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schemes. You must, in view of these
facts, let us turn our attention to
things thst can be accomplished by
ourselves. The South produces the
great bulk of all the cotton in the
world; our own cotton factories in the
South, with machinery for making
coarse fabrics to be used in baling
cotton, sacking guano and other uses
would be profitable for the factories
and for the producers of cotton for
these uses; the South would keep
within her own boundaries at least
four million dollars which now goes
annually into the hands principally of
Northern SPECTATORS for a foreign
staple Being aware of these things,
we the members of Smyrna Alliance,
No. Is, of Richmond county do
hereby endorse the resolutions adopted
by Temperance Hall Grange, No. 43.
Resolued,J also, That we, the mem
bers OF. Smyrna Alliance, will give the
preference to such rguano, companies
and cotton seed oil mills in the pur:ll
chase, OF, said, articles, the next season,
that will use COTTON, cloth for sacks in
stead Of sburlaps. sy ,:E-r ssga
.,ar.r JAS NJ, GRAHAM, rul.fas
: 1. G. WH1rEock, \
J~W- WEBSTER ~, ~.son /
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THE ALLIANCE IN RANDOLPH.

LIBERTY. N. c., Aug. n, 'ss.
Col. l.. l.. PoLK.-Dear ST:-Will
you be so kind as to insert in the
columns of your most excellent paper
a few remarks about Sandy Greek
Alliance, No. 1901 !? t.
We were organized on the 3lst ult.
by u County Organizer, DR.. Parker.
Not eulogizing, but Sandy Creek Ali.
ance is situated in as good farming
belt as there is In this county, and the
members are fally equal to thelocality.
1t gladdens our hearts7to know the
memo vim; energy, enthusiasm and
patriotism are those who are standing
shoulder to the wheel of this order.
Our first meeting was held. on the 25th
inst, with four applications right on
on the start. We were q little awk-
ward, but business was transacted all
the same. Our President used some
OF. his solid discretion in the selection
Of committees. We have five ladies
in. our Alliance. and more. will apply
soon. Have opposition a plenty in
oil Vocations1 some say it's. just a
money trap for some of these "big
mem But without a cross, no crown,
and in this combat we should all fall
in solid phalanx,f for "unlted we
stand, divided we fall"
q In conclusion 1 would say that
crops are very good, considering the
long drouth-much better than East
or South -.- fstgsR ~7s.sl
10000 so. :. rGTH 4
For fear of trespassing on your
time and space, | will close by saying
SUCCESS to the Alliances and a long
and happy life to The PRoGREss1vE
FARMER and its editor. More anon.
Fraternally yours,
". KIyETr Sac,v
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to Mothers.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should al
Ways be used when children are cutting teeth. It
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as a
button" 1t ID very pleasant to taete.a 1t soothes
4ne child, softene the gums, allays all pain, relieves
vino, regulated fhe bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhGa, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. twenty-five cents a bottle.
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LAND FOB SALE!

I offer for sale my farm, containing about $50
acres, located twelve miles north of Charlotte and
three miles from the town of Huntersville, ON the
McDoweIrs Creek. will sell the whole in one
tract, or will divide into small farms to suit pur-
chasers: Terms easy. Price moderate. For
further information, address the undersigned.
= X = = - = JOHN w. MOORE, 4
se43m HuntersYille, n. C..
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FARMERS

Col. G. B. Pickett, National Lecturer
and State Organizer of the Farmers
National Alliance and COOPERATIVE
Union of America, will address the farm
,ers at the following times and places
PolloksvilIe, Jones Co., Friday, Sept. z, 1888.
Jacksonville, Onslow Co.. Saturday, ~ 8, "
Newport Carteret Co., Tuesday, II,
HarlOws OK, Carteret Co., Wed'day " IL,
North River, Carteret Co., Thursday Is, -"
-Croatan, Craven Co., Saturday, " Is, :"
J Col. Pickett represents the Farmers
State Alliance of North Carolina, and
will discuss the aims, purposes and prin-
ciples Of that order. He bears a message
from the farmers of the whole South to
their brethren and friends. : r-t s
1t is especially urged that every mem
Der Of the Farmers Alliances in, the
county of Onslow shall be present at the
meeting at Jacksonville on Saturday, the
9Th Of September, as business Of very
great Importance to the Alliance of. that
county viii be transacted. ......sl,., I'll
The farmers of Pamlico county wish
ing the services of Bro. G. B. Pickett,
will address him until Sept. 18th at New
bern,N. c., care Of J. N. Whitford.
80 Ii. Polk, Sec'y State,Alhance.
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Z The first regular passenger, mail
and express train over the 8 Cs road.
arrived at Rock Hill, S. c., on Mon.
day'of last week. ta
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ALLIANCE, No. l24, Aug. a. 49,.

