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All persons connected this narrative appear
the following pages under strictly fictitious names.
There are not twenty-five persons now living
Who reading this account Will be able 10 rcc0gnze tne
wTtN. These place their honor not 10 reveal theli
knowledge. "-(FNtTact from preface
II appeared account Of what actually
occurred. August V. Kautx, Col. Sth Init, L. - A.
1t is a capital nara i've told with restraint graph
lally clearly with tesePye force that Ike
Charles Dudley WaTncg.
consider 10 wen worthy Of publication. ]
author that he has written clever ana
readable a boOk."-Gen. John Pope, l. ;. A.
IL u certain he has given The public most
thrilling and realistic book Indeed 10 has all the power
narrative OF actual events. we all know that by an
UnOokedfor freak Of fortune Mcclellan became possessed
such order the one described while on the
march 10 south Mountain Could this have been the
ones Could this have been the very way !'-CapI
Charles King. L. :. a.
II he Will give al the real names he VIII create in
terest enough 20 sell q million copies"-The Press.
As entertaining $ a romance. Transcript.
Catches the readers attention and makes the story
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EeoaI Notices.

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY CAUSES.
Il In ;he Circuit Court OF the United States for tho
Southern District OF Illinois. In the OF Robert c.
HcDyoy 81 al the Illinois Midland Railway Company
and other consolidated herewith. In chanccry
Notice is hereby given TO al receyershp creditors and
holders uf bonds OF tAe Paris ana Dcca tur Ra
ROAD Company who have been aiiuiged 10 entitled 10
payment dividends out VI the funds credit
these causes ana 10 AL others entitled any portion
OF said funds, that pursuant 70 order OF sud court
entered May 21th lS5J they required apply The
undersigned special commissioner Tor the 20 which
they respectively entitled, before the day
January A. D.. 1890 and that the court viii thereafter
such further order orders. FOR tho disposition 81
the unclaimed funds then remaining I'm court the credit
OF these causes. shall be equitable and lua,
Dated at Petersburg Illlois this l0th day OF June
1859.
y. W. BRASSON
Cfucf li.-iOn
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Eau 6rbools.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YoRK.
4 Ia

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YoRK
u LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL y: D., LII D., Chancellor
HENRY MACCRACKEN. D. D., IL. D., Vice-Chan-
celiOr
The Thrty,hrst Session begins october 1, 1882 and
ends June !. 1890.
The course IS designed give the student:
thorough preparation fOr the examinations required
FOR admission 70 the Bar
A competent knowledge OF substantive law and OF plead
ina evidence and practice.
course OF annual sessions ana thorough written.
as vol a. oral examinations required for degree
An allow Of than year IS made Tor pre-
Proyisoa has been made limited number
arsps of e1O0 each be awarded az the end Of the
junior year
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, IL D., Admiralty and
MART me Law, Jurisdiction ana Practice.
AUSTIN ABBOTT LII. D., PREPARATION FOR TRIAL
CHARLES +. MCLEAN, J. {: D.. Criminal Law.
A A REDFTELD Esq Restraints on Testamontary
MELVILLE EGLFsToN Esq. Law Of Carriers. Teie-
uon &YER S. IsAAcS Examination Of Titles to Real
ALBEIT s. BOLLES Phi. D. Banking and Trusts.
FOR c6tslogues. Sc. apply 20 PROf. l. X SSkLil
Potter IN idng IS PARK Row. New.Y0sk.
D. p JAQUES. Dean Of Law Faculty.
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Gearher5.


