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Evening journal., 1889-02-06
AN AFTERNOON COURT.
Cases az Highway Robbery and Larceny
Easily Disposed of.

Cases ~ Highway Robbery and Larceny
Easily Disposed of.
At yesterday afternoons session of
Court Sarah Cannon colored, was ar
raigned for the larceny Of watch and
ring from George w. Stephens Of Mid
dletown on October %, 1883. She
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay
the costs and $45 restitution money and
be imprisoned for two months
William McGinnis was tried for high
way robbery on Michael Ash, in West
Water street, on January 2. Michael
Ash, William II. Trusty, Henry Saun-
ders and Francis johnson testified in the
case The evidence was not very favor
able to the state and W. S. Hills Esq
who defended the prisoner, mixed the
witnesses up considerably. Attorney
General Biggs asked the court to instruct
the jury TO bring in verdict of not
guilty, which was done, and the prisoner
was discharged
Timothy Madden, indicted for the lar
ceny of can of tomatoes from the b. &
0. freight house. on November 30. 1888.
pleaded guilty. He was sentenced ia
pay the costs and restitution money, Ii
cents, be imprisoned one month and re.
ceive five lashes.
William Pyle, indicted for the larceny
Of hat, valued at "a. from Charles b.
Clarke, on January II, pleaded guilty.
He was sentenced to pay the costs and
restitution money one months imprison.
ment and five lashes.
Samuel Leech. an old man, was in
dicted for carrying concealed deadly
weapons The attorney general stated
that be had been in jail since December
90, 1883, and as there was some question
as to his mental condition, he moved that
writ be nolle prosequi be entered. This
was done and the prisoner discharged.
Benjamin Lohand was arraigned foi
the larceny Of an overcoat from David b
Markley on January 90 He pleaded not
guilty.
Court then adjourned.
Evening journal., 1889-02-06

At yesterday afternoons session Of the
Levy Court Commissioners the following
resolution was adopted: Resolved.
That a subcommittee of five members of
the court be appointed by the chair
to confer with the committee of
the Trustees Of the Poor and obtain all
necessary information aud data to pre-
sent 20 the Legislature in regard
70 the transfer of the insane
department Of tine almshouse to the
state and further 20 communicate with
members Of the Legislature as they may
Evening journal., 1889-02-06
FISH PROTECTION.
a Special Meeting OF the Rod and Reel
Association Last Evening.

a Speeial meeting OF the Rod and Keel
Association Last Evening.
The Rod and Reel Association held a
special meeting last evening in the rooms
Of the Board of Education, DR.. e. g.
Shortlidge presiding. The president
stated that the object of the meeting
was the consideration of legislation for
the protection of fish in the Delaware
river and its tributaries. He spoke alsoin
relation TO the petition that is being cir
culated and to be presented to the Legis
lature praying for the repeal of the act
relating to seine fishing in the Brandy
wine creek. DR.. Shortlidge pointed out
the evils of allowing such fishing,
especially when the waters referred to
are becoming supplied with fish.
On motion of DIR. John p. Wales, the
president and secretary were appointed a
committee to draft and present to the
Legislature a resolution asking the con
tinuance of the law.
DR.. Shortlidge also spoke of the indis
criminate destruction of small fish by
thoughtless anglers, and was in favor of
some legislation on the subject. He and
the secretary were appointed a committee
on legislation TO attend to the matter.
An act now pending before the Legis-
lature Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey
for the regulation of shad and sturgeon
fishing in the Delaware bay, was read by
the secretary. The provisions Of the act
do not, in the opinion of the members of
the association, apply in a beneficial way
to the waters Of Delaware. IL was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Legislation.
The question OF protecting fish dealers
and the public against the sale Of fish for
food by peddlers and hucktters. was
brought up. A suggestion was made that
the peddlers should be licensed, and mum
Der their wagons or trucks for identified
ton
Adjourned to meet next Tuesday night
at s o'clock
Evening journal., 1889-02-06

Albany, Feb 6.-Senauor Grauy created a
sensation in the senate by a scathing criti-
cism Of the chaplains opening prayer, which
he characterized as "A political speech. A bill
was introduced Incorporating tine New York
and Brooklyn tunnel company, with a capital
stock Of Sl0,OOO,0OO, A number of minor
bills We're ntroducel in the house and another
warm discussion over the alleged assembly
ceiling fraud took place
Evening journal., 1889-02-06

They Will Come

To 9th and Market for
Clothing, and the more
people hear about us and
our way of doing business,
the oftener they come and
tell their friends about it.
We try our best to treat
them well and to give
good, full value for every
dollar in fashionable and
reliable clothing. Just now
we are giving One Dollars
worth for Ninety Cents,
and it's taking big. In
our Custom Department
you'll find plenty of fine
materials for making Suits,
Overcoats and Pantaloons
to order. The styles are
new and staple and at the
reduced prices you can get
good clothing for very
little money.
Evening journal., 1889-02-06
MARRIED.

