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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05
Wild Horses-Eow they are Captured
in the Great North West.

| 'N"' Wv" 's'' W peN' ~ ~ DTtSON
An immense black stallion lay dy-
ilI "a i;a sipIsa I'm % u :ss,-c,
glazing over with the film OF death
as his blood slowly ebbed away from
bullet hold in his lungs
There said an old ranchmau as
he stopped over the dying horse,
II guess You wont steal any more of
my mares, you old rarscal, you," and
he contemptuously kicked the car
cass. The ranchman was old Steiue
a we'll known horse raiser in the Big
Horn Mountains.
"What did you Kill him fort"
asked.
"What did I kill him fori' said
Steine in astonishment. "Ifor steal
ing my mares, of course. You didn't
suppose l killed him for fun, did YET"
II didn't know" replied modest
ly, "but it seems pity to kill 80 fine
beast"
"a Gne old thief" said Steine,
kicking the carcass again. "Why,
man, do you know that old cuss has
stolen more than q dozen OF my
mares, and I reckon $1,000 wouldn't
pay for the damage he has done 10
this valley during this summer"
Tell me all about it" 1 said, 'for
it all seems very strange to me-"
II reckon it wouldn't seem very
strange to you, il you lived up in
these parts aud were trying to
raise horses" Aud the man looked
at me contemptuously, as il he thot
| was greenhorn just out from the
East.
"See here, old man." I said sharp
ly, "I'll thank you not to take me
for tender-foot, for have been on
the plains about as long as you have
but never saw any one kill o horse
like that before"
Guess your experience at horse
raising then is rather limited, stran-
ger" said old Steine, "but as you asl,
me civil question and seem to be
an honest sort OF chap, TIL tell you
all about IT,"
"Didn't you never hear Of the wild
horsesi' he asked suddenly.
."Yes," srid, 81 have, OF course"
"Well, continued Steine, "that's
one ofthem lying there,and l reckon
he was the biggest thief in the whole
lot. You soc they run in gangs of
fifty to hundred, aud the stations
eteal our mares and drive them of
into the villa bands, and that's the
last we ever see OF then lseless it is
with q spyglass. They just go plh;a
wild ard seem worse than the real
wild Mares"
then learned from the old ranch-
man somo very curious facts about
the wild horses OF the plains. Ewes
Try effort TO destroy than hes proved
futile, and tho Aid Of the Tsrritorlal
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05

thread OF carmine. Better get back
as fast as you cam added Mrs.
Sykes.
BY all means, said Mrs. Smith,
With toss Of The artificial asters
Aud tell that old lady she's a deal
better able to provide for you than
we are
NO. said Eveleen, gently 'Cous-
in Mary Ann shall stay with me.
There's plenty Of room on my little
iron bedstead for two, and I can GO
out with her, looking for situation,
after school hours
'Eveleen you're crazy = said Mrs,
Simon Sykes, uplifting both her
hands.
You're fool, politely added Mrs
Smith.
But the tianger's lip quivered.
God bless you, child = said che,
rising up, and putting aside the veil
of worn laco that dropped on her
face. And, now girls, l may es
well tell you that / am your aunt
Pamela.
You, Aunt Pamela = shrieked
Mrs. Sykes.
Yes, L.
'But-you are rich p
People say So
Then gasped Mrs. Smith, why
do you come hero in the guise OF a
beggar y
To try the hearts ond natures OF
my three nieces, said Aunt Pamela
dryly. Deborah calls me an old
barridan Selma refuses to help
me by so much as penny but lit
tie EVeleen is willing to share her
scanty all with me. What money
the old woman has to leave shall be
Eveleen Blake's.
Mrs; simon Sykes and Mrs. John
Smith looked at each othor 10 dis.
may. But it was too late to apollo
gize now. And little Eveleen was
al heiross after all.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05

There is big fellow called "Lone
Heel down in Georgia who believes
he is q match for Sullivan, aud wants
somebody to back him. He weigh,
24O pounds, and is one mass of bone
and muscle. One Of his favorite
feats is to knock in the head Of c
whiskey barrel with bis fist,and then
lift mp the barrel aud put is to bis
lips. He can lift an ordinary horse
with ease. aud takes delight in let,
ting ordinary men tbump him will
all their strength on bis chest or on
his bead. He is 27 years old.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05
The Battle Of the Bones.

