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Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

BELLEroSrE, Aug II The record of
IA votes from the Ginger lami y, of Mills,
burg, is again surpassed. Mr.. James
Watson, of B ggs township, his seven
sons, three sons-in-law and eight grand
cons are all enthusiastic supporters OF the
Republican ticket Cen re county now
has six iamilits sggregating to votes
for Harrison and Morton
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
A nr,de.s powsr Lost.

NEWARK, N. j Aug. II Among the
merchandise lost on the ill-fated steamer
Geiser WAS {S5, 900 worth of silyerware,
which has been stored in Newark for six
years and was the property of Mrs l.
Thehand, formerly Of Madison, N. J. ,and
now OF Stockholm. She sent for 1t, in
tending to give it to her daughter as :
dover. Some $500 worth of furniture
and household effects belonging to til,
same lot and shipped from Newark at th,
same time could not be slowed on th,
Geiser, and is safe in storage iu Hoboken
The LOST goods are insured.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
The Markets.

There WAS = fair attendance 81 the
markets this morning ard the prices
we're about the BAme as last week
Butter was IS to 30 cents pound; eggs,
90 cents . dozen; green corn, 10 TO IL
cents q dozen; string beans, ~ cents O
half peck; lima beans, 10 10 20 cents q
quart; cabbage, 10 8 cents \ heNd
squAshes, 3 TO cents Apieoei beets, 4 T.
cents q bunch; lettuce cents head
ouions, 26 cents half peck peaches, II
10 25 cents half peck; apples, ID to q
cents half peck; white potStoes, 10 u
12 oauts half peck sweet potatoes, 81
to 80 cents half peck peas, 26 cenls
| halt peck.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
An Act OF Charity.

The second fresh sir excursion to the
poor was given yesterday under the
management Of the lady managers OF
the Associated Charities, Fifty tickets
had been distributed, but only twenty
Ave participated.
The party WAS taken TO the farm OF
Mrs. John WieT, st the foot OF shelipot
hill, on the PhilAdelphlA pike, where an
enjoyable day was spent. The party
was accompanied by Mrs. o. NsHoold
Trump, Mrs joseph NJ. Matber, Mrs.
Samuel N Trump, Mrs. Francis EAsly
and John Massey, superintendent Of the
Associated Oharitles.
The expense OF the day Was but %.
The refreshments were donated By per.
sons interested in the Rresh air fund.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
PNFsomAl.


Jobn q. Yatss has gone 90 hehouOs0
10 recuperAte.
NE,s Kats MoMenAmln is aFending
SeW days In Atlantic CITY
Mrs, 8. n. smsltH stalsd E-1sy On
tan days visit to Atlantic OlNy'
''n 49,, - Ior,on who ha, be IN rusticat-
nv. n. boboth has returned home.
Mrs. Edward Nugent ARD I Amhy nIv'
Sons TO Mt. Cuba to tpsnd wo No1A'.
Raw. w. u. Tomkinson wi u preAcna ~ y,
Kzlcn N. Z. Church " MORROW n AZ "'
., m. =
Mr.. Edward Dougherty, who has oeen
confined to the house 10 able 70 go out OIL
the street.
Mr and Mrs. G. J. KY snd MIS-
Leroy SAwin are guests at u 2 SllnVille
Atlantic City. .."s
Rv. L Marks hss returned from
his tItS among the mountains 10 fenn
syIy tnts, and will p,ea,h in hAnoVo
Preeby terisn church to-mo FroW hoEh
ing. ...".
william DlPont. presid ent OF n
Repsuio o Chemical OOmpApy, ALc a
I, Foster, one Of the direct lrh OF IN
Wlmirg on b Northern AAilroad ar
whiting lhs P.caIs House j I's~ hAmp
shire.
M,,s Mamie CLARK and AIiss Mani
Murphy will go to Augustine flet 2
Monday next, 70 be absent ten gay
They intend to enjoy their Nhoit reepi1
from the active duties Of lifp, throWln
aside all business cares.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Waron stolan.

