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RotS Frederick snd wife 70 LorenS Weber No. 1o92
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Reeve Daniel and wife 10 Katharine Mabez, s.
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= Scott John and wife 10 Richard Fl Toyusend, W =
sesoles kate, to torenE Weber, LSS4 ioth-ave.
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Stern Simon, 70 wallace O. Andrews. = 1SJd-se
Q Of oth-ave install. 41,760. -. .
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T Fl stHn william . Irving saving. In.tituaon
n s. Warren. n OF washlngtou.st, year 10000. -
White, Charles to Robert Maxwell and ano, s, 7Sd.
&C. e OF West EDd.ave. year, s2, COO 49,
walker, Elizabeth to joseph Lchtenaner, 8 Ian
walker Charles. ct 81 TO William Stokes 3
7lstsk Of West End-ave, years, F2l.o0o.
Wood EmmA A, George Arbogast, No $40 East
Io5thst install, 5000.
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looxioo, pAlIllp

2daye, . cor Of 102d-st 100x1oo; Phillip
Weinberg to Raphael Ettinger
12ist.st, q $50 y Of 5.b-sye, 5 7x110cclli1 =;
Henry Com and wife to PEA, Weinberg 4 ano
Hofrman-st G S, Nos 4S2. 4e3. 4Sz koronain'
Wight ca 70 Frank Wilkinson .aw,oo a
also 81 S7th-st 1892 II (. OF ha1ls0n,aye6
20. ex201.5 70 n OF 8Sth.stx15 ~. 4xl9u. Sxixf'S
MODS; Lucius Gleason to Jos Oppenheiiner
s9tl.st, 5 s 1919 II Of 4th.ayc, 5l.lx1OO.S;
Solomon Marx and wife to same
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miscellaneous.

L. oUEsTRIAN outGts, english and American; Illus
II tratei catalogue free. WHITMAN SADDLE CO.,
1iS Chambersst
NATIONAL UNsECTARIAN HOME For WORTHY
eyed destitute men ana ineuTs6es, lsistst. hoas
week Free admission 70 this institution for destitute
brain workers from ali parts OF the United States or
citlzens may be secured by the press judges Of courts
religious missions Mayors Common Councils. and PTesl
dents OF chsrtsbe societies whether public private on
presentation Of proof Of woFthness
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NoRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD IS. co.
In SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON
EEw.YoRR. BouTHAsiPToN AND bremen
Steamers sail from pier foot I'd st. uobokcn.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERa.
Ibe Sat, Meh 10 go ana saae. Wed Meh p. g pm.
werra. sat- Nch 2s, 10 o. M Tr2ye Wei. Anil m.
First Cabin, s76 and upward berth according 70 loca
ton. second Can fIQ berth Recrsge a. lowest rates
oELR1Clfs co., No Bowling GFcon
I NAiAN LINE u. S. and Royal HAIL Steamers
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Ffem Pier az foot OF Chfistophof.Sk, Esw.YorR.
CITY OF NEW. YORK ;yeaneseAy March 20, go a m
CITY OF CHESTER. >, Wednesday April O. $50 m.
CITY OF BERLIN -. Wednesday, April 10 - $50 D. m
CABIN. outwaI1 $50 and as5 prstaId gaS STEER
AGE, e2o PETER wRIGHr, 8 ION generai agents.
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muslral 9nslruments.

NUMBER OF slighty used upright and square pianos
n OF our make, which were specially selected and used
by tho artists OF tho Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season. win be sold at liberal
reduction from regular prices -
WIN. KEABE CO., 1fg 5thave.. above 1Gth-st
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VUyuTTE cThp LINE

"HIIE STAR LINZ,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND EIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MALI sTEAMEaS
BnITANNIC Capt parscu.. "wednesday, Mar. 90. a VI
sCELTIC Capt Davisop wedaesday March q. D
CERAMIC, Capt lining. "Wednesday. April m
sADRI kTIC, Capt Canerpn. WEDNESDAY ADd TO- 1 "a N
Prom whlto gar Dock root ~ West ioth,ss
Saloon ESQ coo ESQ and 800 Stefaqr from New YORK
$40 from The ola County a23 - limit nuu5o Of second
cabin passengers carried o thee tesmes outward ESQ
a Broadway. Hew.York ,. BRUCE ISAAY. Agent
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grrnrsions.