ALLIANCE, No. 124, Aug, "a, 'ss..J
~ BRETHREN:-Since the formation of
the Sugar and Bagging Trusts, we have
come to q the absolute necessity of
the Farmers Alliance. And, unlessI
am greatly mistaken in the signs Of
the times, this is but the beginning If
some decided action is not inaueurated
and successfully carried on to suppress
this, and to prevent further robbery.
Butt am a thorough optionist and be-
lleve that instead of being crushed by
these ~monoPolies and others of like
nature it may be the means of arousing
the farmers and mechanics to q n
OF their necessity, their weakness and
of their strength. et
l believe also, that the discussions
now going on in the Subordinate,
County and State Alliances, together
with discussions in the Inter, State
Association. The Grange AMI the
State Farmers Association will create
"a spirit of progressive manliness which
shall arise in its might and 60 forward
In the protection of the peoples rights
as becomes a free and independent
nation. These, brethren, are the SEN
timents of No. 124, and she will come
up In raising the Business, Fund equal
to any, as compared with her ability.
Though we number scarcely half q
hundred, and have not q, single rich
man ameng us, we are of harmonious
material and are determined to work
together rather than be worked sepa-
.rately. AT our last. meeting about
two thirds of the members were
present, and of these, four,ffths
subscribed to the Fund, zand I think
nearly Or quite all will do SO. At the
same time q resolution was passed, that
all members, who can, should read
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER, May it
soon be enabled to give us, not only
the Alliance and general farm news,
but be the peer of any farm journal I'M,
the country. "A
H : H51 II. T. Hicks, Cor. ri
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Smyrna ALLIANCE, Aug. Is, 'sS.

SMYRNA ALLIANCE, Aug. Is, 'ss.
Coz L.. !. PoLK.-Dear SIR
Thinking that a few words from our
Allegiance might find a place in your
valuable paper, we have concluded to
express our opinions in unison with
our many Tbrethren of the Alliance
now working for the good Of the
order; and recognizing the fact that
the monopolists and money combina.
tions do not intend, and will not rs.
lease their grasp upon the .toiinp.
class; seeing every effort thatia.madei
for their escape from oppression and
slavery, they give another, wrench to
the vice that makes,su Of their vic.
Tins, and this will ever be until some
means are devised to cut the chain
that binds the toiling millions. The
bagging trusts and other syndicates
of the same character seem determined
not to be affected by laws enacted for
the good of the masses, but turn to.
the toiler and consumer and saw YOU
must put in our pockets that which
the government withholds, if it will
not protect US IN u money-making
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-08
Stats Scbrertnfttut.

Gin 9ebrculus fir Stearus Gounip tpirb
pdbreno Der nit benz 2. Mpril 1883 beaias
renten Wefe in Saut Centre a~bgebalten
tperben.
Ter Seuat pirb fur idbiae Sniirudtoren
iorseu. ipelte nit iplden bernHlden 8l<
bern, Ipparaten unb Waterialien aisaeriis
itet iein tperbeu, Die iid nad iprafGltiaer
Eriifung als ~beionoers tuertbppI fir 2ebrer
eruieien BADEN. Sic tueroen Sas goifsidnls
manual our Grunolase ibrer Irbcit MAIDEN,
llno etn beoeutenoer Sbell Der Belt miro Der
Wnleitung iiber ben beiten @ebraud Der
tlrSlid) etnaefibrten Staats.3 ertbiider &C.
iplomet iein. Man tuirb iid sroBe Mibe
geben, bic Snitruftion lebrreid unb mbss
ltblt pra.tii6 81 9eitalten uno bic Sbulfiib-
run9, Die &laHeneintbeillng unb Inter
rl1tsmetDooen Der 9etpbbnliten Sbulsiueis
sc in btelelbe einihlieBen.
Die Nbenoe tueroen tuie bisber 0urd Sor-
!eiun9e1, ltterariihe u%ebungen unb seiels
idaftll6e unterbaltunger alls9efint unb
allies mb9libe 9etbau iperben, UNI bic 8phe
FIR aae redt ansenebm unb niblib AT inas
den. 9ebrer, tuelde Elm sebbrises Sntereiie
an tbrem Serufe nebnten un6 lid burh
Selbitbiloung 81 bbberen Stelunsen aufju.
ihtpin9en tpilniben, toerben bel Der gr6Hs
nung am Montas Nadmittag antpeienb ietn
uno bis ant Sreitas Mbeuo ausbarren.
Mue S6ulen f6nnen ipabreno Der Su.
i~truftionsuobe auf has @eiu1 bes 2ebrers
oeer gountpiuperintenoenteu aeiebli6 &C.
i6loiien iperoen.
Ser 2%ebrerfurius tpirb unter Der Nufiidt
tes Supertntenbenten itebeu, tuel6e aue nbs
tbtgen Sorfebrunsen St oeIien grfplg, 10,
tuie our Gftomooation Der 2ebrcr treffen
piro. Sieie lebtern iino eriu6t, Die @n=
melounsen aur Seituobnnus friibSe itis su
MAIDEN, oantit er fir ale fir Elm m6alidit
bi0ises unterfummen iersen tann.
8. 8. &ieble,
StaatssS duliupe1inteubent
8. s. &o9pIL,
eountDsS duliuperintenoent. 12-4i
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Staotratbs WerbanoImtgen
Sn Der am Wontas Gbeno sebaftenen
renefm6siocu Rerfommfun0 0ea GtoSt.

