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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
Bible Society Meeting.

The CharIrstnwn branch of the American
Bible socic,y held lis anniversary in the Pres
hvtGrian Church in this place on Sunday eve
ming. Sept 9Th. at half-past seven O'Clock.
The meeting WAS opcHrd Gv apprrpriat"
singing by the choir Of the church. and reading
the Scriptures and prayer by the Rev. DIR.
lln:!liins. the pastor.
The reading of the minutes of the previous
meeting WAS dispensed with.
The regular business ni the Society was then
taken up. the President. y s. White. Esq. in
the chair. After It few brief Introductory re-
marks hv the President. showing the condition
Of the work of the Society duriH% The past year.
with its prospects fOr tlir future in our town
and community. ana reading some highly in
American and the British and F"r.I"n Bible So
ciriiCS. showing the importance: md magnitude
of The work nf these two grand institutions.
tn" Rev. Mr. Tongue. of ClIarlrStOwr. was i'll
irnduccd and made an animated and instruc-
iiv" address. treating the work of publishing
aud dis. rihU':n" the Bill" from II business pnin:
ri view. Sl,"win. that both patriotism and rcli-
zion demanded For it the most earnest consid-
Grafton of our people.
After Sin%in" of an appropriate hymn. the
cli2ir Introduced the Rev. Mr.. Frank Dixon.
VIII" recently entered uiroI til" pn~t"rate of she
Baptist church in this place. The speaker
held the closest attention "i the large audience
for ahout fifteen nr twenty minutes in Il strik-
in~ and eloquent speech.
The Rev. Mr.. Cotton. the fhitifnl and ear
nest n.cut of the American Bible Society for
the State of West Virginia. then closed the
sp"nkin" with a very practical and sensible"
address. presenting the claims of Gods word
upon orr >ympatlI!cS. our prayers and oI'r con
slant support.
Hon. Wan l.. Wilson. who was made 4 FicG-
President. aud CIcon Moore. Esq. elected Sec
Rotary for the ensuing wear.
\ collection wis then taken up which, will
REACH ;,bOut $50. and the meeting adjourned.
after bcucdic,ion lay the Er. VIC. Eg"I"st"n.
4. u. BARR. Sec. pro tenn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
Base Ball.

The c. Frank Jones club defeated
a nine of the jefferson Guards" last
Thursday, by a score of 30 to 1G.
The Athletics played the Rough and
Ready club on Friday and Saturday
afternoons. the score IN Friday being
- to - in favor of the Rough and
Readys and or Saturday 10 to - in
favor of the Athletics. These games
were two out of 4 series of three, the
deciding game to be played Friday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The Athletics
also defeated the Academy Club
Saturday morning, by 4 o Of &c
to 10.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

In the case of the Fidelity Trust
Company of Philadelp hia VS.. the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Compa-
ny on the petition of the Central I'm
]provement Company, Special Judge
Trapnell decided adversely to the pc
t%itioners, at n special term of the
Circuit Court held Monday last
Mcdonald and Moore, of Berryville,
and d. B. Lucas, for Petitioners ;
Judge Robertson, of Virginia, Bull
lit Dale, of Philadelphia, F. P.
Clark, of Baltimore. for the Fidelity
Company. We understand Mr.. Trap
nell's opinion was very able. There
is 4 million, or more, of money in
volved.-Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
Minister'S and OeaconS' Meet.
ing Of the Shenandoah Bap-
fist Association
to he held Mt
LEETOWN, JEFFERSON CO. w. VA.
September 27-3O, 1883.