STARIN'sS EXCURSIONS
Books IAN. 20 s PM. Daily. Season
Now Open 10 AN. 70 pm Sunday. Of 1880.
Apply for Illustrated pook descriptive Of the larEea
and most complete
FLEET OF EXCURSION BOATS AFLoAT
Also new ard desirable
GROHBS AND PLEzSURE GROUNDS.
Pier IS, n. r.. foot cortiandt 50.
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HAAlBURG-A American So. Line for Hamburg
First cabin. 915 and upward seersgp Of low rates
California;. a. M Msh 10. Moraya.1o 80 aVsL.h %
EXPRESS SERVICE between NeW.Yofk South
hmpton and Hamburg The twin screw steaneFs
gaita yetoTis and Columbia q 10000 ana 800
horse power Send for rates and salngh
compsuys onlse. ~ Broad. g. y RICHARD 3 CO..
way. g sCMyBz. Dir General PatsenRsr Agents
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THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE between
Eew.YerS S;s.seT Apd Beltsst qSraol Wiz lArO9gi
state Of Goofgis.. THURSDAY, March q.
StnbS OF Nevads ThurHiay, March %,
state room Excursion tickets. SOS 70 500 sIeeraFe
tickets and from all parts o. Europe ~ lowest faeA
From pier, foot Of CanAl-sL, North River
For freight and passage apply %
AIfeTIN BALDWIN & Co, Cen, Agents. 90 BY n, Y
s,eerage once 81 broadway, NeW.York.
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e. 1 sss A6 Ba 4s 3 y Ssss as
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ron,d 10 Sf.Sssn oeeiS SsSSns sSd
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nes !; "a, SPECIAL with draw"
sSitS A tsaSy s sHa TREY Gss
DSs.S S.s:s Sss s S1sIngg1 IS 3 HsG
pstro and cSeaso villa vssl6uleA and ftsanhcatcd
1esplng aud dining cara and c,nsndairua Express
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sIS and Ss ~ :a E as Se sgssSs
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on sale Grand Central Station 1sS Sga VA 8soSa
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PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Q, oorsisadt and
$50 q u TOT cSSssaaus and n.sFpsa..s: goI n9s,l.
A. m for g0eeVe Lyons, EluirHs Hoehesssti utnS.g
and the west ana psiasipai local points Chair eW
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psct ef ali points In Ashsaoy ssa aFleon coal regions
-, M.ssw5s sSs TH asllSSn ana tnermealss
IN n tcf tienevs' Yyens Elrsire Rochester, hqHeis
END ~ %sss s nss o ssss.' rs SsSsav.s
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c, HoRE I.TNE-ALL RAIL R0UTE-FoR
n iosfen Providence Newport and the East Expgess
tiras sssaa sa,.Ioa ca Rsoyidsa.s "a nss
sflinira esf5 4 Niakf Enpless ~ n 10 nj taliy
EssgsFs I. 81 s ss asls. r''s's F1''0i os''
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pARIS EXPU5IIIUN.
hpply 70 NETHERLANDS LINE 30 Broadway,
n Y Tor new Tourist Guide 70 Holland the IAlne sni
paris Exposition. Entirely renewed feet Of powerful
and modern steamships, Latest additions: 1886.
Rotterdam 1881. ~ AmssSerdam lsss; yesnaSsn
ist slo ESQ eco secend Cabin, e3o. Ten days %
Ilnttnrdam ny n VepudnEn. sailing March 3d. May T.
July 49, Rotterdam 10 Pads. hours
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PED STAR LINE.
Ii FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New-YoTk and Antwerp weekly.
PENELAND Sturdy. March %, 10 80 a. N
BETGENLAND .,.... Saturday. March 30. ~
cabin rates; First CABIN $50 ard upwsrd EXCUSES,
500 and upward Second Cabin go Excursion e72 and
$50 Steefago at very low
PETER WRfGHr Sons. eonr AgtA. Bowling essoa.
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Esrtures auo aIeftinss.

COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Let
~ ures In the great hall AZ o'eleek. Msrch 1G The
stsyons Of Brooklyn, N. Y. Subject 'The Dli.aetion
of Sound7 Glustrate1). No tickets required. No adj
mission after o'clock
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Train& leave Cham5ersst station week Gays for
a. 40, so and II 80 N as, $500 ago 9:lo
$40 $40 '04o 10 80 D. m, 1a midaiEhk Sundays
IddiionA tisns % cresskl and way. s:Io a. M and
." III Sanue, Spring Valley Monsoy and Tsllnans
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21


The prices of wheat in Morris to-
dav are: No. l hard. $l.Ol; No. l
northern, S "a; No. , northern, 80.
About a half dozen of Norris citl'
zens attended Patrick's Day celebra-
ton at Graceville.
The w. c. T, Z. meets this week
Saturday at o'clock p. m. with Mrs.
5. Ellery. Subject for reading, mar
cOtics."
The supper and fair given by the
ladies of the Catholic church for the
benefit of the sisters was a financial
success. The profits of the evening
we're over $50.
By latest accounts D. L. Breyig, of
Hancock, whose dangerous illness
was noticed in these columns last
week, is improving, and his friends
now entertain hopes of his recovery.
The John Ortt Brewing Company
have established an agency at this
place, in charge of Mr.. Foss. The
erection CT store house and barn, on
corner of 3rd street and California
Ave-, will be commenced as soon as
the lumber, which has already been
shipped, arrives.
To morrow evening there will be a
meeting of all vino are interested at
the high school room for the purpose
Of organizing singing school. An
instructor will be appointed and the
work begun by Prof. Johnston will
be taken up and continued. y gene
raj invitation is extended.
One day last week Michael Della
hunt was attacked by vicious horse
and had his arm broken in two places.
Consequently he did not return home
but went from the camp to Duluth,
where he is now under surgical treat
ment. Although he was quite badly
hurt it is not thought that he will
suffer permanent injury.
At a recent election of the C. T. A.
society the following officers were
elected: President; 5. c. Murphy;
vice president, T. j. Moore; secre-
tary. E. P. O'Brien; treasurer, T. j.
Moore; librarian, E.P. O'Brien. The
society has hall over 7. J. Moore's
store. It's library, containing a 100
volumes besides newspapers and
periodicals will be open Tuesday
and Friday evenings.
The Delahunt Bros. have broken up
camp, Robert and Thomas returning
last week with the teams and outfit.
There being no sleighing they had to
quit work month earlier than was
calculated upon. Much of the timber
they had cut could not be hauled,
thus causing them heavy loss.
While they have lost nothing this
winter it was not successful one to
them. All lumber men have had the
same experience.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
PERSONAL.

W. ]. Munro returned home Sunday
night.
c. Phelps took an eastward bound
train Monday last.
Mark Coleman visited friends in
the cities last week.
G.. T. Eisham made d business trip
to Herman last Tuesday night.
Rev. C. Holman went to Minnea.
polls last Monday to attend the rune.
raj of Il relative.
s. a. Flaherty has been in attend
ance at District court in Benson
during the past week.
T. J. Moore went to Minneapolis
last Tuesday, being called there by
the illness of his brother.
L. o. Hollister returned last Mon.
day night from short and enjoyable
visit with his Austin friends.
NJ. L. Torpey left for Washington
Territory yesterday, to remain for
some time. Many friends in Morris
wish him good luck and q prosperous
stay in the West.
Hon. D.F.McDermott, late receiver
of the late Benson land office and
back bone of Swift county democracy
passed through town Monday ON his
way to Gnceville.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
DONNELLY.

Hans o. Aasumb died quietly at his
home in this town last Sunday; hav-
ing been ailing but slightly for a
couple of days previous. The re.
mains were inferred in the cemetry
at Morris, the funeral taking place
yesterday. Deceased was an un.
married man.
Miss, frankie Tosney returned from
jamestown, D., where she has been
visiting relatives the past two
months.
s. Acheson visited Morris last
Tuesday on business.
o. w. Olson made a tip to Alex.
andria last week.
Mrs. A. Fl. Taisey and Miss Mamie
Donnelly are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Taisey at Mayville, Oak.
School in district No. AZ opened
last Monday with Miss frankie Tos-
ney as teacher.
The Storrs boys returned last week
from Aitken, MIMI, where they have
been at work all winter.
Spring birds have come to the front
A goodly number have been seen
this week.
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counclI Meetings.