ER-STANT.-On the 9th instant, a
the residence OF he bride, by the Rev. Charles
II. Grice, Robert II. Baker and Frances A
slant
Evening journal., 1889-02-06
a Most HeavenIyfHint.

Foreign Swain, desperately-'You
American girls care no more for a man
than if he were grain wheat. Amer
lean Girl-"You must remember, Mr.. lie
CoDte, there is big squeeze il. wheat at
present. Washington Post.
Sugar Cured Corn Beef, &c and 10c h.
California Hams, 12c ID. 5O7 King
street. Charles Meiler, formerlyof Pow.
dermaker Bro. Give him a call
Evening journal., 1889-02-06
DIED.

SOUDER.-On February 8. at No. 302 Poplar
street, Anne Belle, infant daughter of George
q. and Florence ID. SOuder.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend, the funeral services, at :
O'Clock this evening, at No. 32 Poplar street.
interment at Baltimore tomorrow. Train
leaves p. w. q b. station at s.04 a. m.
JONES.-In this city, on the 5th instant,
Mary f widow Of ilbur II. Jones, in htr
18th year
MASsEY.-In Middletown, Del, on February
4. Thomas Massey, aged q years.
Evening journal., 1889-02-06
Definition Of the ChappIe.

The chappie of to-day is the old fash
Toned dude dipped in little depravity.
He had just brains enough to be nuis-
ance. Baltimore American.
DR. DeHardt's pennyroyal pills 81.
Sold by druggists; also by mail. 203 N.
Ninth street, Philadelphia Ladies be
ware of limitations
Evening journal., 1889-02-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
A Guinea Pig,s Nlsfortune.

1t seems that in the wisdom of nature
guinea pigs have no tails-and thereby
hangs a tale. A South Minneapolis car
penter recently invested in dear little
guinea pig for the edifcation of his
youngest boy. Before the wondering
youth was presented with the animal the
father gave him this admonition
Now, look -a-here, Johnny, don't you
hold that pig up by the tail or its eyes
will drop cut.
The awe stricken boy retired, and soon
rejoiced in the possession of his pig. He
had not amused himself long with the
pig before he convulsed the whole family
by shouting out:
Papa papa somebody's been holdin'
this pig up by the eyes Minneapolis
Journal.
Excursion to Washington.
The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. will sell
excursion tickets TO Washington at the
rate of 49, 20 for the round trip, for train
leaving Wilmington at 905 a. m, Thurs
day, February 2, A special train will
leave Washington on return trip at g. 30
p. m, same day, and tickets win also be
good returning on all regular trains until
February 8, Inclusive. This will be the
last excursion to Washington before Con
gress adjourns, and all who desire to see
the machinery of government in full
operation should take advantage Of it.
Annual Eneamument, G. A. r..
The annual encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Department oil
Delaware, will be held in this city to
morrow afternoon beginning at o'clock,
in Dupont Posts room. David E. Buck
ingham is the presiding officer There
are twenty-one g. A. r. posts in this
state, represented by 1872 delegates. The
annual election of officers will take place
Petor B. Ayars and DIR. A. II. GrimshaN
are both candidates for the position Of
department commander.
Auction every day and evening. Cloth
ing for men, boys and children at you
own prices, they must all be sold, as
must vacate my store by the 25th Of
March. The building is sold for a banl
and will be torn down. have no othei
way to get rid of them than to sell them
have a nice piano, five stoves, furniture
carpet two show cases. Overcoati
former price 500 now only $10 every
thing at half price Come secure SOM
bargains. M. Meyers, One-Price Cloth
Ter. northwest corner Fifth and Marke
streets
Evening journal., 1889-02-06
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Harrfson Rouses Kent, Richardson Pro-
tecss shs Muskrats. Davis Divides South
murderkin and Hynson Kills Bin I'm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
BA VIENNA.