Sn Der am Wontag Ibeno sebaltenen
reselmabisen Ber5ammluns bes Gtabt.
raths iuareu ~antpeIenb bic Glib. gramb,
Bennett, Serberser. &rdmer, @einbaro,
Bopeu unb Snift. Srau 8aulipn iuur.
be in Die Site Der Nrmen eingetraaen
unb ibr $500 monatlide nnteritibuna
Suseiast. 9as @eiud Der @aEeruerfes
gompanie fir bic NubnieBuns bon 20
SUB 2anb an 3ter StraBe n5rblid, suis
iben 5. Gpenue uno benz &iper INN bas
B%umpentperf gu persr0Beru, iuurbe er.
faubt. Beri1t Der 81. gramb nit bei=
selester Nlatte bes Safe Bart tuurbe anz
aenommen. 9ie 8eribter bes S@abs
meiiters unb bes Straben gommifdrs
tuurben sur Nufbeuabruns Suriidselest.
0lntras bes Glib. Swift, oaB Der Stabts
antpalt eriuht tuerbe, bas gonbemna.
tionsuerfabren our @rlansuns bes nd.
tbisen @runbes fir Serrt9tuns bes
Safe George gouleparb ein%sulenfen,
tuurbe s~ut9ebetBen. Die iibli9en Ged<
r,unsen uurben erfaubt unb DUR 3ab.
lung ansemieIen. Srau Sddfer erbielt
grlaubniB, elm smeites Stodnerf aut
ben hintern Ebeil ibres 5rame-Sauies
erri6ten su .laiien. Cine Temperate
lluteritisuns tpurbe Der Grau Settles
~ unb benz %. 8. Smitb $40 auseiast.
Glib. gptpeI unterbreitete cine OroinanS,
in tuelher @oriurae fir @rnennuna
zines Marftaufiebers setroffen lit; bic.
ier fol- autoriiirt fem, ben Sens uno
Solsmarft su beaufiidtisen. n6tbise
@ebilfen an5uftellen, barnad Su ieben,
baB bic Waaen unb bic 9ebraudten &c.
midte correft iinb unb iibereinitimmen
nit benz WaBiabe, Der in bieiem Staa=
te sebrdubli9 lit, nnb Orbnung 81
balten un6 ale ben Warftoerfebr it6.
reuben Yerionen fern su balten. Die
Droinan5 beitimn1t ferner Die @ebibren
fir Basen uub Welien Der gu Marfte &C.
bra6ten 8erfauisnrtifel uno iebt cine
Strafe felt fir iebe 8erlebuns Der BE
itimmunsen. 9ie Srbinan5 wurbe gum
eriten Wale perleien unb an oas 60:
mite fir Drbinan5en pertpieieu. NIs
@ablri6ter BEL ber fommenben Sriibs
.iabrspahl iuurben fOlsenbe Serren er=
nannt: grite @arb: M. Waiarus, %.
$. 2bompion, .. u. Berfins; Sueite
8arb: @alentin Bebel, S. q. @ins.
Sennep; brittle 8aro: Carl gerber
ger, u. Wc8ribe, S. $. Cobb; uierte
8arb: 5rant 2orinSer, Dennis N.Sopt,
s. 3. SulIipan. Sobann trat gerta=
9uns elm.
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Sreo tpteoerum.