bw many bones in the human face
kurteen when they're all In place.
bw many bones In the human heads
rht. my child, as I've oftcn eaid.
bw many bones in the human ear
bree in each and they help to hear.
pw many bones In the human spine'
wenty-six like climbing vine.
Dw many bones In the human chests
venty-four ribs, and two Of the rest.
ow many bones the shoulders bindi
NO in each-one before, one behind.
pw many bones In the human arm
each arm one two ia each forearm
bw many bones in the human wrists
ght In each, II none are missed.
pw many bones the palm Of the hand
We in each, with many band.
bw many bones in the human hip ?
70 In each; like a dish they dip.
bw many bones in the human thighl
e In each, and deep they lie.
bw many bones In the human knees
e In each, the knee-pan please.
Nv many bones in the leg from the
knee2
o In each, we can plainly see.
y many bones In the ankle strons'
len In each, but none are long.
N many bones in the ball Of the foot
e in each, as the palms were put.
" many homes in the human toe
half score,
enty -eight. and there are no more.
now, altogether, these many
bones tx,
the count, In the body, two hum
dred and six.
then we have tue human mouth,
too,
pper and under, thirty>two.
now and then have bone ]
should think,
forms a joint or fill up clink
basmold bone, or q Wormian we
we call,
now we may rest for we've told
them all.
School and Home.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05
He Didn't Care to "Progic.' .'

The first railroad that penetratcs n
backwoods community in the south calls
the negroes for miles to shake hands, as
they term it, "wld dc inginc." The old
darkcy. who Is n great respectcr of per-
sons and things, does not at first regard
the locomotive as n machine, but looks
upon il as n monstrous creature OF life.
"Wall, sab, neber spected ter see
sich or sight ez dis, said an old negro
who had cautiously approached rail
road engine, and who stood watching the
engineer rub the brass cylinders.
why So old MANI the engineer
asked.
Gaze, sab, ] thought dc Lawd gwine
sho'ly lst ont my light 10 dis day come
ter pass. Mussyful hebens, dat thing is
monst'us! Jcs' lissun at him, how he
chuggin' bissef. Bet he wouldn' git
outen dc way fur nobody. Bet you Of |
wustcr meet i'm in dc road I'd step or
side mighty soon. Whar hc raised, mis-
.er2"
"New Hampshire"
"Wall, better b'lebc you. Look at
do man climbin' right up i'll de thing!
Greshes erliven he exclaimed, as the en-.
gine began to puff, "ef he amt dun
gone!"
How would you like to ride on itG"
some one tl5kpu,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05
wATGSEE
HE Kid n EYS,

They are the most important
secretory organs. Into and
through the Kidneys flow the
waste fluids OF tho body,
containing poisonous matter
taken out Of the system. If
the Kidneys do not act prop
eply this matter 10 retained,
the whole system becomes
Rep1SaSdltf .iiG i0no VIZ
, ORC ,uzSs will follow: Head
:. a., weakness, pain In the
small OF back and io;n3, iiushes
OF heat, chilla, Wirh disOrdered
stomach and bow 3is. You can
thoroughly protect tho Kid
neys by BURD0Ck EL00D EFT
TERS, and VIXEN any cf these
symptoms naniga55 them
selves you can quickly rid
yourself oS Chem by thi5 b6st
OF all medicine1 fer la9 Kid
news. BURpCCX BLCO0 BIT
TERS arc sold everywhere 81
81 per bottle, and ono bottle
will prove th3ir 6HiG&cy.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05

The speed attained by the bicycles and
tricycles on good road is superior to
that attained by fast trotter FOR the
same distance, and as speedy mode of
conveyance is only surpassed by few of
the fastest steamships and the locomo-
tive. Two riders recently rode tricycle.
20 miles 715 yards IN one hour and rode
20 miles in 73 minutes 42.9 seconds, on
ut an average rate of 20.3s miles per
hour. The mechanical construction Of a
bicycle is well worth study. The requi-
site amount Of strength is probably OBJ
tanned with smaller proportion OF
weight than in any other machine, and
considering the trying nature of the
strains, fair amount of durability and
immunity from breakdowns is obtained.
The price, however, per pound (about
So OF the best and lightest machines is
considerably In excess of that Of almost
any other machinery. Railroad Gazette.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05
The old negro, rcga
with a look of conteu
. epN p$5a uAGME