Thursday. $50 p. M.-Introductory Sermon
by Rev. J. c. Davidson: alternate, Rev. Frank
Dixon.
Friday. $50 \. M.-.Thc Place of the Ordi-
nanccs in the Christian R~rli"iUu'-icv. F. ?.
Robertson. Rev. j. &. Davidson. L. 5. Adams.
The Duty of the Church to the Sunday
Schuol"-ltcv. Frank Dixon. Rev. j. l.. Wiley.
d.. NJ. Deck.
80 Z. M.-"Tlc Study of the Bible: How
Best Promoted among Us REV. T. B. Shep-
herd. Rev. Julian Br0addus. c. d.. Price.
Saturday. 9:3O \. M.-"lIow May the Offer
im-s OF Oar Churches be Increased ?"-Rcv. l..
r. Milbournc. Rev. G. F.. Williams. J. f. Fuik.
Tie Distinctive Principles Of the BaptistS'-
Rev. Julian BroadduS. Rev. +. 7. Davis. e. G.
Littlrt1u.
2:30 p. M.-"Thc Prayer Meeting Its Place
and Power in Church WorL"-Rev. J. C.. Da-
wilson, Rev. r. b. Shepherd. Andrew Broad
duS.
Preaching OH Friday and Saturday nights,
and ON Sunday. both morning and night.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

The following decisions were hand
ed down by the Judges of the Supreme
Court of Appeals on Saturday:
Swisher vs.. Malone. from Marion county
opinion ~ Woods Judgment of Circuit Court
affirmed
Barker vs. Walton. from Peasants county
opinion by Snyder ! judgments of Circuit Court
affirmed. Il
Phillips VS.. County Court, from Ritchis
county; opinion by Snyder ; Judgment of Cir
cult Court reversed and case remanded.
See VS.. Rogers ct al, from Taylor county ;
opinion by Snyder; decree reversed, demurrer
overruled and cause remanded.
Woodford VS.. Hull from Levi ef''ptyi
opinion by Snyder; judgmcntr eversed' NPe-
tition dismissed.
Flynn vs. Lee. from Richie county; opinion
by Snyder: judgment of Circuit Court affirmed
Kinsley VS.. County Court. from M~ouongalia
county opinion by Johnsoni Judgment OF
Circuit Court affirmed. 4
Newton VS.. Reits, from Richie county; opin-
ion by Johnson; reversed and remanded.
Winters Va. Null, from Marshall county,
opinion by Johnson; Judgment of Circuit Court
affirmed.
opinion by johnson; Judgment by Circur
Court affirmed. E
State VS.. Ragland, from Boone county;
opinion by Johnson; judgment of Circuit
Court affirmed.
Mills VS.. Armstrong. from Jackson county;
petition for writ of error refused. i
Golf ct al. VS.. Wass ct al, from Richie counf-
ty; petition for writ of error refused.
Mckee VS.. Mckee, from Wood county PEI
tition for appeal and supersedcas refused.
Lowther vs.. Davis. from Doddridge county;
writ of error and supcrscdeas allowed bond
$3.50.
The Court will probably conclude
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
sadler Building. Headquarters for Hat

Our Fall Stock of Mems Clothing is rolling
in upon us very fast and n more beautiful stock
we have never seen. We are Headquarters for
Boys and Mems Wearing Apparel. and there's
no use in irving to gainsay that fact. What we
do not keep in this line is not worth keeping.
WIN. KAHN IL Co. Sadlcr Building.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

The IIarpcr's Ferry Democrats had
a large and enthusiastic meeting last
Saturday night. The IIarper's Ferry
and Bolivar Club. under President j.
Garland Hurst, had torch-light pro-
cession, in uniform, headed Ivy the
Loudoun Band, after which able and
stirring addresses were delivered by
Col. r. p. Chew and Forrest w.
Brown, Esq, of this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

AGRICULTURAL AMI MECHANICAL
EXHIBITIONS will he held this year
as follows:
fredericksburg, Va.-Sept. 1920.
LynchburT. Na.-Octoher 20.
Stanton, Na.-Sept. 25-2S.
Richmond, Na.-(Exposition) Oct.
4, to last sevcn weeks.
Woodstock, Va.-Oct. 2-5.
Lexington, Na.-Oct. Gil.
Winchester, Na.-Oct. 9-12.
Hagcrstown, Md.-Oct. 1919.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
Desirable Small Farm
. L