Me ma r%osliny prdcz tych,
ktore nam daja pokarm, wazniej-
szej mad baweine, a ola wielu lu-
dzi jest ona pozywlenlem przy-
odzianiem. Chociaz be~zposrednio
ME dale pokarmu, to robota PREY
niei dale robotnikowi moznosc "a
pewnienia sobie kawa}ka chleba.
w samej Anglii zywi sic re "a
robku PREY bawe1nie 4 m1liony
ludzi, czyli ma sto ludzi, czterna-
stu. Cd pomyslnego lub niepo-
mySlnego zbioru zalezy ich dobro-
byty lub nedza. Bawelna moe ca
lie pahstwa wstrzasn2c W ich naro-
dowem bogactwie, a w handful mo-
re ca1ko~ita zmiane sprowadzic w
wszystkich czesciach swiata. Wy
wiera navel wp}yw ma polltyke
wielu pahstw.
Uprawa bawe}ny jest bardzo
dawn2 / Cd dawna rozszerzon2, jed
Make jej potega, jaka ma teraz,
istnieje dopiero cd stu lat.
Herodot, Teolrast, Pliniusz i
inni %starozytni plsarze opowladaja
wiele 0 bawe1nie i o ~uzytku lei ma
tkanlny. W Indyach znajduje sic
wzmianka 0 uprawie bawefny juz
Z pocz2tku kultury Indus6w. Ma
diugi czas pred n~arodzeniem Chry-
stUsa pana uprawlono bawelne W
Etyopil, Arabii i W nadbrze&nych
krajaCh morza Czarnego. Gdziekol-
wick tylko zna.jdowafy sic narody
4 jakq TAXA kultur2, tam i upra-
wa bawefny ME Dyia nieznana.
Aleksander Wielk1 ma w~yprawie
swell do Indyi s~fyszaf 20 drodze O
drzewle, kt6re ma weEne, ale temu
wlerzyc ME chcia}, s2dz2c, re "a
miast korq, pokryte jest weIna,
lak owca. Kiedy okrutny Kortez
przybyf do Ameryk', Meksykah-
czycy mieli juz bawefniane ,~ifasz-
cze i chustki. kortez tax SIG zdzi-
viii mad pieknoscla / delikatnosci2
owych plaszczdw, re przeslaf ich
trzydzlesci szutk kr6lowi hiszpan-
skiemu. Pizarro poznai uprawe
bawe}ny u Peruwlanczyk6w, Por-
t~ugalczycy u Kafrow, inni Edo
bywcy juz to u Murzyn6w, juz to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

waz zburzyli sic ma pewien organ,
do ktorego ME chciano przyjac ko-
respondencyi cd naszych iowa
rzystw, chociaz na]wiece] wszyscy
cz}onkowie go trzymaJa.
Ola tego tez wielu z mich chca ode.
sfac ten organ tam, zkad pochodzi,
azeby mogli sobie ma MIN zagraG
CT co korespondencya odrzucili.
A my bedziemy grad z Majstrem
Waruso, ktdry sic nikogo ME leka,
jeno rznie cd samego ucha, chociaz
organu ME ma, ale ma "a to inny
instrument, z kt6rego sypie jak z
mlecha ma %wszystkich CO mu "
droge wlez2.
Mech pan bedzie }askaw prey
s}ac mnie Wi;arusa regularnie co
tydzien, a gdy juz czas bedzle pfa-
clc, to prosze przysfa6 rachunek.
II szacunk1em
Jozef Zielinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