my time, but amt lost it all. Wen |
wuz er young man could ride anything
dat come erlaung, but now dat Use old /
amt gwine progic, sab; / jes' nachully
amt gwinc progic. ."-Arkansaw Traveller
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05
COUSIN MARY ANN.
Eveleen Blake was a school Leach-
: IRrtfsf 3 1stts5sfFi6ns 'd and n Daid

y AEveleen Blake was a school Loach-
RrtSf 3 1sb5,Fi5Gs aud NJ paid
3 it was for a girl Of nineteen but
e little heroine knew that she had
br own living to earn somehow.
here wasn't an iukliog Of romance
her life, except what she had un-
pnsciously absorbed out Of yellow
fvered novels in the circulating liz
Fary. Her two sisters were both
|arried-Mrs. Simen Sykes and Mrs
phn Smith-and each ofthem look
ont ipdustrionsly for Number
Inc.
'Eveleen has had an education,
id Mrs. Sykes, Let her take care
herself. OF course one wants to
sisterly, and all that sort of thing,
bt when dear Simon married me he
d not expect to marry the whole
Imily.'
'Of course not said Mrs. Smith
he can't expect us to support her.
She was mendipg pair Of gloves
pc October afternoon, by the vim
ow when Mrs. Simon Sykes walked
with great rustling, ind smell OF
htchouli.
Mrs. Simon Sykes, nee Deborah
lake, was tall aud large and rosy,
veleen was on the petite scale,
18th large limpid gary eyes, very
tile color, and straight, brown hair,
Fhich shone and glistened like satin
b the level rays Of the declining
IN.
Dear me = said Mrs. Sykes, how
kood that teapot smells and I am
|ired out with my walk
Would you like cup OF tea =
Bald Eveleen.
We'll / don't mind said Mrs.
Sykes, uupiuniug her shawl; that
|s II you have bun or buscuit, or
bomething to nibble with it. Tea
hlone, always gives me the heart
Purr.'
So Eveleen went industrionsly to
work and brewed a cup of tea, and
brought ont plate Of rusks, which
we're to have made her own frugal
Fneal.
Bat can eat a biscuit or so,
paid self-denying little Evaleen, as
he watched the rusks disappear be-
pre- Mrs. Simon Sykes appetite.
I've had such q turn said Mrs.
ykes, as she held out her cup for O
Peoud rsplenishing.
"A turn 7 said EveIeen in surprise.
'Yes,' nodded Mrs. Sykes "a visit
pm poor relation. I dare say
Q will be here next, but I advise
10 send her about her business,
did,
Who is Il = said Eveleen inquir-
Mary Ann Blake. Wants
p''e e o. Expects mo 70
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Your husband ia something of a

Your husband ia something of ar
antiqnary, isn't he9" asked caller o
Mrs. Snaggs. No, | dou't think be
is.' was i;sa reply. u am twenty and
he ia only sorty.' Dear me, jnsi
twice as old as Yen are--whsn you
are forty be will be efgnsyy Mrs's. !
Good gracious h:pn1 tbonsht
The evening world., 1888-12-14
Sweeping Reductions

ta the entire Dress Goods Department., TO
make room for Bazaar Goods.
Ladies' desiring very nue handsome Dress
Deeds Tor \ very Little monsy will dnd Il 20
Ihslr interest % give NJ \ call.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
Holiday Dress Patterns.

1000 Dress Patterns, colored and black,
medium and rich goods, in handsome boxes,
for Holiday Presents, from $3.50 to 5000
each pattern.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
ClOakingS.

