS'" any "''''
~
" a. "thsos allu ~ l. OoLPcl"ilI's
,gN!L.5.ut rllroau col.ractoLs rom
mlNnissippl' Were IA tle ~ y~gS'e'u"y'
'lrcu'"uIlB alhohg lhclr 'IIen.S'
SIC. R%oEscHER, who broke his arm n
few days ago, is reported DO DR. Laski,
his physician, to be progressing hnely
ana IN a ayr way u DC on Vhe SVroeVS
next week.
CAWps are out for the marriage on
Sunday, March 9TH, at the Temple on
Poplar street, of Miss Bertha Fluid, II
prominent Jewish belle of this city, to
Mr. Alex q. Milins OF st. Louis.
Mn ANn MRs. T. j. LATHAM and
daughter left Yesterday evening on a
Southern tour. They will spend flew
days IN New Orleans, thence to Flori-
da, whore they will spend several
weeks.
r IAneNr. who was for many years
81 citiyono f Memphis. buf moved 20
Minuenuolis a few years ago has re-
turned 10 the city. He will occupy
tho store in the Odd-Fpllows' Hall FOR
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meteorolowIonl Meport.
MEYpHis, TEKs., February Is, lSG6.
CITY NEWS.
SSkey Kal9 again tonight
Tho grand Jury meeta to.dAl

Stky kd9 again tonight.
Tho grand jury meets to-day.
The sle Of seats Tor Lotta's on
gagemcnt opens to-day.
Janish appears here February
I'D in Sar1ou's Princes An3rea.
Tho interview with "Rcpublican'
IN Sundays ArCEaL attracted wide
spread attention.
james Miller charged with lar
eony, was sentenced 10 two yeaN in
the Criminal CouLt yesterday.
Tickets 90 SUI Francisco, good Tor
return far six mouths viii be sold by
Mr. Tally on the 18th, 10Th and 10th
Judge Eldridgc yesterday APP
pointed commissioner to set aside u
years allowance to the widow of Rich
ard K, Smith
-Frupt Lelie's Popular MoHttH aud
Harpa'S Monthly Tor March PVcte
annual and Clipper Almanac for 1856
Nanstord has them,
In tho GriuSDal Court yesterday
J W Dowcll was sentenced TO five
years in the pcnitentiary for house
breaking and larceny.
o. Btrjcbdin, the furniture man
wants his friends 10 know that he ia
not the party isluo namc) jailed by
the United States authorities Tor per
pctutiug pension frauds.
. Barres and Mccain, the cham
pion type-Botters of the country, viii
receive special dispatches continuing
the records OF the contestants in the
Memphis tourney each night
The Information that Esnval Park
NJ to be made attractive for the sum
mcr VIVA received with genpinc pleas
ure. The scheme is u good "a and
ought Sc pay II properly managed
-Liconsos 10 marry were Issued
Yesterday TO L. G. hngNald and Flora
+ Rcniea j. IL R0heris and Henrietta
Greer, John h. Black and Annie L.
Dwycr, B. w Smith and Matte Dean.
John IL. iuman and party will
leave New Orleans "Wednesday night
by special Train, and arrive at Nom
phis about q o'clock pm. Friday,
They will DO sh0Wu around town sat
urday.
The crossing Of ucrnardo and
Vance slneeie has not yet been re-
paired. IL has been impossible Tor a
month and ne effort seems 90 be made
to repair 10. Itis "a uyml,uer ul the
pslmy days OF 'ye ward hummer
system. ,
h The tat women who participated
IN last weeks convention are attract
ing nearly 90 much attention as they
are all grouped ia oue halt at the
Dime Musoum this week. Miss Eva
Nauricht wcars her champion gold
badge.
-lIalt a dozen names are mentioned
for thn scat i'm the County Court left
vacant hy tte death OF Justice John
Spelman, muOue them Tom G9ryey,
Mike M,Etahoa, r. r. Taylor and
Horny Butteniarg. X Is mos known
whether any q thorn want itor not
"A larr force n carpenters, taking
advsntag, Ji tiu sunshine We're hard
10 work 0u tne stract-clr stable, corner
GayusO and Iinrnandu streets The
bayou has been 1oorcd over, and lhe
debris crard away, and the stabin
Will bc pushed rapidly forward nc5n-
plctiop.