THE undersigned offers for sale. privately,
Il his DESIRABLE MALL FARM. containing
about IS Acres. situated on the Summit Point
road one-half mile west of Cha lestown, JEFF
fe son county. W. Va. Said farmis of the hest
quality of Limestone Land. and is improved by
a good New Frame Dwelling. q fine Well OF
Water. Stahling and other Outbuildiugs; also
a Thrifty Youug Orchard, and is under good
fencing. Will be sold on easy terms. Apply
to SAMUEL BAUGHER.
September II, 1SSS-2m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

Hats for Men and Boys received direct
from the manufacturers, p cases. The mob
bicst and latest styles in Soft and Stiff Hat
sold at rock-bottom prices.
MM KAHN L Co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

Money can be saved on Children's Clothing
by reading HIRscHMAN's advertisement in this
: cck's issue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

A tremendous stock of Trunks and
Satchels at Geo. III. Hagley's. ;
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The Court will probably conclude
its term here tomorrow.

Boots and Shoes. This fall we can show
! you u larger stock than ever before. Don't
| spend a dollar unless you have seen our i'm
mcnsc stock. we will save you money. Il.
VIM. KAHN IL Co.
Shoe Enlporimln. Sadler Building
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

See advertisement of MesSrs.
Hamilton Easter & Sons, Baltimore.
in this Issue. The head of this firm
has been in continuous business for
fortv-cight years. and is one Of the
most sterling citizens of Baltimore.
The house stands 4 No. l for prompt
ness and fair dealing, and is in every
way one of the most reliable in the
country.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
Lots For Sale.

NOR SALE. several Building Lots on the
L Bloomery Turnpike also Two Lots near
the B. 6 O.. Depot. Terms easy. Apply TO
July IL. 1888. c. F. WALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

Everything in Ladies' Fall Millinery. ut
H~IRSCUMASfS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

School Suits. which are now lnostin demand.
are foremost in our thoughts-and we want
them to be foremost in yours also. We assure
you that you cannot buy such suits anywhere
for anything near what we ask you.
WIN. KAHN Co. Sadler Building. :.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
Don't You Know ?

That the Dudes have n late swing.
That there is not many visitors in town.
That the Young telegraph operator at III" B..
Il O. is cute.
That the Stephenson Female Seminary is
larger than usual.
That Mr.. Claude f. Hair,cs has the hand
soonest Rover in CharleSiown.
That this place shnulh he proud Of the eff
fcicnt corps at the post Office.
That some of the young men her" contribute
the happenings in town t" papers Il distance off
That {. Frank Jones Base Ball nine I"tS left
when they compete with the " Rcrkcl-v boys
That the much needed rain came and lasted
accordingly.
That there should be more lawn tennis courts
in town.
That the moonlight dreams over the front
gate must soon abatc.
That the Republicans are iubilant over their
recently nominated Statesman.
That every body should hear the speaking to-
day-and let Y.Nir enthusiasm be aroused for
Cleveland and Thurman.
That The camrn""'in" at Shenandoah June
tiOn was prevented by the iuclcnucrcy of the
weather.
That Cliarle>tnwn can ln.~t Of three good
D"UIncrn.ic prpcrs-0LT good looking editors
That the CaninHiIn is thoroughly OIc!Ud.
and ready for work.
That if Suunp of tn" Young men in this pllc"
were a. far advanced nm TIE ladder "f famr a.
they ar" IN the stnTF-way. there w":ild he more
HONE for tE.nl.
That there has been Il sub-tamcr discovered
in Charir>tnwn much <wcatcr than sugar. She
Is Is years old ard wrl-$ 81 hustle.
That the genial ynung jrw"lcr. Mr.. Chas. W.
Brown. las kindly furnished the school chill
drrn in the county with srInni sltciIclS. haviu"
distributed 800. He thinks i: pay tOadvrr;iSu.
That Mr.. Cha<. T.. Rrimin%cr. the young
merchant tailor. is an artist on II fit.
That Ovcrcoats feel more comfortable than
busters.
That Mayor Brown attends to his duties faith
fully.
That III" Republicans wanted Il colorad rep
rcsentuticc.
That the nights are delightfully."- cool and
winter dresses are being brought ~ Si-E:.
That the mari iI|c nf Mr.. j J. BOyd. of the
: Red Front" i being discussed.
And rrSOlrcI. that the Jefferson Gnnrd$" are
the haudSpursi body of gentlemen in the three
counties (On an a"crn"c).
That the ur"hir< have resumed their <riiolAS-
tic dutirS with II smile.
Tia: cvrryboh"i j. getting ready for the dem
Onstratinu Tonight. Whoop her mp
That if Everybody would attend to their own
business in a strictly businrsS-like manner. and
leave other people alone. the police force would
be lack of business.
And that this is September 18th. and nothing
more.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