Rich plaid and striped Clonisinss, all leading
styles and weaves Mt 80 per cent. below value.
The evening world., 1888-12-14
Wash Dress Patterns.

o handsome American Prints, including
beautiful Holiday Card, at Soc. each.
LOCO Rich sateens, at soc. each.
100 very handsome yard-wide PercaIe Pat
Ierns at 81 o each.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20
Neue Mnseteen.

a6 &odforb, @alibam, glain, 60.
lumbus, Sampoen unb springfield lib.
rem in better auswabl BEL Srib @np,
ct. 9lonO, Wttltl1. 39-4
HS- gropfurb unb 8oeers lit Der
Blas, I'M @infdufe in Mobiliar III ma,
den. 5. Quenue, ct. gloub. "a
H2- Die beiten 8anbubren su niez
brisen 8reiie bel llbrmader Srib @us,
ct. glouo, Wttnn. 39-4
"a @ir leiben beIonoere Iufmerf.
~iarnfeit Der Gusbeferung bon Dampt.
feiiefn Der Drei6maidinen, uno alien
grbeiten in acknowledgement unb gfla.
gen. Steuenion Bros. & 60, Nahfols
ger BON S. S. Steuenion & Co., ct.
Glonb, Minn. 38-4
D1- Sir Sntpeleu aIer gtrt Iprede
man uDr bei 5ris @up, ubrmater, ct.
GermainitraBe, ct glonb. 39-4i
"a @elo au uerleiben sesen Sbpo,
tbeten auf betpesfides Gisentbum. SEQ.
ten unb 9Dpotbefen sefauft. 8. g. Ebo.
mas, Rerr 8lod, ct. glouo. 80 30
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@lo! $5OO,OOO! 6elo
0erfeigerung.

Ser unterSei6nete ldBt aui ieiner i'm
9otpn &odui0e selesenen 5arm amt 6ten
October 1888 folsenoe @eseufdnoe an
ben gtetitbietcnoen uerIteiscrn: 2 8fer.
De, orei &iibe, flint GinSer, EN- 5tier,
5tuei 8dlber, brei Shafe, Elm 8tanoz
Selbitbinoer, cine Sdemaidine, 2 Bae
gen, B1ise, elne @9se nit 70 Sdbnen,
cine 8inomible, cine Submible. orei
8aibmaidinen uno Singer, 10 Bis Is
2onuen sutes Seu unb peri1iebenes
Gnoere, sa tueitldufis gu bensnnen. Sic
Ierteiserung besiunt moraens 10 ltbr.
Seotnsunsen: Nqe Summen unter IS
basr, auf Summen iiber SIS 90 miro
'ge9en Nusfteluus elmer Rote nit outer
gitrsi9aft s Wonate 3eit seseben.
Sos. $. 2emm,
gi9enthimer.
Surerlblr9, Wtinnel ota. 40-2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20

- @eitern Gbeno fanb cine Wafen<
oeriammlun9 Der 9emotraten bon
Stearns gounip i'm gourtbauie ftatt.
Die Inaabl Der Tbeilnebmer mar in
slnbetra6t ber fremben @dite als Jair,
beiuder cine auBersetpSbnli9 sroBe,
Der Idtb. .. %. 2atpler BON ct, 8aul
bielt cine iberseusenbe nit 8eseiferune
n%ufgenornrtene 8ebe. sIn SteIIe bes
Ri6ters Slanbrau, Der @eiddfte balber
'ni6t erideinen fonnte. iprad Serr Gm'
broiius 9isbe, Der in elmer besetite. is
ben Rebc Elm rpabres Steiner i, Talent
entfaltete.
- Seute Ibenb tuerben fi1 bic Ser,
rem Republifaner i'm gourtbauie tu;es
berum bur1 einen Steiner hires Cali.
bers belebren lafien. gs ion, tpie es
beiBt, elm GROCER gsmp feitens Der 8es
publifaner entfaltet tperben als ginfei.
tnns 81 ber bumortitiideu &ebe, bic tuie
ale friheren obne Bats liidenbaft unb
'fabl iein miro.
= gnblid 1T Serr s. 5. Boptan
ais Botmeifter BON Bapnes bile errtannt
poroen. 90. 9bipps lit nls @ebalfs.
poftmeiaer anseitellt, uno pie Boitoffice
tpirb in iein @ebdabe nerlest tuerben.
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War fur etnem.

Sa es mir pielfaa 81 Obren tommt,
eab int County unb tarientli9 unter
meinen 5reunben bas @erii6t berbrei,
tet 1T, als arbeite i'd nit Germ 9nbr.
Rrdmer, bem OppOnenten bes Serrn
Sammerel, fir bic Nomination fiir's
Sberiffsamt unter elmer Dede, 10 m69te
i'd hermit es tuobl uerftanben iuiiien,
baB i'd ni6t Der Wann bin, Der auf atpei
S6ultern trdst. baB i'd fir Serrr
Sarnmerel als ganbibat fir beIastes
gmt arbeiten utb 3u inn fteben tperbe,
Bis ber @ntideib Der Wabl ba iein mfrs.
Ben. 6 o #.
ct. gloub, ben 10. Sept. 1888.
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SerffeigerMng.