The watch of Mr.. Charles H. Raueh
assistant road IN aster OF ths West Yard
was stolen from his vest POCKET. while Il
was hanging under the office window
last evening by some light fingered per
person, who for some rea, on left tn,
chain and q pockbooE containing $3 in
money. Mr. II is keeping a look out foI
the thief, who is supposed to be nt
stranger In the location. 1t Is hoped thal
he may be arrested and male to suHei
for his want OF honesty.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
ram EonbSrs VIM II ad GaIa

TOLEDO, o., Augnsl ~ ~ II
frat aectiuu Of freight t.Alp ~ =. Hs9s
standing on 8 side trstk L., I'M, /
waiting for the east bound siP,ss, Pla'ssI
Ssra broke into the cars aud es,,sI ~.
a S'so consideTab . a quhntity Of Es.y1lI s.I
clothing before they were ulsJ
the Coaiue or and driven " ,,,;d
train ka4G8 at the point Y, l,lilI
EArly this morning q ~o'nnDa a tAI
miles from Holland repre- y. oosl
two boys, while looking ,,I's III 40
discovered a cave iilIeo ,r'o |,'t Bspl
of every description, IND lao thsta
ried to the scene and iouuJ u,.uai,sl,s
Of dollars worth OF silAsi N sisisl
ian robes aud jeWelry Q. s.t,,,S1ca st,
vaIuss. They also nhesa's
/ menss piles of pssri oot'op'.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Substantial tn 1nks.

Chief Engineer of the F re Department
has receiued a check Of S10O from VII.
Iiam DUPONT, to be c lually divided
among the fire COZ panies That respond
ed to an alarm OF fire at hig stables on Sat
uTday last
He also especially desir Is to thank the
Friandship Fire Company fer leaving {
line of hose in case that the fire should
break out again The th INKS 10 the de-
partment from Mr. DuPoht was Of sub
stantial nature.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Tho Y. n. o. a. OsnVsntiOl In sweden
STOCKHOLM, Aug. H.-At the third
days meeting OF the Y0nng Men .
Christian AssooiAIions' CONVENTION
this morning the report on the Morld Q
COMMITTEES report was res d. IL com
mended the efficient work lone during
the past four years, and recon- menued
the extension Of the work On lhe oont1-
nent and in missionary nsIds. IL en-
phAsized the Importance OF seourluS
secretaries and buildinga ih the larger
cities Oue OF tue most interesting top
les discussed in the Contention Was
'The different means emp Dyed by the
association for she physical develop
ment 0i the young meu." Tue Conven'
tion received telegram to-day from
King O5oAr, who is In Berlin. He
says that he regrets his Nbseuoe from
Stockholm, and asks that the benedio
sion Of the Holy Spirit be upon thi
Convention. The delsg'tep heve bser
invitsd to take lunch Ht the royA
palace Nt DrotinEhan on NIondSy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Rev. Asbury Burke will preach nezi
Sunday Ia E kton NJ E Chusch Rt
both the morniEg g and evening se.Vioss
MIR. Burks's pulpits at Bethel and
Glasgow will be allied by Mr.. Ed win V
Hinchollife, local preacher At Elkton
On Saturday afternoon last the
Jonathan Bee Farm" belonging tC
the McGanaughey estate, lying In Pen
cnder Huadrsd, was offered for sale
but withdIaWn for want of q bid higl
enough.
Ry. Charles Hin aud wifa of ElktoI
lott on Monday Tor OjsAn Grove, whert
they Will rsmsin ahont thrna seeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
n.,,noaonl- IaE0 N0, !

Psrs,pa who hays no, ,.,s, ID d . I
city tax for 1887 are wI.iey. t.a1'' No. y
sixth street, and s'sspn ~ nnobllshst y
Or their names will be y ssiurdlIi
OF the daily pspsr' mi. VI nstho5.
first OF septomotr as,d, dsllnqs
Sesm u,s rather hArsh tow'iT 1, iIT@psrStits
but the ia~ mskes IL 10 itdlscrstlen
T,st H. gos ali therefore pay up
Tina I'm save lhsit III,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
me pnrk seorot AGAIN spoHon

LoNpox, Aug. 1.-THE captain of the
steamship India, which has JUL arrived
at Queenstown, reports taat he pass. d
the boat the Dark Secret on the morning
of Angus. l. The do.y was passed il
latitude 1880, longitu ie 81 %. Th'
captain OF the India says that Captain
Andrews was in a iirst-rate coUditi m
and that all was we'll with him He dit
not med atty assistance and felt perfectly
sale and confident.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
naI,a an treItsrnnnt.