XII ich przypomlnac bedzie i to
s}owami chrzesciahskieJ mifosci.
Oby to uczncie w~dziecznosci i
to oddanie sic Kosciofowi i Jego
G}owie W was nigdy ME wygas}o,
oby coraz wleceJ ros}o 1 ros}o.
Nasze po}ozenie pogorsza SIG z
latami coraz wiecej, a potrzeba
istotneJ niepodleg}osci i prawdzi-
wei wolnosci ola wykonywania
Naszego apostolskiego urzedu sta
je sic z dnia ma dzieh widoczniej-
sza. Wytrwajcie, ukochani syno-
vie, wiernie W obronle tel szla-
chetnei sprawy. Mech ona sic sta
ME niejako wasza w}asna i mech
kazdy z was uwaza sobie "a obo.
wiazek, bronze jej W wen kolc i
tryumf jei przyspieszyd.
A teraz, ukochani svnowie,
w%racajcie do waszej ojczyzny, do
tel Francyi. kt6ra, kllka obfed6w
przejsciowych wyjawszy, nlgdy "a
pa}u ola dobrej sprawy Koscio}a
ME straci4a, W kt6rej pochodnia
wspaniafomyslnosci i eiary ME
przygas}a. Wracajcie do waszych
ognlsk domowych z}6zcie przez
vase zachowanle sic dowod ma to-,
re w zwiazkach, kt6re %szanuja wy
soko zasady religijne, take brater-
ska mifosc, pok6j, dobre ~obycza]e,
t~rzezwosc, duch zadowolenia i de-
novel oszczednosci panuja. 1dzcie,
a MECH }aska Boska ~wszedzie wan
t~owarzyszy, MECH zawsze bedzie z
wami, mech was bron1, MECH was
w k}opotach i mozofach podnosi,
mech was zagrzewa; oby Bog po-
zwolif wan skosztowac niewypo-
wiedzianej radosci tn ma zieml, ra-
doscl, kt6ra z cnoty wyp}ywa i
oby wan da} nadzieje lepszego zy-
wota W ojczyznie wiernych.
z wzniesionemi do nieba re
kaml l wzrokiem, posy}amy "a
was, ukochanl synowie, i bedzie-
my to c%odziennie czynili. tie zy-
czenia i korne modify pred iron
Najwyzszego, a tymczasem udziela-
my wan jake zadateN niebieskich
darow, Naszego Apostolsklego BIO
gosfawiehstwa. B}ogos}awimy was
wszystkich, kt6rzy tn ~jestescie z
g}ebi Naszego ojcowskiego serca.
B}ogoslawimy vase zony, vase
dzieci, vase rodziny. B1ogos1a-
wimy waszych przefozonych, wa
szych pracodawcdw waszych do
brodziej6w, jake tez wszystkie po-
BONE zwiazkl, do jakich nalezy-
Gle.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26
100 Doses One Dollar
Order For: i1Ieartnr on sctai,,;;s :


CTATE. OF MINNESOTA, CotIsrF OF
y S;eIrns, So In Probate Court. 'ltIlI.n II
:! Spoetai Term. Drc. fith, 1872 iiiu @..i.I
Bill IL |ks mssasFsf 'Aa estate Of Charles
:, I.stssfs rot Administration with the will
ap:.eXed on the estate OfsaId deceased begin
This day granted unto Edward e.. Bill. ,,1.,,
1t is Ordered, That all claIHlS and de-
MA pds. Of all persons against said estate b.
presented to this cOurti for . exa pin on
and allowance, at the Probate Office in the
City, of St, ClOu OH ne following day viz:
on Saturday the, 2lst day of June IA d.. 1890
al 10 O'Clock -. Of tha: day. .:j.I-I mi; =,
1t Is Further ordered, That 81 K months
from the date hereof he allowed to cred tors
TO present their claims against said esta, e,
at hhe expiratio On OF which time all claims
not presented to said eOu;t, on NOT Groyen
to its satisfaction, shall be forever 'battat:,
unless for cause shown further time be- all
Ordered Further, Thai. ,nrtiee OF ,l,as lime
and place OF the heating a1rr eXamiiiat fOn
Of 81 Id clai ms and dem nds SHAH be given
by publishing this order orce ~ each week
for three So cceSsive weeks prior to the Gay
appointed foe snchT exam ina tom. in 1.-The
saax Eentre NHR3LDi' a,wsek y, newspaper
printed aid puhlishe9 al The city of Sauk
Dated at st. Cloud MINI. the litn day OF
Docmb Der A. }. 1889.
By the Court. THEO. BRUNER,
LE) 49, - 3. Judge OF Probate.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26
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Notice, IN hereby given that by virtue OF
an execution to me .direeied and delivered
sgs 70 % ssnssa 1H! of re st R
etl Min nenot ai in, ansln for 1.-the County iof
sRs 81 81
.isN a upon Jf' pIiam1ns aesss,Ssd pisee;
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The' north two.tbirds 90 Of Lot Four, a.
Sank Ge9lre and the sst613t1i: Wastt QUARTER
(swlJ:ef tie EeNh ,FAst ;QparterY(n and
NertS Gss ne 81 Ire Sss
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sset"s Gtn ~ sSs EaSt 2bssr
Die Hqndren aud Twenty SIX; fI2sD Range
Thirty -FUdr, (3ti.) and the South West GUAR
ter Gsw49 Of the North East Quarter. !neal of
H1ndrad and Twenty-Six. 1881 Range
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sSs,S s ss Jpksss se ns raes Hd
asS s sh' s. fgrssS ssf n%sF q
itoor offhe CITY Hall lin, the cl!y of sau k
sell all altthe righ' title and interest of The
apoYe named judgnt nj debtor In and to the
Above descr,b bed real estate. to satisfy said
Judgment and costs amCpnting to Two Hun.
drei and Forty six D liars an / fifteen cents:
(S24815] tege; her with all accrui ng costs Of
sale and interest on The same, from the Ilth
day of December A. D. ISIS, at the rate of
seven m per cent per annum, at Public auc.
tton to the highest bidder for cash IT, -:
'. ASDEEw W. KRAMER,
sheriff Of steal ms County. Mimi.
'"t.' Of or f.'1~'"sBy II. s. DOTY,
49,: :: ~ -. =. -. =. ~--:.. Deputy.
Attorney for plaintiff: = 49, =. ,.*
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26