Der Undergraduate wirb aui ieiner i'm
Sotpn &oduiIe selesenen Sarm an,
Stenitas, ben Q. October, 1888 folsenbe
@eSenitdnbe al Den Rsiibietenoen Der.
teigern: 6 8ferbe, 80 Stiif &inbuieb,
3tuet 8aseu, Slpei gs9en. stpsi S1lit.
ten, einen 9ensit brei Sabre oft, 1900
Yfuno f6per. 10 Sunnen 6eu unb
idmmtli6e 9ausaerdibidaften. 8ebins
gungen: 8etrdse inter $1,000 baar;
auf 8etrdge iiber $1,000 eiu Sa6r 3eit
Su 8 $roSent 9e9eH quite 8ir9ihaft.
Us NJ. 9 6dfer,
Rodpiae, Stearns COUNTY, Wnn. 4O.2t
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Der guneesienat Bat mit 81 seae,

Der gunbesIenat bat nit 81 sesen
20 Stimmeu ben lntras auf Wieber'
ertudsuns ieines @otun1s flr bic Saas.
BID sur GusidlieBuns Der G6insiensin'
uanberuns nieberseftimmt, uub bic Bill
1T nun fertis far bic llnteri9rift bss
YrdIioenten.
*Sn8aibinaton besann am Wontas
bic erite 9reiiabrs.5 isuns bes Gon'
sreFes Der a%merifanii@sn Gerste unb
@unbdrste. Ser gOnsreB beitebt aus
GbseOrbneten bon 11gereineu drstl,6er
Speciatifen auer S9ulen. @ieaei9t
Der bebeutenbite Der ausldnbii6en Gers'
tie, luelde susesen iein tueroen, 1T Bros
feFor Or. Sr,eori9 BON @smar5 bon
&iel.
Die sroBe 2aseroeriammlans Der
llnionspeteranen in Columbus, D., bat
ON Sreitas bic. 8elte obsebrOden, aber
purber nod @eridiebenes beidlofen,
udmli9 bas Der 8eitras berielbe bleibe,
,uie er bsitebt, iouie, buB benz ~&i9ter
General SbpOtat" (@eneral Iubiteur)
unb benz @eneralinipeetOr ie 5000
Sabressebalt sesablt tuerben iollen. Der
reue Dber.g ommanbeur, gamerao @arz
uer, bat ieinen Generals Stab uno in ben
neueu @ertualtunssratb als Witslieo
fir @inneiota 2eu,sWarid bon Winue'
apolis %ernannt. 9te Gameraben pers
ii9erten in einem 8eidluiie bic 5amilie
Gberibous ibrer Gbnbatbie.
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B5- Cute 8ettielen fir $3.50
Man beiihtise bieiellen BEL gromfort
q No8erS. "a
10 Miaer's feinlte gabiaet.9 otbo.
grapbien 5u $500 oas DuBenb. Gin
RreIs titr alle Nrten. 80
To- Stible, $500 bas ,Set", 6ei
grotuforo & Rosers. 5ter Ipenue, ct.
gloub. Winn. "a
16sr Stepenion Bros. & 60, RaG.
folser BON SIS. Steuenion & Co., baben
ftets einen 8orratb an 9ampfr6bret uno
@entilen, iotuie @ummi> uno 2eoer.Rie>
fleit, S1laude &c. 1874
DsT 8e5ablt feline rs Gents fir glar.
budle ober 9iQmortb 4affe, tuenn Sbr
beniel6en fir 20 Gents bas Baauet
faufen f6nnt Bel 3 o po.
10 Cute &ubebetten, $3.50 BEL
CRAWFORD & &o9ers, Ste Gpenue, ct.
gloub, Minn. "a
n6S- Soeben erbalten Elm ssaS neuer
8fanmen, bic iebr id6n finb. SIR f5nnt
oteIelbe faufen Is 8funb fir einen Dol.
Ter bel 8oDo.
sa5H 9a iest bic 9rei6Seit ba lit,
% oerseiie man ni9t, baB BEL mir Ma.
idienen.S Del 81 20 Gents Die @auone au
taufen lit. Spre6t Dor Bel 8opb.
e6r 8etes, ruaIertpeiBes Del unb
rei1er gpber. @iis, Is Gents bic @aIIos
ne bel 8 o
16S@ SteoenIon 8ros. & 60, 0ah.
folser bon S. S. S~teuenion 6 Co., baben
bic srDBten, id6niten uno biIiaftenRod.
Ofen uno Sol5s unb &oblen5fen in Der
Staot. Wan iprede Bel ibnet por.-3S,4
saSA aGes in Der Mobiliar,ainie au
Bargains BEL Gronforb & 8paers, Ste
Aoerle, St. Glouo. 81
BsSr @ont Sbr irsenb gtipas in
oer @rocer9 2inie faufen, bann 1part
Sbr @elo un6 Subqeber, iuenn Sbr
puripre6t BEL 8upb.
Dsg~ Sir ale Qrten bon Del, Sarbe,
8lriten, @lasfitt, Tapeten, uitp., fprede
mon uor bel % M. STEMS elroIe,
Minn. e.
gsS- Der lebte Monat bon: MiIer's
gSetlen in ct. gloub. @er bic bon
,bm 9ebotenen 9Ortbeile nod nidt Be.
MUST bat, iOate fl6 beeilen, bies au
tbun. So
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8rmnoet8etthmutS 5 1tebertra8uns
gen TT StearnS gonntp.