Yesterday afternoon about $50
O'Clock. o young COW escaped from the
SLAMS hteThouse, In Miller's Court, Sit
mated between Bseond and Third on
Tat all streets, and ran down TAinAll
TO Orange, to Front, to King, down
King TO the railroad and through the
coal yard OF Geo. W. Bush q Slns,
thence to French, to Third At Third
and 5hipley streets shs knocked over
an old lady who was crossing the street.
The bovine WAS finally captured aud
elGu Uttered.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
LOw Priosa.

Sheriff Mcdaniel sold on Tuesday, II
Dover, the following properties: Farm
of GroFRe Hayes. situated in Kentor
Hundred, 26 acres with Improvements
to O. 8 PsnnawIll for ST75; farm o
Alexander Martin, deceased, situated
In West Dover Hundred, A. sores Ant
33 sQuats perobss, to n. MoIntlrs 70
$500; farm Of Thomas B L1udsrbouRh
sitnAIed near Dover, rs Acves, 10 Mrs
Virginia Il. RidgeleY for 81, 300.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
MIN Improvement Nsa, EilA

KLKroN, Nd J., Aug In w ~
paper mills, about three - ~ ~
Elkton, have been uudefso,as y, ~ |.
sive improvement during ihs I'M ~
months. O. g. Garrett K 3d. o. \. ~
delphIa, who purehased t1s w a,
the spring, have almost tut0Fsj NJ ~
them and furnished neH pA.Ji
The work Is almost comp esell y. \
mills will be 10 full operation y n
September frat, Between g Y.
persons will be employed l% ~
will manufacture VA. pApoI =.
bat also news and book R,paIr .ra
Messrs. Garrett have lhEse III Il
Pennsylvania, but tue one n5'' II
largest. ID. l.. MGGorsinds,,s, \, =. .
tho manager. The capsaiiy o. y " =,
will be FROM nine to ten 'ol' y, " N
each "a hours. They arc 70 Dc t'A Z
aud day.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
H.fore E,auIre nlonAEhnn.

Last evening. before Squire Mona.
CHAN, Hiram Genstt charged Ellen
Counell and Kate Oounell with abusive
Language toward his wife. Lilburnt
Chsndlsr, Il q appeared for the defend
ants. Alter hearing the evidence tbs
defendants were required to pay costs
aud enter bail In the sum Of $500 t'
keep the peace.
Jacob Nelson, . 8 Weda organ grinder
WAS required to pay S5 and costs fo
going In to swim In the Brandy vine.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
--~-
ImnroNaInhhis

Jehu P Pyle ls improving the build
ings o bis farm near M. Cuba, Mil
Creek Humid red, by applying isfttiizsra
and putting new roofs OF ttfe hu!l1t SO
and makinR other repairs He has o
snug little farm, s9d is iftgrmined 70
nder 1t attractive AH wail as highly
prod uCtiBg.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
a rInnr rrust to , . Formen

PITTsrrRG Pa, Adj f7-seyeral
-four millers OF this citt have received
circulars cent out from Bt. Louis calling
convention mIllrr4 IN thai city for
the purpose of forming Flour Trust.
The III is 0 be.compoestd Of millers In
the West and Aorthwes' t object be ing
to control the output of flour. regulate
PRICES, and dictate how much of the ma
terial shall be put upon the market
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
EGBuI

aouley "a srard sight-sselng exeugslou
to New York, up the Hudson aad down
to q oney Island 90 Thur4ds7, August
30 1855 will leave tao 3 g o. station,
foot OF Market stFeas, at a. IN; Della
ware avenue stA.iog, st BI6 a. n
Ttpke 10 Nav York. 50 10; tickets {,
Uonay Island or up the Hudson, 50 rs
tioksts up the Huison and down 4
Co1ey Island, So
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
rors,sn I3rsfilie''