4 hest TEACHERS, American ami Foreign, supplied
"A. Tor a. branches, in all locahnes no charge ItAOl'
IlGS WANTED DO fee for reg sTaton; form for stamp
l. j.. AVERY American SchoC, Bureau West 14th-st,
4 TUTORS, Governesses, Professors Teachers. Al
n branches supplied schools and families GLcqqaiiS
schools to parents Modern language, Spoken lislAM
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
N supplies Professors, TEACHERS, tutors Uo'erheSSeA
Mira NJ. J. YOUNG-FULToN. % Union square.
u ROCKWAY's TEACHERS AGENCY (fomcriy chi.
- cago) supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
and families Mrs. H. FREEMAN BROCKWAY. p
West 23i-st. Recommends schools 20 parents:
a. EHMAN LADY. graduate Of the Conservatory Of Wei
Address G. II. p, 1872 washington-ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest ana pest known in U. s. Established 1855
East 14th-st N. Y
nv HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Established
1880 provides schools with teachers, teachers with
positions W. D. KERR 10 Aston Place. N Y.
w ANTED.-A very superior German English gov
w crness; under 30 preferred; one hour from
Ncw-York. Address CHURCHMAN. short Hlls n j.
W. ANTED.-Posltion teacher in New York, Brooklyn
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Western college superior cocutionst for Southern col
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Greek and mathematics Episcopal ian, city, calsthen-
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sCHERMERHoEN'S TEACHERS, AGENCY.
East fith-st
~ oMANs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Uor
w both supplies professors. teachers
musicians housekcepeIs companions charerones &c, %
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THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 800
Il pages. illustrated. The standard authority on
American Rules Ealing swlu
ming hall playing. sLpeing horseback riding &C. &C. in
full. 81 per copy blished by The Tribune New. york
Entertaining and Fsgs4iy eOmy wented BY the press
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Railroads.
NETWORK CENTRAL
IN AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
selected by the Government d the
ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL
RAILROADS..

ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL.
TR Eh + ASS 5iH 5T FROM
the I sny TrS an2 Line tnss a%s City
is. m R0eh ester Express; wagner daTinsroOm cara
90 NO. sstcss Lake ADIRONDACK and Mon;
eS SgecG adve and Montea Via Delaware and Hud
son RailroaI and New-York to ST. Adams. via Central
$50 80 IN FAMOUS WAGNER vEsTIBgLEED NEW;
Of buffet smokngcaT dinnsear Sncbss sna
soo as fS' f Albany gG cyyad oeC
arriving az Gheag1 at % 40 Ss 2: Connects at dleve,
land with rain for Columbus and essss
compartment sleeping now IN seryfs Falls To-
ciqHesnd SaiH aDliIisd an
%asne
70, Gs EsyE Ra.s saa
sS .u and cal dsISfi LAKE GeoTae.
sauys o@Rosd s sSd sRS e wanna .S
s:s6 Hs sataISsa PSSaI. with Wagner Drawing
'o0 'i e Sas'SSSa sRa
P PSfs fS5 HtsSSars wagner da%nsOon
Ta fssss au GqsnSss and st. BT Sg. f.
p 9s IoI sVeand Cncanat Indlsnapos St Louis
Detroit Chicago. with Wagner yesllbuled sleeping and
es 2aa ana aT 6
Via Utica ana Northern Adirondack Railroad daily except
seSnS, car p EeweYorK TO Syracuse, rnd syracuse TO
cSNRndaiFua Through seeplGg-car NewYOrf to Canaan
dasqa 20 on p the MoRPea Idirqndack cananaaggs
EHg n Eos f' also
Point T aSa Va Sc a5sn
and 10 syracuse and daily except spndSy
p M R SRsfAs s IS a nm and Geyeiand p
Ss5S EEdS iPs hqaas
S. Toa5 cRoss0 " Win 5u Mae sSepnsa
~ midnight saratoga AdiTondacks and Thousand
SS Nof To and West al Albany
n and n1a sf Bcaay. On
- i%9 F a. Gr 2aee Cei' Batis2y
% Gvs SSS TDahBP PSGSvn and TO
Wescots Express calls for ana cnecAS baggage from
hO:S 1G Or day others daily Sunday stOp
ISSth-sL station New-York
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS, r,
FAST PATTSFGELD AND N0ItIh H. AD sn ibr ON
Via Harlem Division daily except Sundays, &C 10 80 m
@9d 20 oGcE Ya'' time aE6 SFP2EEqH DflXSNfE1s
10 Genera! Superintendent Gen'l Passenger Agent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ '''' B2pLTiMG t5fsE WASHINGTON, aa
pfUiLGG GMHiNS CAR. si;EyIcE ON ALL TRAINS:
For For WHsnfEGT6N B4ETfM6 RI go M i 20
p % mid i9 sunday, $50 NJ 80 $50, si5'
All talns stop at Chester and Wilmington except 3I5
p Pg@p29 Car Spa So
S'1 ESW%Sf& transfer COMPANY call and check
j. = oDFTL CHAs. O. sCULL,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass Agent
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Gelu Uanteo.

wv ANTED -MAN-To take the agency Of our our safes;
w Size 2Sx1Sxlo inches. weight 300 n retail price
other sizes in proportion rare chance a 70 eede
nani never supplied by other safe companies as
We are not governed by the safe Pool.
ALPINE SAFE CO. Cincinnati, OHIO.
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Uipi0eno Notices.