at the AUCTION SALE i'll New York last week of tile bankrupt firm of Sehgman May e o.
This comern pm to their failure was the largest Boys and Chndrens Clothing House in the
comry, and their goods have Il national reputaiouf for Fit, Durability Style and Workman
ship. In u few ordHw We thought our stock at about
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18

Immense assortment of Mems new Fall Hats,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-18
the Latc., Novelties in eENTLEMENrs

for FAN and Winter wear. Our stock this fall will be the largest tina, we have "
of showing, whneo ur Prices will be Lower han ever We desire you o in
same.
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Why Is IL!

II was probably the natural thing
for our Republican friends to jnbilate
ever the election as they did last
,asht. We dare say that our demo-
cratic friends would have done the
same thing if the s:ioe had been on
the other foot. And yet when all the
Aurrah is expended and fireworks are
burnt out people will sit down sobsrly
and wonder what it was all about any
way. Those who expect to get the rost-
sff,ces will continue in an exultant
strain, but the great masses of the
people will so back to saving wood
inst as If nothing had happened. The
CRY Of Protection and prosperity" is
only q cry, after all. For Minnesots
farmers it will mean just what it has
always meant 2S-cent wool and IS
cent wheat. For millionaire manu-.
facturers like Mr.. Carnegie it will
mean sl.50o. 900 . year profits. just as
It has been doing, while the number
IT half naked Hungarian women vii,
probably be doubled. And yet they
call it famous victory.-T he Globe
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Vote For Representative.
COUNTY ELECTIONS.

The following are the officers
elected in adjoining counties:
IN GRANT COUNTY.
II. F. Sanford. auditor; L. Lynne.
treasurer; J. T. Linden, sheriff; John
X. Lee, register of deeds; Geo.
Ketcham. attorney; L. o. Foss, ind &c
of probate; J. \. Ahrahamson. super
intendent of schools; L. NJ. Phinney
coroner.
TRAVERSE COUNTY.
O. A. Rustad, auditor; Rich ard
Harvey, treasurer; S. W. Frasier.
clerk of court; P. j. Hopkins, sheriff;
il. Place. attorney; Mary Cauley,
superintendent of schools; H. c.
Bartz, Judge of probate; j. E. Dodds,
surveyor; Joseph Leasor, coroner.
BIG STONE COUNTY.
n. G. Anderson, aGditor;Ole Bolsta
treasurer; John McCallum, register
of deeds; a. E. Randall, sheriff; w.
r. Brown, superintendent of schools;
e. F. Crawford, attorney; w. n
Campbell, Judge of probate.
SWIFT COUNTY.
K. P. Frovold, auditor; Thos
Knudson. treasurer; J. c. Collins
register of deeds; T. F. Young
attorney; o. F. Bronniab, sheriff; P
S. Gallagher, superintendent OF
schools; j. :. Eaton, coroner.
POPE COUNTY.
p. 1. Ronning, auditor; Ole Gil
bertson, treasurer; Joseph Peacock
sheriff; E. Koefod. register of deeds
Tory Thorson, judge of probate
Chas. P. Reeves, attorney; K. ]. Kin
ey, surveyor; N. S. Holterman
coroner; F. NJ. Eddy, clerk of court
w. J. Carson, court commissioner;
liver Lee, superintendent of schools
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IN nlustriuus President.