Lleatopant " lgDmsa,c ,cl1,8. lI7 Q
expi9ref, hos arrived st JAW,
going to ZAuz bar. -s,i,,dy =,
E y 9eror Sgtiltam Jt''Iss J9,ss' III
1i-lt ta G i.,5a Won MI, 5is Aa4g
bis recent sppolaimelt ~
Country Defense .,,t,es api II !,
cane from the rt voigfr % tbs gslpi
sjn .shn was brandlshina tDo
front an o: d hoetile crosd'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
ADnnsarnnn PIN |. Lnnd

PHILADELPHIA, Aug is David Me-
gargle, of APO Frank ford avenue a He'd
hts pps on THURSDAY Ugh and sat down
on Ms front step to enjoy quiet smoke
The neghborhO was suddenly startled
by loud explosion, and Mr.. Megargle
wa thrown to the ground As he fell he
ard sthe wlizz lot tullet past his
head, and thu bail imbedde I'D itself in the
door post An examination showed that
he had placed loaded c car,ridge In hts
pipe bowl by ni.ak and that the heat
exploded the shcl. His escape from
death is regarded as almost prJvidential
and Mr.. Megarplt is very happy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Excursion

aouley'a last grand excursion on
Monday, August "a, to the delightful
resort, To oc6estsr, this year viii leAve
the b b o station, Wilmington, at
6 30 m Kismsnsi, 6 90; Newark,
.7.G2; Baldwin, 06i SioRsr J, 7,lsi via
Canon, Baltimorei lsave Canton on
steamer Louise 40. Returning, leave
Colchester At 8 80; Canton, s p. m., ar
riving Ia Wilmington 10 ID.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
TIE LITTLE END

The big end has been cut
off. We have done this to
get our shelves In condition
Tor our new goods. It's
clothing at less than hall
price, but that's not your
lookout. Buy as you have
been and in a few more
days we will have no more
such bargains TO offer.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
A woman,s Kind A d Rewarded

The VlrsiniA Midland Railroad Com
pAny has forwarded 70 Atss H Il AleK.
Rndtr OF LewiBburg, Pa, D perpetual
pass over that roEd and purse Of $3.50,
for her services in relieving the suffer.
inRs Of those who wers injured In an
accident to train on that road aomC
time ago 81 Fat Nancy's Trestle," or
which she WAS a PASSENGER. The pas
EeBgers have presented Der with S50t
watch and chain.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Rnd Man and Women.

ABBEvILLE, La, Aug. l8.-rhis
plAoa has for some time past been in.
Tested with bad men aud women, who
openly defied the pioprieties by shock
nR exposures Of thcir immoral life. A
| arty of Young men, mcstly elerks In
A bbevlle, heRan q crusade againBt
Il ese Bsople on Saturday night by
v hipping with oowhides several mon
and women until they were biistered.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
FlneLady sllppers

Nellie Devlin, No 1882 West Front
street, left st our offiaa this morning q
specimen OF Lady Slippers" slsndipa
two feet SIX ibohes IN height which
grew in her yard. 1t is the graudett
tilWsr of the kind that We have seen,
and we ara NOT sufL rised that the owner
looked on 1t with great deRtea OF
rnrlEa
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Fa,Iurs of water.

The supply Of water in the aEteslal
WJli 81 the brewery Of Joseph 6toecki
4 Son, Fifth ard Adams streets, sud
denly gave out on Thursday, cAnslnl
great Inconvenience. 1t is the intention
to blow ont the rocks Al the bottom o
the we'll with dynamite In the hopes 0
getting q new fiow OF the aqueous fluid
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Tbo oermNn NJ I'd, uoro Ports

LONDON, Aug 17.-AiYlces from Z4n-
z!bar say that the Sultan has officially
transferred the administration Of the
coast lire to the German Company, whose
Gag, Jointly with the sultAn's, has been
hoisted at fourteen ports. When the
fiags were hoisted they were greeted v ith
the royal salute. The Italian envoy has
not yet renewed his relations with the
Eultnn
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
..r.. R.pnDltoan Ad'a1S n,psr

Tb,. the title u nv ~ O 4.
m"p, IniH1' At 81 per .ye year GfoIIanni, q q
SEMI Seminar has bad hl.o.nsr oollsip ouslas,,.s,
viii do his part so'A'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Launched ms morning.