Sobn VI Sacob]on an Setter g Hoe II
2ot 2 8lod e." 1T Anisbers's Nbb su
Belgrade. $3.50
8acific 2anb 60. an Martin Salpprz
ion uno g g &oe fit st in Conn
8elsrabe. rs
Saeob Simonitib unb Satin on Slid
8afes fir 2ots 9 & 10 81 II in 9onn
Htgntono lOO
5ran5 Sung unb, Satin an Soiepb
Sung fir Ng1 @g1 & 6W SEC I &
20 Gder BON Sg4 SIC Sec 20 Z 126
Ut 3d.. 1000
s Wortimer Soreit on s @inslabe
fir 2ot 4 81 1 in Soreft's abb au ct.
Glpuo zoo
Die ct Saul SO & N 81 60 an ST
Subrmann far Sg4 Sec II T12e
Ut 100
Die ct 8aul so & M 81 St 60 an 9
2esat ffr Ng4 ssh Sec 10 : 1875 81
%. 240O
0ie ct Saul M & M So anSos
@ure5 fir SB4 S@4 Sec 10 3 126&
Senrp 8augb unb @atttn an 81 IS
Gilbert fit Got 3 8f 6 in @ilberts LITE
gtbb 81 gaDnesuiGe. 400
Souls Sobmanr unb Satin an Sac.
& iinb Chm Carlton uub G g. Npret fr
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0crneteegung.

Der unterSsihne!c lpiro eui Ieiuer i'm
Eoiun &odUllIe ~9rlesenen Sarm arn
Dienitas, ben 16. October, 1888, fplaenz
De @esenitdnbe on zen Meifbietenben
berfteisern: Scds 9ierbe, breiunbSpan,
SIG Stiid &inboieh, sluei 8asen, stpei
Sblitten, 5pei @9gen, uierSis 5onnen
Seu, fitnfbunoert 8uibsl Storm, Md5ma,
ibine, stuei 8inSer, 9orie State, bier
Bfise. 8e%oinsWnsen: 8etrdae unter
$1,000 baar; auf 8etrdse iiber $1,000
Elm SSabr Belt 81 8 gro5ent gesen quite
Biirsibafs. Mth. Sanfen,
l39--4 Totpn RpdpifIe. miun.
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Na9mittassiisuns, .. II. Sept, 'ss