The retiring council met NJ the
engine house Tuesday and closed
their official duties by the receipt
and acceptance of the treasurer's re-
port. The same evening the newly
elected council. met and qualified.
Besides the appointment of village
officers for the ensuing year, as fol-
lows, and the designation. of THE SrN
as the official paper of the villageno
business of particular Importance was
transacted. The officers appointed
arei Marshal, Peter Gaffney;. night
Waterman, Martin o. Flatner; re-
corder, w. w. Griswold; street CON-
missioner. John Houses pound master
Peter Gaffney; board of health. DR..
II. l.. Hulburd, A. DeKay and Peter
Gaffney; fire wardens, o. F. Tewks:
bury, Jas. Flynn and George Urban.
Salaries of the respective officers
were fixed as follows: For marshal.
$50. month, nightwatchman, $40. a
month"; recorder, 800. per year and
fees; fire wardens and board of health
the same as last year. IL
The license question was not con.
sidered.
The appointment of village attor-
nsy was postponed until next meeting.
Saturday, March 30, at 1880 p; m >,
was fixed as the time, and tfieeen4
CINE house the place, for the herring
on applications for SALMON licenses: 81 =
The council then <sdjourned,4 to-
meet again tomorrow evening. :. -.
The final ballots on the principal
appointments were as follows: -, i
For marshal: Peter Gaffney.4 votes;
A. E. Anderson, l vote. -
For night.watchmanH. II. o. Flat
ner, votes, John Flynn 2 votes.
For Recorder, w. w. Griswold,. 4
votes, J. D. Gillespie, vote. n
For street commissioner, John
House: 3 votes, TIM. Lowater, vote,
Jas. Griffith, votes /
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

, CATHOLIC: -RBv. GEORGE GAsKELL, Priest
Mass every Sunday at 1890 a. IN. Sunday
school every Sunday at $3.50 p. m. Vespers
at p. m.
METHODIST Rev. 8. Ellery, Pas
tor. Services every Sunday at 1880, a. m.
and Tao p. m. Prayer meeting on Thursdays,
at 1880 p. m. ....
NGREGATION ALI Rev. J. B. FaIrbank
Pastor. Services every Sunday, at 1890 a.
m. and 7:3O p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday vt 1850 p. m.
N0RwEGIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHER
AN--Rgv. Al. ANDERSON Pastor. Services
and meetings at times designated by pastor.
CONFERENCE.-THE. O. DAHLR Pastor
Meetings at 7:30 o'clock every Wednesday
evening.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
FISHING FOR 4 WIFE.

Inrecent numbers of Minneapolis
papers appeared the advertisement
of a 0,000-American- young man
who wants to get married. His ad-
dress was gwen &c. D. Barton, Peli.
can Rapids, Mlnn." Since then the
Pelican Rapids postmaster is annoyed
by the receipt of voluminous mails
from all parts of the country for sc
D. Barton" what to do with which
he evidently has been sorely puzzled,
as no such person as G. D. Barton is
known at Pelican Rapids. Several
inquiring kilograms in regard to the
matter have appeared in the .dailies,
Of which the following, from the
Evening Journal, is one of local in.
terest:
Pelican Rapids, March IS.-There
is a new feature in the case of the
man here who advertised to give
$4,000 to the woman who would
marry him, and who invited appli-
cants to inclose stamp. BY yester-
days mail came letter addressed to
the editor Of the Pioneer, dated st.
Paul, March Is, but bearing a Morris,
Mimi, postmark. It said: Dear
Sir Please give the inclosed letter
to the postmaster in Pelican Rapids,
and very greatly Oblige, G. d. B."
The sealed envelope was addressed to
the postmaster and inclosed note
headed st. Paul, ordering all mail
forwarded to G. ID. Barton, St. Paul.
Thus we trace him home. It APP
pears that it is certain young man
OF this village who is the real party;
&c. D. Barton" being an assumed
name. lie seems to have made use
ofall the ingenuity he possesses TO
avoid suspicion and consequent de-
lection but of no avail; for he is now
we'll known and the questionable
game he practices is brought to light.
He advertises under the assumed
name, giving some neighboring town
as his address. When replies to the
ad. have accumulated at the town
thus given &c. D. Barton" instructs
the postmaster to forward his mail to
Morris in care
Barton's FRIEND" In this way this
young man has received large
amounts of mail from Campbell and
other neighboring villages during his
short stay here, and is now contem.
plating the enjoyment Of another
batch of sweet literature from fair
correspondents who are after his
$4,000, and who have more time,
paper and ink to waste than they
have common sense.
There may be another chapter to
this story, when the name of the
cause of this slightly sensational
morsel will be public property.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
HORTON.