&aIfee no9nlals beruntergeieBt. 8ir 90
ben gu9 Dor 8ursem an, oab Der Yreis Fir
8affee herunter9eiebt peroe, unb ba mir
Hets bic eriten iino fir uieort9e 8reiie, 10
fiuo mir es aud Jest tpieber. I~urbudles,
9ilstuortbs unb XXXX % Gents oas So.
gaet ooer Spei Haquete fir As Gents. Sic.
les erinncrt iuieoer an alte Better. Snrup
iebt 81 .35 per SaB, fir bus man in lester
ISOLDE nods1 so sablte. Solduoii6e Sd.
linge 80 Gents per Seq, iriberer 8reis 80
Gents. @leid sntes MebI, fpie SIR lie i'm
Sauie battet, Su $500 per Sad; bas bette
Del i'm Warfte fir IS Gents Die 9alpne.
Steiner Srudt @eue $1.25 ben gimer bon
20 &funh: Sleies madt ca Gents per
Sfuno. 8tr baben aue Grten BON Slid,
9impurser., Srids. &abm= unb Sdpeiser
8aie porrdtbis. @ir baben irsenb gtpas,
pas elm anoerer @roceriit bot. uno perfaus
fen 81 Yreiien, ST oeuen fein anoerer Gro
ceriit perfaufen min. grinnert gu6, tper
5u gub ipri6t. gs lit Der
12- NIte B o h b..
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: 0as Melroie gpcfon.g omite, mel.