Na9mittassiibuns, b. II. Sept, 'SS.
Ser 9oarb frat auiammen; antpeIenb
8artb. 8ir5 als 8orfiser, nebit allen
Witsliebern.
Da elm @eiud bss Gbriit Welle, zines
qeiesli1 bere9tisten Stimmsebers,
@~runbbeiibers unbB eupbmers besgdul<
siitritt 100 in bieiem gountp, nit Der
8eitdtisuns bes 60. S9uliupertntenben.
ten, insueldem Ct ansibt, baB er Der Gis
sentbimer Der bier bei9riebener 2dnbe,
reien, selesen in senanntem Sdulbifrift
unb ansren5eno an ben Diftritt 3S iei,
uno barin nadiu6t, nit seranntem2 anbe
bonn 9iitrict 1876 setrennt unb benz an
sren3en6en 9iftrict 3S suse3dblt at iuerz
beu, benz Boarb Der gountp gommiFdz
re in elmer ant %. Su(i 1883 porselest
tpurbe,
l1no ba bonn 8oarb elm 8erb6r TT Ell.
net ont 11ten September b~eginnenben
Sibuns attseoronet tuarb, unit ba tpeis
terbin anseorbnet tpurhe, baB 8efannt>
madunsen be5iisl,9 Der Belt unb beg
glases binii1tlid bes Berb5rs burd
Inbeften elmer gopie an einem 5ffentli.
den 8lase in iebem Der babel interefir<
ten Sduloitrifte %erlafien tperoe iotpie
bur6 8uieaouns elmer Nbi9rift an ben
glerf Der s%enannten S1ufoiftrifte me.
nisitens aebn Gage uor benz gerbbr unb
9a in ge1annter Sisuns bes 8oarb
Der 60. gommiiidre, besinneno an IL.
September 1888, erlaiiene getanntma-
dung ~ertuieien tuarb, 70 tuurbe bas DE.
iud 5ffentli6 perleien utlb bonn Boarb
ertuosen anes, mos fiir uno sesen bas
@eiud porsebradt tuurbe; ber bon s.
9iq unb Nnbern erbobene @innanb
tuaro pertuorfen; unb ba senannter8 oarb
Der Nnfidt tuar, bab bas Geiu6 genebs
mist merben iOIte, 70 1T biermtt be-
ftimnat, baB senanntes @eiu6 genebmist
unb iolsenbes beidriebene 2anb
9g /, Section II, Eotun 124 n5rb>
lid BON &laffe 33 tueitli9 hermit ses
trennt iei bonn S1ulbiftrift 1876 unb benz
angrenaenben G1ulbiftrift 38 su9eSdblt
lei, unb baB ~senanntes 2anb hermit
ei1en 9beil lestsenannten S1ulbiitrifts
bilbett fpQ.
SIN Suffrage bes 8oaro Der County
Gommiffdre.
Be3eust: g.. 8ira 8orfiser bes
V. Bobberg, 8pnrb Der 60. Cont
90. Inbitpr. miffdre bon Stearns
County, Minn.
Do elm @eiu1 bes g. 5lpnn, @runb.
befiber unb itimmbere9tigter 8etpobner
bes Sdulbifritts 81 in bieiern Gountp,
benz 8oarb in befien ON %. Suli gebalz
tenen Sibu1s uorselest, aasenommen
rto GrlaB 6ffentlider Befanntmaduns
a1georonet uuroe iotpie ein 9erb5r of
lee babel intereiiirten Barteien auf bic
an II. September 1888 b~eginnenoen
Sibung anberaunlt tunrbe unb
90 ber Boarb iiber3enst iuar bon Der
gebSrtsea 8efanntmaduns, 10 iuuroe bic
Betition 5ffentlid perleiea urb ertuosen,
uno ba bieielbe psn1 gountb Sdlilfu.
p%erintenbent beftdtigt unb fein @runo
sesen bieielbe erboben iuarb, 10 ipnr6e
8efhlofeu, bas @eiu6 anaunebmen
uao Ng841 bon Section 5, Toiun 124
nbrolid BON RtafIe 35 biermit bonn 81.
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~ @efb su Z Bro3. bel 8 6 2oprp
Sebrer b~erlam8t.

SIN 9otun 2uremburs tpiro fire dull.
olltrltt yto. Ito elm gutter 2ebrer Der.
laugt, Der beati6 unb ensliid unite rri1.
ten fam unb nit eiter1 Certificate Der.
ieben 1T. Der Sdaltermin bauert adi
Nonate unb fann gu irsenb elmer Belt
beeonuert tperoen. @eset Ndberem
tuenbe mat, fid an
4Odo Setter Steil,
ct. Ni1olauS, StearnS Gountn. Minu.