Election passed off quietly. There
was no opposition excepting for
assessor between H, R. Eddy and
Chris Feeley. The former won by a
vote of IL to g.
w. S. Bailey has, just returned from
a vi sit in LIE Sueur county. The hard
times he saw there resultant from
poor crops makes him better satisfied
than ever before that he is Stevens
county farmer. This is plenty good
enough for him now.
Martin McHugh, of Goodhue, il
visiting his sister. Mrs. John Rowles
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING
AND
Day School.
Sisters Of Mercy Convent CT the
Sacred Heart,
NORRIS, MINNESOTA.

This ins':.":ian has for its object
the training Oh Young Ladies fer
School Teachers, DC, aud the Sisters
have made reduction in the usual
prices, so as TO enable young gm Is Who
cannot afford the highest terms usua}lf
charged in boarding schools, to have
the advantages they would have in
any other schools where double the
amount would have to be paid.
Tie Scnool Year hast wo Sessions
of FIVE months each, commencing Isl,
Monday in September. The END, lst
MonGay in February.
TERMS FER SESSION:
Board and Tut on in English Bran.
chcs, Bed and Bedding, $500 pad
in advances.
Charges for Languages, Music &c,
Apply for Prospectus TO
SISTERS OF MERCY,
39t2m Morris, Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
Bids for Seed Grain.

Bids for furnishing l075 bushels
seed wheat and TO bushels seed oats.
said wheat to be of good quality and
free from foul seeds, or such amount
as may be required of saidseed grain,
will be received at the Office of the
County Auditor in the Court House
III the village of Morris until IL o.
clock M, Thursday, March 28th, 1889.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved by the Board of County
Commissioners. ..:~'-. ,
Ry order of the Board, -,
o. N. DOHLEN, Ch'mn.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
RENpSNILLE.

Miss Gray of Iowa is visiting her
sister Mrs. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day are rejoicing
over the arrival of a daughter.
Miss Mary Davidson has just closed
a successful term of school at Han.
cock.
Miss Nellie Borrill made a short
visit with her folks recently.
Fl. II. Ellsworth has purchased a
farm near Morris.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-21
TOWN CLERKS,
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

:, AT. Is. Am Golden Sheaf Lodge
No 1853, meets lst & 3rd Saturday OF each
month. o. q. HANSON, w. NJ.
w. w. GRIswoLD, Sec.
G., A. r. G.. A. J. Overton Post No. SO
meets & Friday Of each month. at p. m.
N. r. sP0RR, Com.
H. T. BEvANs, Adj.
A. o. U. W. Morris Lodge No IS. Meets
each Tuesday evening at their hall.
E. W. RANDALL, WIN.
A. g.. SCHuLTHRIs, REQ.
Also Select Knights meet at same hall Isl
and ard Fridays OF each month
I'D GILLESPIE, Com.
W. II. MILES, Rec, 60:
DIVISION NO. LA. o. Fl. meets second
"Wednesday Of each month at its hall.
IT,. S.A. FLAHgRrY, Pres.
oiTrxoTHx MURrHr. R. s.
. FIR. MATTHEW C. T. A. SOCIETY No.
76O of the Catholic Total Abstinence Society
ofsAmerica. Regular meetings &3 Sunday
Of eech month in A. D. II. hail Immediately
after mass. Visiting members respectfully
invited. p. A. MCCARTHY. Pres.
K. P. o'BR1EN, Sec.
MT LEBAtJJN R A CHAPTER No A
meets I e 8 Wed of each month.
w. C. BToKNRLl; Sec JoHS HOUSE II. p.
10. b. +. Crystal Lodge No ts2 meet ev-
cry Monday night at its hall.
J. A. JOHNSON. RS. II. T. BEvkNs, N. g
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PEPPERTON:

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boedecker were
very pleasantly surprised by a large
party Of their friends last Thursday
evening.
o. Seamans has returned to his
farm again, to stay fer the summer,
at least.
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SCOTT,

At q special school meeting held at
the School house in Dist. No. Is 1T
was voted to hold no more school
during the present school year.
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Notice.

All county orders and warrants pre-
sented for payment before Feb, L,
1889, will now be paid upon presenta-
ton at this Office. Interest stopping
April IL, 1889. A. G. THORPE,
Co. Treasurer.
Morris, Stevens Co. Mimi, March IL,
1890
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