- Od5 Wtelro1e 9gclpn<@ 0i1tfe, mel;
DIES Dor 5pei Sabren ernannt tpuroe,
ianbte ieinen bamaltsen 1eberI1uB BON
$61.49, ben in Wount 8ernon, 3d.,
Bonn gpclon belmseIudten Samilien.
0as @elb mar in Der Melroie Bant
fir einen ioldeu 9med eeponirt.
= @s beiBt, baB elm 8irser in of
ct. gloub ii1 erb6tist fat, elm Stid
2ano frei bersuseben, falls Die fatbolis
iden Srldnber in ct. gfoub unb Olt ct.
gloub ii6 gum 8au elmer Stride auf Der
anberu Settle bes SILVER u%eritdnbisen.
= @enn man ben Worten unierer
Baucontractoren @lauben i9enfen bari,
10 pirb in bieier 8auiaiion ntebr @elo
fur 0enbauten ausseseben iuerben, als
in ben leBten 5ebn Sabren Suiammen.
= Gin bre, Sabre altes ainb bes
Or. 8oienttan5 fiel ON 9ienitas Nads
mittas in einen nit be,sem @aHer se.
fiilten Bni1;uber. 9ie 9leine 1T Stpar
on peridieoenen Stellen perbriibt, miro
iebo6 in fur5er 3eit iid nieber erbolt
haben.
- Sci Der Wtdr5 8ertbeiluns Der
Stats S6ulseloer tperben Stearns
@ountD s5,010.48 5uiaaen.
- Cine sewifie Jirma Tait & 2as
mereaur bat bas WebIuSe an z. apsnue,
in ipel9em @ebriioer NnberiOn cine
Wagenfabrif lit 8etrieb batteu, 9eMies
tibet uno uiro in bemielben cine giien.
sieBerei rno Waidineu'@ erfitatt errid.
ten
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E6@ @ir tueroen Den gr6bten unb
po0ftdnbisiten @orratb an Sriibiabrss
uuo Sommertularen baben, Der lie IN Ell
nem @eiddftslofa( i'm Norotpeiten uors
se5eist nuroe. Spredt BEL Seiten Dor
uub iidert @ub bic Mustpabl BEL Qbs
mann, 2ommel & 2abner, Torab, g.
o., Wiun. IL
10 8rau1t Sbr cine Sdemaidine,
70 fault cine rNortb Star". bic in ieber
Be5iebuns %garantlrt unb b,er in ct.
glouo fabri;irt iuiro. SolS iuirb gu sleis
6em Breiie ansenommen, ben Die giz
neutrality-suspicious. be5ablt. 8enn fem
Gsent in @urer @esenb 1T, 10 tpenoet
@u6 brett on be Sabrifanten. Stolen,
berger manufacturing Company, ct.
Glouo, Wtinneiota. 11-5t
1ar Bir baben belonbere @ufmerts
iamfeit beim @infauf pertpauot auf 9n.
5uSe fir Grit Communicated. gbmann,
2ommel & 2aoaer, &idmono, Minn. -
YerIorett Elm brauner IpaniI6er
8aHerbunb, auf benz &iidep etnas Der.
briibt. Ser 8ieberbrinser erbdlt cine
8elobnuns bon Gbrtt 8. Ibles,
&Oduile, Winn. 10
aa% $4,000 81 perleiben. Madau'
frasen BEL 8eter 8rid. "a
b<5~ 8ir tperoen 8aaren biQiaer
u~erfaufen benn ie i'm Srihiabr, ba unier
@orratb etn GROCER lift, uno raider Nbs
iab iotuie serinser 8ruft Der einSise
8es lit, @erfdufe absuldlieBen. Mbz
mann, 2ommel & 2aoner, 3i1mono,
Wtl1H. r.
Bks- Der ri9tise Plab our Grtpers
bung BON 8runbeisentbum lit ct. glouo
1T in 8irtlidfeit in Der Cooper : gburs
dill Steal gitate grdanse. A.
Das~ Inter annebmbareu 8eeingun.
gen elm id6ner Sensft Su faufen BEL
Better 9eder in ct. Ni9olaus. Z
ads- Bir baben elm sroBes ITorti.
ment bon gaimtrs unb Bro9esS batpls,
bic mir iebr biIis pertauten. 9lbmann,
2ommel & 2abner. &i9monb. Winn. II
sa- Opfers fiir Samiliensebrau9
40 Gents per 8anne, bel 8bittader BEN
Wanitoba BabnbOfe seseuiber. 3
Ba~ Suuse 9amen: aommt unb
fauft eineit Der ih6n beiebten !Siite Dor
Oiteru BEL Nbmann, 2emmel & 9abner,
&i1monb, Winn. 10
Bar Cine neue Senbuns Der beriibm<
ten Batter Clemens DipbtberiesM ebisin
ioeben erbalten in Der Office bs. 8lattes.
TO- SINNER iuuse 8ferbe 81 taufen
bel eisner in Spring 9ia. z
"a" @ir baben ale Irten @ebetbis
der unb anoere quite 8Ider, tpie 2ebea
Der Seiltsen, 2eben Sein unb Inbere,
an Sano. Ibmann, 2ommel & 2abner,
&idmonb, Winn. 10
BGS. 8m. Stems BON WelroIe, Der
ueue Gpotbeter ma9t biermit betnnnt,
oaB er @eiSen Tifets Der Wtlroie
Wablmibte fault. 5
0eIo 5tt nerletben. Na9,ufra>
gen BEL 3. Grid. Office nabe 8opeIz
misunderstanding. 3-ba
H6y SDters fir Gamiliensebrau1
40 Gents per Same, BEL @bittader benz
Wanitoba 8abnbofe seseniiber. Il
B6E@ Sn S1uben unb Stiefeln .6nnert
mir euh Bargains bieten, bic @ud bic
Qusen 6ffnen. Nbmann, 2ommel &
2abner. &idmonb, Minn. 12-
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Gtm s6neepfua tngIad.