The Gre alarm irom box IL, at ?
O'clock pun. voa,eflay WAS caused Us
the burning oi iWo ouc-st0ry ir9mu
dalilu taa property OF q Carpet,
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Fierce fractional Fight Follow
Battle of the PetticOats.
Exasperated, Excited EndeaVOrs
Each Eagerly Embraced.

Mrs. 'Testy-Yes, I'm glad to say
that my husband is very good natured.
Mrs. Crusty-And so is mine.
Mrs. Testy-But my husband
never kicked over the stove.
Mrs. Crusty-Are you sure ofthatP
Mrs. Testy-Yes, I'm sure of it;
but l heard your husband did.
Mrs. Crusty-Well, whoever told
you that told a ialsehood; besides,
I'd rather my husband would kick
over the stove than to kick me,
like l heard a certain woman's hus-
band did.
Mrs. Tosty-Ohl you near thing
My husband never gave me as much
as a cross word in his life.
Mrs. Crusty-NO, and [ suppose
he never came home intoxicated.
Mrs. Testy-Yes, I'll admit that
but then he doesn't squander all his
money and leave his family suffering
for bread.
Mrs. Crusty-I can prove that my
husband is not a.spendshriit.
Mrs. Testy-Prove it, please.
Mrs. Crusty-Why, he buys his
clothes at the Misfit Parlors, 262
Second street.
Mrs. Testy-And so does mine.
He says he can save money enough
there on a suit aud overcoat to buy
coal for the entire winter.
Mrs. Crusty-That's just the re-
mark my husband made. He said
the overcoat he got there for $22 was
worth $40, and the suit he paid $40
for could not have been made to sell
for less than $50.
Mrs. Testy-I'm. sorry, dear, that |
said anything about your husband.
Mrs. Crusty-Never mind, it was
all my fault; but | guess we'd been
q~uarreling yet if it hadn't been fol
the Misft Parlors. Graciousl what
happiness they do bring to Memphis
Mrs. Testy-Yes, the Misft Par
lors are a real blessing. There are
bargains there for rich and poor, fol
it sells the finest of custom-m made
clothing at prices which do not often
represent the cost price of clothing,
You get Suits, Overcoats and Pants
there for half price.
N.B.-Our present stock of fine
merchant tailors insists in elegant
Overcoats and Suits that we sold
originally for one-half Of their actual
value, we are now SELLING BELOW
COST to enable us to make room fol
the large and handsome stock of GUS
ToM-MADB GARMENTS which we will
receive, from our agents at the open
ing of the spring season. If you de-
sire to secure a GENUINE BARGAIN
in a SUIT or ovERCoAT it will pay
you to give us a call.
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situatad nenr the Orner OF Iowa and
pOSton avenues. The loss Was about
$500, insurance unknown. The origin
has not yet been learned.
When returning iron a hunt in
Wolf river bottoms yesterday after
moo Michael Woods, q sober and
industrious young machinist, employed
10 the Louisville and Nashville rail
road shops, shot and badly lacerated
hiB LETT hand by the accidental dis
charge Of his gun. He was conveyed
To hi- residence, ~ Ohio, G a john
son avenue. Drs. Brown and Rogers
arc attending him. Fears OF lockjaw
are entertained.
Mr.. V. l.. Rawlings, who was in
town aelin yesterday, is not yet salts
Gcd with the statement that in the re-
cent contest in thu County Court he
testified that, though lee Allen did
not vote in the first ballot, still he
voted. iIe desires 0haye the state
mcnt explicitly made that be saw Lee
Allen vote on the third ballot. His
request Is cheerfully complied with,
though what the third ballot had 10
do with the case is not apparent TO
the naked eye.