OFFICE HoMESTAKE MINING CoMPANf'
NEW-YOEK, Aug. l6, 1882
DIVIDEND NO. 1873. ru
~ The regular monthly dividend-TEN Q0) CENTS
declared for payable az the once
Of the company San Francisco &C the Transfer Agency
in NewYOrk, The 26th Inst Transfer books Close on
The goth inst. LOUNsBERY & CO., Transfer Agents.
MARQUETTE. HoUGHToN AND ONTOEAGoN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
No. 10 Wast
THE SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of three
m per cent upon the preferred stock OF this company
win DO paid and after August is, 1889 az this Office
The transfer books will De closed at ocioek IN, m,
d. H. "" -1 L. NJ sCHwAN, Secretary
V,HE TRUSTEES Of the DISTILLERS' AND
/ CATTLE FEEDERS. TRUST have this. day
declared monthly dividend OF L Of j
per cent on certificates Of record on August
ber 3 and the anfc books win be closed from August
90 "a August "a. WILLIAM ~ HOBART Treasurer.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C.. &
w II. r. r.. X. Co., Iessee.Trains leave West 42dst
station, New York, follows aud twenty minutes earlier
foot O. Jay-st, N r. Chicago. Detroit London.
IlaTilton .g;55 a. m. - 10 . Is p m: s. Louis.
Montreal, Canada Est . 10 p. m Niagara Falls, Syn
o. M. % - 'o 10 , o. tand az II 80 m. for Utica
only. Kingston, Saugerties, Catsklil, Albany 31j,
Z 10. '9;5j. tO II 80 a. m, and % 4, % rs.
- ID y. Ecwbuig 10 lJ M, :15 10 49, g 80
III 5 p. H0Ferstraw, :25 a.. M , as s as D. IN
Saratoga Special CAD IL 30 sl 10 y. Drawing
through 70 Saratoga. Lake George. II 80 a. ~.
Drawnsroom cars 70 Caldwell saturdays only ~ AS
p. Lake, Mohonk and Minnewaska via New.Pala
900. tal II 80 a m, D. m Saturdays only (s) :45
.; M, O. S45 p m; trains Kaaterssiu, Hunter Grand
Hotel station. and Phoenicia 3:l5 o. (a) II 80 a. m
Il p. m, Saturdays only Drawing Room Car 10 Grand
HoreD, ~ 40 p. Drawing Room Cars TO Grand
Hotel station and TO Phoenicia Tor Hotel KRatersd and
Mountain House, on .. (a) IL 30 a. m. and ~ 3:I5
p. trains. PalcnVle. Cairo and Mountain House
Station, $40 80. o. ta II 80 q. M, o. 3A5 D m.
Drawing Room Cars 20 Catsk (a) IL 80 a. m and Isl
Si5 p n trains Elegant Sleeping Cars Tor Buffalo,
Daily. DAILY c, except saurdays Other trains
CIV P r. r. station ali 30 m, 3 80 p. m. uo5eksny
Is, time tables or inermaton. apply al Offices Rrookiyn-
339 Woshlneton-st, 100 Fuonst Annex Onice foot OF
Fulton.st NewYorS City2Ti 1903, 1855 and 942 Broad.
way 1882 Bowery - Park Place GS West l25.st., aud
West Shore stations foot OF West l2d-s foot OF jaw.
81. ~ r. Westcops Express calls for and checSs bag
gOge from hotels and residences. c. T. LAMBERT Cen.
efa Passenger Agent, Yanderbiltaye N. Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Il THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAh
SYSTEM.
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ FOOT oF LIBERTY. ST. NORTH RIVER