The steam ferry boat Maine, built by
the HArlSn Il HolinRsworth CompLBy
for the Brooklyn and New York Ferry
Company, WAS sucePeafully launched
this morning At 30 o'n'oek. The new
boa. is side wheel, lis feet long With
90 feet beam and IA feet deep. Her mo.
tive power will consist OF = surface
condensinR engine With 3 cylinder 46
inches In diameter and 10 feet stroke.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Mrs. j b. q siRg, wife of the RsV. J..
B. Q iIRR OF North East, went last week
10 Flushing, Long Island. 10 the bedside
Of her 8 IN, Lsmusl Ely Qligg, a mem
Der OF the edltOrial ttatf OF the New
York Tribune, who lH III with typhoid
fever.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Otders for Plpe uo.erlng.

james F Wood g. 90 are reee living
orders for their American Pipe Cover
tug. Those that have not their pipkt
covered will do well 10 send in their or.
ders st once, ss they will have q big
run this season.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
!. ,,s.Est Of P'soL'Y, s'.I,

rb,s morning George i il inl
man named Ils29 sl,o.ssssian easss Of . essa W
words over r9am 'aS so.is \. IS9s IgSs9ssIi,a,3I
BBsss BBioWs pof and Continued they rhs s.l. J
ti.ml,s,.'s5, time fer isns saa ! psa a's NJ.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
stAts OF the TsmpeEAsuE.
TI,a WnAther .

To morrow promises 10 be fair with
slight thermal changes aud stationary
Temperature. Monday fair to cloudy
and rather warmer,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Ill D. ninth st , under Continental Hota
PhiIadelph Ia. Gls-sR lu.lh
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Ice cream costs from 40 to 30 cents q
quart; but you can make q quart OF
dessert that is just As pAlAtable, II
served cold, with Belts Liquid Rennst,
that will Bos coat over 10 oents, This
special preparation OF Rsnnet ls very
economical culinary requisite. Made
by Y James Belt, RpotheoAry, Sixth
aud Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
AInrse ape' a,.r

IN. ,oner.I ,l q TIT n a -, y,
which iGi tool place Hisa i j a',, M e
.ssI Is5ssIIy : q ,'sss' sSs onalir q. Z 'R' 's'
Hssrt. n IRE .,5..I rs',,,iI'CC c o. 'FI
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
huIhan

Emer W. CLARK, Of N; Castle, re.
quests as to say thai he "a I'D With q
man and wife to Iaka ar OF his
.dairx fArm. and u oysFsun ~ 7
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
rsr1Nhsfe :.

,,..,,,ortanoe viii YORK sjl
Ia Ia 'ia to moro =. \ s.eoIl,, !Il,.st J.
dsIph,ss bSsTis. SsPiS'' SIS a.lssl -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Home-made $780, s
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
EIRNAcE Me- srEAK F0R PK0TIcl

LEBANON, Aug. 17.-The Republican
employees Of the CollbrOok furnace have
raised Harrison and Morton pole nay
feet high. The raising was made the oc
casion OF the holding oi an enthusiastic
Republican meeting, at which several
hundred were preseut Addresses were
made by Charles Borney, manager Of
TIE furnaces; George B ulfiehI ESD.
and Ex-senator C. X. Lant1,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
S0UT TAERN
CALIFORNIA,