twas Grover Cleveland's honesty
that defeated him. Had he seen NJ 10
deceive the money kings of the East
"a to his true position on the tariff
question he could have been president
for the next four years At the
expense of defeat in the service OF his
people President Cleveland has never
forgotten ''public osice isa pubic
trust" lie has done right. and he
Will ever live in history as one OF the
eeuntry's most illustrious presidents.
Long live that political hero and
patriotic citizen. Grover Cleveland.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-15
WHAT BIG GUNS THINK
OF IT,
THE WEST Asp THE EAST,

Chicege News: Til. D. mocrats in the cit
OF New York Will coEe in Tor very gene. al
scolding. That their private quarres should
extend to national politics will not he dec 'are,.
to be to their credit. 1t is. however, easy t.
see that the tariff discussion has had IA great,
effect in the West than in the East, and mar
a republican ere voted for Mr.. Clevel. q
the ground hat he ex ccted reform in the Ia
lit from the Democratic. rather than the Re
publican Iarty. At the East it does not ap-
pear that the tsIiR has ad much .nfuei,
anyway, and what little it did exert has ,,su
ally been in favor of continuance OF the Ligi
tariff now in force.
THR MONEY DEVIL HELPED.
Louisville Courier Journal: In the North
west We fear the war is not yet over. It is Is
discouraging, as it is useless to rrcur to tie
general plan and tenor Of the Re, nbican
campaign. In argument and orasory it WIS
weak enough. Bat in the solid and working
nachineries of party organization, in material
forces and in veteran skill it was admirable.
All the signs and portents presaged Demo-
cratic victory, Butas therig 1t time and in tn.
right quarter the money devil, SO efficiently
served by the genius and so wildly ty iii.
in the person Of that prince among the RIB r
harons Senator Mathew Stanley Qnav, Axe,
and pointed his heaviest guns, and ih.re " as
10 resisting the voleys Of doodle they bech, d
forth.
APPLICABLE HyRR.
Qon&o,, n1nl>o. t.. I'll IL h.,
ple's verdict has just been rendered, let on,
thing be remembered to the credit of tn
Democratic arty. II has m de, perhaps, IT,,
justrst, noblest, most creditablc canvass il
the history of the country. Regardless d
the verdict Of the people, it must be admitted
by all intelligent men who hav- carefuli,
watched the cam paign that the methods pun
sued by the Democratic party have been f.,
more repu table, straightforward and candid
than those the republicans have seen fit t.
employ.
rErrH DOES Nrr HALT.
Kansas City Times: It is now evident that
Nr. Cleveland has lost New York " a narrow
margin, and with it the presidency of thu
United States for another term. The Demo-
cratic principle is not thereby stayed in it,
progress; tie Democratic party is not cast
down, nor is Grover Cleveland less in patri-
otism and craftsmanship foremost Of Ameri-
cans. Before congress rpassembles the nation
viii look back on the defeat Of Mr.. Cleveland
with profound regret. After the excitement
Of the struggle dies out the great majority cf
the voters who supported Mr.. Harrison will
discover that they have bitten into
Dead sea fruit
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COME NOW