~ bOOT OF LibEtIf 81, hO.Ih RIVER
400 q 2: or Easton' Bs:slehs% Allentown, Msucs
Chunk. Wkesbarre ana Scranton, Reading. Hsrrisburg
100 g. m. for Pennington, Easton, bethlehem. Allen.
SaS !: r. ier Fie%Iaeson. Lake TISpa,eens Ea..on.
Reading Harrisba5g Pottsylls Tamaqua sSsnoEin
tST FleEEngg,S9 Es,toq BethSshsm Allen
CAsns &lEs:5sFs: Scranton Ts%9S saa%Ssia A''''
sY9 and 30 D. @ iSr ysRslTyiiIe and Tls%nstss
chSnt Readng harrisS@g ETC o. sunday: 55 SSi p
M s sunday for fssS Ho aa shs h0Oan
For Red baaE, ioa. BfssSSc@ 4sSSS Pp.rs. o..s.
$S Sso $50 400; l;a2 ss9 Si0 p N s.sd,9
o for o Atnntic mishahds, via Maawsn and keyDsr
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegas 400. 81,
P For ns sS svsa Atlantic City vneand and Bride.
Perm 90 80 70
sun m 2S 20 go O2 49, 100 "'SO Sio $50 pa
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
FOR LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From Pier 8, n. r., foot Of Rectorst
BY pastlal
MONMOUTH, SANDY HOOK AND ST. JOHNS
for Highland Beach, seabrgh Monmouth Beach and Long
p! ran a. 80 as go If 100 % a. 90 30 4dS
= % oefs g. c
Tor. lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat. 100 a n.
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City, vineland and Bldg,
For Atlantic Highlanis 80, 100 a. m, q 90 ssnn
DAYS only, 8 80. 415 5 80 D. m Sundays 80 n
:00 .. M
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Wa Central r. a. VI AewJeEsey rAlsisphla and Read.
ing r r.. and Baltimore and Ohio L IL. leave Of
Liberty-st, N. X.
For PhiladelghIa.. at 4 90. 7:4s. $50 $50, uoe
g. m, 30 2 80, S15. 100 90. 80, 30 ~ O1
=. m SUNDAYS. $3.50. o 30 a. N. 80. 80. 31A
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 80 III ,os
except sunday a. M 30 10. BIS 90 y 90 p.
Trains leaving at AS II 90 g. m, 30 90, 80
80 - 100 p. M have connection for Reading Harris
Tickets and Pafior Car seats procured o. H. 2sl,
AIS. 944, LAO, 1923 Broadway 137 6h.sy, 264 Wes
125thst. 1874 East 125th-st, NewYork; CourtsL ooe
Ful ton-st, 9s Broadway, Broodyn -, d, ~. 49,.
New-York Transfer Company will call Tor ana cAs1
baggage from hotel or residence
nRL,NNcNrI " ANrIA III DNAn
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9nstrnlilon

For Boys and Young Men-city.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE 72s. 7S5 sl1th-aye and l e
II W. 42i-st. ODD PAX Ioleglas coilIne
preparatory and primary Departments E1llSTy oin
gymnasium Business with DriYueSos - ilsuk.e
Bool kespinR Com Law Correspondence and Arithneuc
keOpens Sept 25th Catalogues sent
DR. EDWIN FOWLER A. b.. Principal. ,,,,
n. ARCHIBALD SHAW Jr, A. ID, ee.frlhclpslL
CoLLEGE TX AMIN ATIoNS.-suni session OF matA-
" ematcs classics Sc begins August 10 ~
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL 81 kast Sote-sL
I II. MoRSEs SCHOOL FOR BoYs.
a.. 423 M1dis0n-aye near 49th-st.
will reOpen Oct l. The Principals address
until Sept. 1G. Is Cotuit Mas
JOHN MACMULLEN'6 SCHOOL. 52l West 101stst.
y near Gable Road. Sept 1Gr. Terms ION
FOO Upward; boardcrs 800: for hve. Circulars
81 PUTNAM'S. "a West 23d-st
Sr LOUIS COLLEGE, IS West 4sd-st.-strictiy select
- Catholic boarding and day school; limited number;
lh0iee eompsDonshp modern languages primary CONNER
siaL classical courses
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NEW-loRK AND LONG BRANGH RAIL;