Tho Bradstrcet Agency reports that
the total number OF failures in the
United States and Canada for the
week ending February 18th was 227,
against 2SS the week before, COM
pared with 273, 2i3. Poi and l59in the
second weeks OF February in 1885,
1884, 1883 and 1882, respectively. Tho
failures IN Canada were %, against "a
asst week. The aggregate Of failures
in the United States in 1856 10 date is
1879, I'd against 223l in a like portion
Of 1895, a decline OF 1852 in six weeks,
and aacompared with 1871 in 1884, 1901
in 1883 and 1928 in 1882.
The committee in charge OF the
Womau's Exchange yesterday, was
Mn. NJ. l.. Selden. Among the
visitors were: Mrs. W. B. Stafford,
Mira. Hampson, Mrs. b. b. l., Boyd,
MB. e. b. Boyd, Mrs. g. w. Fisher,
j r. GOOdlOe, j. G. Nelson, s. ID.
Kyle, Cleveland, o., j. Ellison, r. b,
Hunter, Cleveland, o., w. Lamar,
John Oyerton, jr, Lea Oycrton, J. i,
Haskell, Mrs. NJ. j. Vaughan, Mr.. w,
W. Pierce, sr., Mrs. A. j. Knapp, Mrs
w. N. Merriman, w. Mcssick, DIR. X.
H. Burlington, Mrs. i. NJ. Nelson,
Mn. Clifford Bruce, W. n. Gage, j,
Is. WATSON, X. NJ, Smith, Wittsburg,
Ark, H. Cary, w. l.. Parker, y. A.
Reed, 4 w. Session., James Conner,
w, G. Watts, w. a. Collier, George
CAN'T, ir, Mrs. Samuel Watson, j. II,
Smith, j. J. Murphy, DR.. }. d. White
and J. w. Peters.
Police Court proceedings ycstcr-
day: May Franklin, a%littlc bootblyck
assault and battery, fined s.; Hannah
Wiley c0lored, drunk and disorderly,
fined $50; Charity Taylor, colored,
street walking, forfeit OF s. taken in;
! A. Framall, white, assault and bat
tory, fined $40; Amanda Robertson,
colorcd, street walking, fined 50, Hen
~ Black, colored, plain drunk, fined
81; Austin Martin, oolored, assault
and battery, fined $780, j.. Gardner,
white, q plain drunk, forfeit of s.
taken in; VIM. Harris, colored, prowl-
ing fined $40; Alexander Austin, col
orrd, drunk, fined So NJ. G. Servis,
white, drunk, fined s.; Frank CLAY
well, white, violating health ordinance,
fined $40; May Prudcn, Maggie Dow
and Lizzie Henderson, violating health
ordinance, fined - each Manuel
Jones, colored, drunk and trespass,
fined 81
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MUSLIN SKIRTS.

At SOC good Domestic Skirt, deep
hem, vita tucks above; best value
in the city.
AT SOC better Domestic, tucked
cambria rutlle; belt value in the
city.
At zoe much better Domestic,
cambria ruhls, edged with Ham
burg embroidery; best value in
the city.
At Soc best quality Domestic,
deep cambria rufle, with five
French tucks; best value in the
city.
At 81 II fine Domestic Skirt,
deep cambria ruffle, with two rows
OF lorchon inserting and lace edge
to match; best value in the city.
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CHEMISE.

At zoe, Muslin Chsmise, pomps-
dour style, solid embroidered yoke;
best value in the city.
AT Acc best quality Muslin, cord
ed band; best value in the city.
At zoe good Muslin Chemise,
plain band; bett value in the city.
AT 55c pointed yoke, three rows
inserting between clusters OF tucks (;
best value in the city.
At 90c Cambria Chemise, extra
long, trimmed tofchon lace and in
Aeiting; best value in the city.
AT Acc box-plaited Ohemise, be-
tween two rows Hamburg insert
ing, edge to match; best value in
the city.
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Order Medals at MuIFord's.
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little eherub
awakes as "bright as q button" 1t Is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, soitens the gums, allays all
main, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhma, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
a bottle.