nj VA Nitb Il - LIZ.
Ass Dr'ant has been made in the conditions
of certain Mortgage execnted and delve, ed
BY G. II. Decker and Louise J. D cker his
wife mortgages. to George III Moves, as
Administrator Of the estate of Bennett G..
Fifth gh, deceased, mort gage, dated the Goth
day of November A. d. eighteen hundred
aid eighty, and recorded as mortgage in the
in the office of the Register Of deeds Of the
county Ct Stevens and state OF Minnesota
on the 22nd cay of November, A. d. 1850,
at Il o'clock A. NJ in hoo k c.; Of mortgag S
on PAGES sos, and assigned on tie 9Th day
al May 1871 by George H. Noyps rs Admin
is'rator of Estate Bennett c. Fitzhngh to
Augustus Fitzhugh and also assjgi eel by
Augustus e. fitzhugh on the 14ih daY OF
February 1883 to Samuel A. Field, both of
W llich said ASS gnmeEts have been duly re-
corded il the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
in and for the county of Stevens There is
now tue upon said mortgage Nine hundred
aud one and $500 dollars, 1901 SS). No. ac-
ton or proceeding has been instituted, to
recover said debt. oraDy Tart thereof.
Notice is hereby given. that iy virtue of a
mower OF sale contained in said mortgage, and
Of the statute in such case made aid pro-
viGed, the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale Of the moItgaged premises de-
scribed. Which sale viii be made at the front
door ofthe Court House, in the village Of
gfurrio, Ill the county OF stevens md state OF
| Minnesota, at public auction by the shei lit of
said county, on Saturday the 9th day OF De-
| cember A. D lS5S, at ten O'Clock in the Tore
noon. to satisfy the amount which shall then
be due ON said uortgrge, and costs and eX-
penses OF sale, and Fifty dollars, attorney IS
tts $, AS stipulated in said morris age.
The premises described in said mortgage,
! and so to be sold, are situated in the county
| of Stevens and state of Minnesota, aud known
and described as follows. to- wit: the North
| East quarter of section iopr (4) in township
| Range Fortyfour (44) west, containing One
hundred and fifty five (55) acres, accord
ing to the U. S government survey thereof.
SAMUEL A. FIELD,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
W. ALMONT GATES,
Attorney OF Mortgage,
363 Jackson St. St. Paul, Mimi.
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that was done. The county commit.
tee die some good. work during the
last week and made it warm for the
traders.
TOO BIG FOR Ills POSITION.
Graceville Transcript: Andy Ian
nan was reelected commissioner and
got vote for chief justice of th:
supreme court on the side. Whats
the matter with Andy?
IN HALL WE WOULD BE ABLY REPRE-
SENTED.
Wheaton Gazette: The voters of
this part OF the district were strongly
opposed to the election of Crossfield.
particularly on account of tue meth
dds he used to secure his nomination.
hut all are forced to admit that he j.
rustler aninone can help but al
mlre his energy and perse veran"..
While the Gazette would have TAXI,
great pleasure in announcing the sue
cess of its candidate Il. J. III Ill, an,
still believes that in him the district
would have an able representative
yet we are compelled to acknoM ledy,
Mr.C:ossGeld the victor and sincerely
hope that the voters Of the dis,ri,
Will not have occasion to rtgrett!,
choice they have made.
ONE BRIGHT SPOT.
Grant Co. Herald: DIVINE 10 81.
ton work and general prost,ali
over the result. this edition %
the H'rlli is nof only late H.
greatly dilapidattd. The only brig 81
spot in our political sky is G,anl
county's ragnificen. vote for Wilson
Canning anu Hall.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON.
Land Office at Fergus Falls, INN

named settler HIS filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof III support of his claim,
and that said proof wi BE- made before lie
Clerk OF tn Dist Curt or Stevens county,
at iris, Mimi, on Thursday Dec. 18th,
5SS, viz:
Davi, Ko hrrtop, Homestead Application
No 1872 for the N 4, NV \ section 10, tow n
ship 1876, range Al.
He names the following witnesses to prov.
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ZION of, said ia"d. viz.
Adolf phi Trantow, Curl Retzloff, William
" ollin and Frederick, Trulson, all of Morris
Mann.
70 FLOWING, Register.