U E6 Rf hN RASK LONG BhhNcH OCEAN
GROVE AND. AsDUR99 ,,I PAE1i OCEAN BEACH,.
Time table in effect July 1859 Trains ms leave New;
m 10 noon 20 10 (express). 40 express except
Rel BANK, go lexpress, $40. 2 700 D. IL Sundays.
From loot Of IDeFty.st. 90 :15 80; II rs
texpress, 10 p. m. sundays 100 a. m, 100 p m.
Sunday do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbufy
RUFUS RLODGETT J.. r. WOOD,
49, 6upori7tendent Gen'l pass. Agent Penn r. r
Il p. BALOWIN Gen'l Pass. Agent G X. H. Of N. J.
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~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
VIA CENTRAL II r. OF NEW;JERSEf.
PHILA. AND READING r. II
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r
Solid Transfers NO Extra Fare for tsst Time
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New-Jersey
foot Iiberty-st, North River. ..
Tor Washngt0n and Baltimore. 8 80 m. II 9. m. :;
30 30 3:t55 D. m. II night Sundays. go a. IN !;
/ 80. 2 so 3:15 y. N. IL night
All trains stop a. Chester and Win ngton except $40
For Philadelphia at T. as 80 80 II m. 80
o % m a 8. 80, I 30 D. j night sundays.
49, so a. m. 80 80 s16, 80 p m ~ n night t
Tcspts and uarur seats be procured az II,
o61 AS ga lao 1928 Broadway. a3I Gth-aye. 2G4
West 1e5thst 1872 East l25thst New-EorG; Courtst.
900 FuItOn.st., % Broadway Brooklyn .
eoV Tran.er Company Will call for and check
-. frl.nn hntel residence.
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II ROoKIYN HEIGHTS.-Miss KATHERINE L.
ID MALTBYS Home and school offers delightful
rsidence Ladies who wish 70 enjoy the highest
Ant Musical aiemic advantages OF New-York and
brooklyn Address for circulars 100 Joraemon-st Brook
Iyn, II. Y.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. seth year.
! 13s-140 Monague.s ardine and Day School Tor
Girls Reopens Sept % College preparation. Circulars
on application. ~ heartily commend this sehool
under the manaG ement- "-Cha~les L. West LIZ D.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-12-20
The New ears Edition.

We have noticed among our exchang.
es this sumnrsf,. several fine illustrated
editions oEDakota newspapers, and did
not fully understand the matter until
Mr. G W. }McCagg called upon US few
days ago and informed us the work was
accomplished BY his partner, Mr.. J.. +,
Huston. and himself. . ...,,.
We. have made arrangements with
him for Il similar edition Of the Tran
script, aud he is already engaged in the
work which will he published some time
early in the New Year. This will take
the place of our regular paper for thu
week it is ssnad. and will contain a
write ND of the comfy, in general, and
Little Falls in particular, with iIlustra-
tions Of the improvements mate in the
past few years We trust our people
will give him all the Information he
desires rs he calls upon them. We shall
Issue a number Of thousand copies. and
the paper will give to the outside world
something of orr advantages as q live
Western city. The plan is peculiar to
themselves, and the work has brought
the very best OF results in other cities
where they have gotten ont such edj-
tious. Let ns all give the matter our at
tention and that hearty support which
it deserves.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-12-20
The Literary Society.

The Literary Soriety. or Reading
Circle, met at Mrs. Flynn's on Monday
evening last. There was good attend
ance, an interesting program. Proceed
ings orened with II musical selection by
Miss Rhodes; in regular order Mr.
Hurin read selection from Wiiter,
Mr. Brown read an original paper con-
tanning some thoughts suggested by the
death of the late Jefferson Davis. The
paper gave rise to some remarks by
Messrs Donovan, Lyon and Seal. Miss
Corhin read srlection from Gordon'7
Mississippi, which with musical
selection from Mines. Maxwell and
Flynn closed the literary division.
In miscellaneous business some new
members we're admitted; and the vote
for the stuy of political economy was
reconsdered, as it VAS apparent that a
larger number favored the study OF
English Literature. The vote for re-
consideration and Tor the new snbjec'
showed this TO ht the case. A commit
tee was appointed 10 se'ec. and recon-
mend some text book or authority for
study in the sotiety, The program for
the next evening was announced and
the society adjourned to meet with Miss
Jewett on the first Monday in January.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-12-20
Motley News.