Sn Der leRteft Jrelta9 gtacbt tpuroe
Der geriud sema4t, bic Mauitoba>
8abn SUiiden Sersus Sails unb 8elis
con &npibs bur1 einen nit einem
Sdneepflus ~periebenen 2trbeiterSus pom
Sdnee freiSulesen. 9luf Der 2ofomos
tine befanben ii9 Der '2ofomctibfibrer
Sobn Smits, Der Sei5er 8eter Drtb,
BON bier, uno Der @esemeiiter Wi1.
Seoenp; in Der ,Gabuie" befanben fi1
bic Sbneei9aufer. Snmitten Der 9bd<
tisfsit bes S9neepfluses %6ffneten iie ben
Sfen unter benz 9amplfeiiel. Der
S9ornitein Der 2ofomotipe mar inbeB
berartis nit S1nee ansefilt, baB ben
2euten be 5lammen aus benz Ofen emit
sesenidlusen unb bic 2ofomotiue in
8rano ftedten. Inseiidts Der @efabr,
bonn &au6 ertidt 81 meroen unb in ben
Slammen umsufommen, munterte Der
2ofomotiofibrer our 8ettung auf bur1
elncn Sprung bur9's Seniter. Seinem
Wabnrufe unb ietnem 8eiipiele folsten
ORTIZ unb 9epenp. Die beiben ~eriteren
tuurben erbebli6 uno lebterer rur unbes
beutenb uerlest. 9ieier l1nslidsfaI
purbe am Samitas Morsen bier BE-
fannt unb ben Mtttass5us beausteu bic
Satin bes Susenleurs Smith unb
Wtihael, 8ruoer bes perunslidten Ortiz
nm ii1 BON Der Sa6lase sa iiberseu>
gen. Wus GERM Ortb's Munbe ers
fabren mir Solsenbes: Na6oem Der
9us obne Setting iuar, Lief Ct nod ettpa
cine Meile poran, uno als bic S9nees
i9aufler lid mad Der llria6e umiaben,
fanoen lie bic 2eute auf Der 2ofomotipe
ntdt mebr Dor unb bas Seuer erloiden.
Sic sinsen ben 8es Suriif uno fanben
bic Opfer Der aataitropbe. Snsenieur
Smitb lag beitnnunsslos am Booen,
nit einseidlasener Sirni9ale; Setter
ORTIZ erlitt beim Sprunse einen Beinz
brud unb cine erbeblide @erlebuns am
&Opfe, 0euenD basesen berltaubte rur
elm anie. Die S6peroerpuneeten iurrs
ben mad Sersus Sails in's 8art Saus
sebra9t, suo ibuen ale eroenfli6e
Qul1e 81 tDell miro. 90 DIE na9ere
Rittbeiluts bes Serrn Wi9. ORTIZ, Der
am WOntas bierber 5uridfam. Sn Der
Wontas 0a6t reiite Stepb. Ortb at
ocs 8%ranfenlaser ieines 8ruoers Setter
uno am Sienitaa fOlste oieiem Der jim
sere 8ruber @uitau oortbin, ipdbrens
Wi6ael ben idtperen Sang nod ct.
Soiepb antrat, I'M Der alten Mutter
oas unslid ibres Subnes gu biuters
brinsen. am 9ienitas lift Der S~nsenteur
Smitb ieinem 2eisen erlesen; Ct
fam ni6t pieoer CUR 8eiinnuns. Die
2ei6e tuuroe na6 ct. Saul gebra9t.
Den neueiten @adri9teu semGB fiblte
8eter ORTIZ big Sienftas Abeno better
uno it Soffnuns auf @eueiuns pors
banSen. @uitap, beifen 8ruoer, tebrte
seitern 0admittus bierber Suriid unb
tbeilte nit, oaB Der 9lrSt cine gmputa.
tion bes sebro9enen 8elues fir n6tbis
eradte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-08
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-08
Notice to build Sidewalks,

To Nathaniel Getchell, owner of lot 6 of block
L. A. Evans, owner of lot u of block Q, Henry A.
Wells owner of lot IL of block Is, Joseph H.. Helm
owner of the original title to lot 6 of block lS, and
Coleman Bridgman owner of q tax title on said
lot 6 of block IS, Coleman BIidgman owner o. lot
6 of block &c, Benjamin Taylor owner lot IL block
26, l.. w. Collins and the devises of James M.
McKelvy, deceased, owners lot IL of block 81, and
Edward (. Clark owner lot 8 of block 81, all in st.
Cloud city, according to the platand survey there
ofmade by L. A. Curtis, and on file and of record
in The office of the register of deeds of said county
of Stearns.
You and each ofyou are hereby notified that the
common council Of the city of st. Cloud, has or
dored q sidewalk TO be constructed, six feet in
width, ION the northerly side of 9TH street south
from first avenue to to 9Th avenue). of two inch
plank, not more than eight inches in width and
sized to a uniform thickness: and laid transversely
to the direction of said street on three stringers,
each two inches in thickness by six inches In
of said street to be ten feet from the outerSline of
the side Of the street on which said sidewalk Is 10
be constructed.
And you anu each of you are hereby required to
to construct that portion of said sidewalk adjoin-
ing the real estate owned by you and each of you
respectively, at your own expense within 100 days
from date hereof, and If such work is not done
and said sidewalk is not built in the manner and
within the time prescribed as aforesaid, the COM
mon council will order the same to be done by the
street commissioner Of said city, at the expense of
walk,
Dated this first day of March. A. D. 1883.
FRANK LORINSER,
Street Commissioner of said ciyt
NJ. d. TAYLOR,
City Attorney. 12-