These trips are IL ended for persons who
desre To reach Southern california by a
direct route and as expeditions y as may bo
consistent With per cot comfort, Fhe halta
by the way are intended for rect The tTlpa
Will be carried out upon the same plan that
hss made our winter excursions OF tue pset
few year, SO acceptable ami popular, and
ticket holters viii possess all ths Rdvan
tARes given In sonnectlon with tho later
excursions In the ssAsDn OF l8ss-8g The
ackets supply every needed comfort during
the trRnslti TO and ifo-n california, lnclud-
! ing fleepinR car accommodations, meats,
1 t'anstes and beard at notels but leave the
/ nolders to dispose OF their time in UhiIior-
MIA in Bocordar c. with their own prefer.
onees. All traVel la Palace Sleeping
fars. lie Return 1icl4 cts Good un
tIl SuIg, 1853, with Choice OF five
Different H0uteE Eastward from
bam FTaBc1AcO or 1yOs Angeles
In addition to the above. PARTIES will
leave September 10 for tho Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, the PseiGc NorthWost and
UaiifCTlta, and "sT0und the OIrole" II
Colorado and October 8 for the FaeInt
hOrthReHt and California and for Colorado
Alss Ten Aulumn rripa TO popular North
ern and Eastern resorts during tho moatn
lofSeptsmber.
As~Send or descriptive circular, (desig
mating the particular trip desire -
RAYMOND a WBIICOMB.
Ill y. Elnth at under Continental Hotal
Fhlladelphia, Ia. Als-fa lu.lh
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

lohn Aagaheny, 4 s.opplug a. tho
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
RAY MOND'S
VACATION
EXEUR8IOMS.
All Travelling Expenses IncIudsd

Parties will leave Philadelphia Monday
September 10 and MONDAY O'tober 8, ioi
Two Grand Trips EptFect 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

City of st. Cloud, Dec. 18th 1887.
Council met pursuant to adjournment: Mem
bers present: Aid. Brick, Cramb, Griebler, Her
berger, Nugent, Powell and Swift Vice President
Griebler in the chair.
Aid. Cramb from on finance made
report showing of the condition of the finance
which was accepted and placed on file.
Aid. Swift made a report showing estimate OF
expenses to July ! SS, which was accepted and
placed on file.
Aid. Brick from committee on wpys and means
reported that twas impossible to negociatc bonds
as directed by the council December 5. 1887, and
recommended the $1,000 permanent improvement
bonds be issued for the years drawing Interest a.
the rate of 6 per cent. Report adopted.
Aid. Powell moved that seven Bonds of The city
of st. Cloud in the sum of $1,000 each payable ten
years from date to be known as permanent i'm.
provement Bonds be issued hearing date on the
second day Of January A.. ID. 1888 and bearing
interest at the rate 6 per cent per annum payable
annually and that principal and Interest be pay,
| able at the First National Bank of st. Clond
Minnesota, and that the interest on said Bonds be
evidenced by Coupons attached to said Bonds
and that the Mayor and city Clerk be authorized
to execute said Bonds on behalf of the city. Car
| ried by the following vote:
Ayes: Aid. Brick, Cramb,G riebler, Herberger
Kraemer, Nugent, Powell and Swift. Noee-None
Moved by Aid. Powell that a bond of the city
of st. Cloud in the sum of $3.50. bearing date OF
the 10 day of December 1887 and payable on July
LIST 1888 and bearing interest at the rate of s PEI
| cent per annum be issued in anticipation of In,
taxes and revenues of the current fiscal year S265
thereof in anticipation of such revenues OF tn,
Poor fund, S665 thereof in anticipation of sucl
revenues of the revenue fund 500 thereof il
anticipation of such revenue of the water work.
Bonds fund and $f70 thereof in anticipation o
such revenues of the free bridge Bond fund, ant
that the proceeds. of said bond be applied in Tn,
respective amounts above specified TO the severa
funds above mentioned and that the Mayor ant
| city Clerk be authorized to execute saih Bond OF
behalf of the city. Carried by the following vote
Ayes: Aid. Brick, Cramb, Griebler, Herbergcr
Kraemer, Nugent, Powell and Swift. Noes-NOne
On motion of Aid. Swift the Bond of +. II
Schwabe was approved and auctioneers licens
granted him by the following vote:
Ayes: Aid. Cramb, Griebler, Hcrberger, Krae
mer, Nugent and Swift.
Noes-Ald. Brick and Powell.
On motion Council adjourned.
L. II. GRIEBLER,
STssaa Vice President
Attest: =. Ii. G. WIRE, City Clerk.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

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Muienms in Dsnabriid, 5u befien Ro@
item Der Staat einen 8uiduB bon 1907
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rinm senebmist iuoroet; I'M na1lien
Sriibiabr miro nit ben Nrbeiten begone
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zines itdbti5den @aiiertuerfes in Gngrif
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