From the Register.
John Newcome now has charge of the
N. P. pumping engine at this place.
There will he a dance in the Motlev
rink on Christmas evening, December
18th. Also one January LIST.
A crew of surveyors and outfit lief,
here Thursday to run line for the Gull
Lake & Northern railway, Incorporated
last week~Wednesday.
4 number Of Lake Alexander citizens
Surprised" the home of D. B McD,n
aid few evenings since and made
themselves merry. But Dune. WAS less
surprised than his pantry, which SUI.
fereh considerable.
STANDARD post No. l6!, Motley. elect
ed the following officers Saturday eve
ming. Dec. !: +. Weston, Com; \
] Compton, Senior Wee Con- W. II
Hardy, Junior Vice Cont; J. l.. Gritcll
low. OF. Master; J. L. Davenport, Sur.
geou; f. v. Clifford, C:,a 'lain; ]. II
Tower, Officer OF Day; II. a. Francisco
Officer Of Guard; f. l.. Mitchell, aAju-
tant; G. II. Hodge, Rep. to state En-
campment.
LITTLE FALLS, dec. rs, 1850
On Dec. 9th 25th and 3lst anC
January LIST we will soil tickc's to loca
points and return. Good returnin!
until January Bird. At one and one
third the first class fare. No reduction
| made for children.
]. w. WARD,
AGENT
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-12-20
NEW LAND OFFICERS.
Barto of Sank Centre and Wes-
tcrmail of st. Cloud
Appointed. .s=

y -s-..
On Tuesday President Harrison APP
pointed Hon. "A. Barto Of Sank Centre
as register Of the st. Cloud land Office
vice r. B. German. removed, and Hon.
Wm.s Westerman Us receiver, vice c. F.
Mcdonald, removed. The changes are
very gratifying to the, people Of this
SECTION, especially to those who have
my dealings with the land Office Both
the appointees are well known in Little
Falls, aud are we'll suited for. the posi-.
lions. 1t cannot be denied but other
localities Of this great land district
might rightly claim one Of the offices,
nut any objection to the candidates
must be local, and not personal. 81. ! =. .i*
Ex-Leut. Gov. A. Barto was born
in Chittcnden county, Vermont, Ma,:
II, 1854. In 1856 he removed to
Illinois, where, in 1861, he enlisted in
he Fifty-Sccond Illinois Infantry as Il
private and returned in 1864 rs a cap
tain. lie was married to Miss Charlotte
A. Allen, al Elgin, ILL.,, in 1867; was
treasurer Of Kane county, Illinois. for
two years. and in 1860 came to Minne-
sofa and. settled at Sank Ceutre, where
he has practiced law very successfully
He served two years in the Legislature
of this state, aud was elected Lieuten-
ant~Governor on the same ticket with
Governor Davis. Last year. at st. Paul,
he was elected State Commander Of the
6. A. r. He is President of the boa ri
of trustees of Minnesota hospitals for
insane, on which board he has served
IS member for six years. Gov. Bartn
helongs to the Masonic fraternity and is
Deputy Grand Master Of tho Grand
Lodge Of the State.
Mayor William Westerman was born
in Province of Hanover, Germany, DC
tober 4th, 1913. In 1916 his parents
immig:ated to this country. first settling
in Illinois, near Chicago. SnEscQut nt|y
they removed to Lake county, Indiana,
where Mr.. Westerman lived until he
WAS 26 years of age. He attended the
public school for short time, and then
spent term in an aca,lcsi.y at Grown
Point, Indiana. At the age Of 20 he
'.ngaseed in the mercantile business
With his brother, in which he continued
for three years when he went back to
Crown Point, and read law with Field &
Barnard. In the spring Of 1870, he ac-
cepted a position with the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Company as their
general agenta at Flora. Illinois, where on
October 5th, 1871, he was married to
Susie J. Lewis. He has been in the
service of the Mccormick coinpan since
1870, and has at different times been
located at Lyons, Dubuque, and INDIE
pendence, Iowa. In January 1882, lie
was transferred to this city, where be
has built a business for his company of
over $500, 900 yearly. In the spring of
1888, he was elected Mayor Of this city,
and WAS rejected last spring.