THURSDAY DECEMBER Is, 1882
DIsAPPoINTED.-Not less than two hun

DIsAPPoINrED.-Notl less than two hun
dred farmers assembled in this city on
Saturday last, some from a distance OF
more than twenty miles, to attend the
meeting of the Alliance advertised in the
HERALD for the past. month. Nessrs.
Sprague and Allison were announced as
the speakers. At two o'clock the assem-
blv room in the city hall was fairly filled
and large numbers of farmers were only
waiting definite information to lie pres
ent, the rumor having gained currency
that neither of the speakers had arrived.
Unfortunately the. rupor proved true,
and more disappointed lot of, men it
would have been difficult, TO- find. 1t
was reported that ALLISON had been
taken sick at Alexandria the day pre-
vious and had left for home But why
lie sent no word OF explanation, land why
his colleague, r..Sprague, president OF
the State Alliance failed to appear, could
not be even comectured.
There may be-. and probably is. some
good reason for this disappointment but
it will not take many such mishaps to
materially weaken the alliance move
ment i'll this vicinity. which is none too
strong at best.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26

A LETTER of enquiry has been received
from awoolen manufacturing firm asking
what inducements will be offered by Sank
Centre for the removal hither of factory
employing fifty or sixty operatives. Isit
worth while to respond? Do our people
want it? Would it be benefit? Are
manufacturing enterprises of this kind
worth encouraging? Will it pay us to
assist i'll establishing them here? Are we
quite dead yet? If SO let us certify the
fact up to the coroner, call in the under
taker, turn on the blue lights to slow
music and turn in for aneverlasting nap
Please omit flowers
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26

The coutnv commissioners have taken
considerable pains to arrive at the par
,iculars attending the suicide of Lambert
LEM, who was sent to the St. Peter Asy-
evidence seems to reflect severely upon
the management, or lack of it, at the
asylum. Several atiidavits accompany
the report of the investigate commit
tee, and the record has been certified up
to the governor for his action.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26
MERIT WINS:

f. We des;reto say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption, DR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's .Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and Have. i1ev::
erhandled remedies that sen as well, OF
that have given such universal. 5. atisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee
thetn every time, a2d we stand, ready, tte
refund II he purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use, These
remedies have won their great p9puEri,
ty purely on their merits. c. j. Lofgren,
Druggist. 5. ..-:.....y ,::!.- :i;.,.,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26
A SAFEINVESTMENT..

is one which is guarart eed to 'tire sat
,islactory results, or iii case ola failure, a
return Of purchase price. On this j ga 6e
plan YOU can buy f'om ou1. advertised
druggist, {, bottle of DR.. Kt~g.s New ,pis
covcry for Consumption: Ills guaraiIi:
tre,l to Lriny f;l5tt IN Very cas & With
used for any Saf1tc lioi'y + the throat ;l,,iigs;
or chest. such 6. CONSUMPTION, lt1aanl:
nation mat Of the tH''sS Broachitis' Astfmh,
is pIeasa n, anq asresaAtIe ott22,jtAlfE1 Ell
on; Trial bottlgsi Jrseiatj3S olEfSsfAbS
Drug Store. 70 tnaounslssn1,la Ei.roakl II
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26
Summons.

lei """"isz Summons. H. ''h3 i" ~ 81:
cTATE 'oF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
0IStearns, S.. District Court, Seventh
. HiEafe Hltzsr plain,ifr, against Adolpn
10 raizer cdeft Il dant suinmons ?7''''''
State Of Minnesota to the above named
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action
which has been fled with the Clerk Of the
District court, in and for the county of
Stenrns and State of Minnesota. and to serve
a copy Of your answer TO the said complaint
on the subscriber, at his Office in the city OF
Sank Centre, County of Stearns aud State Of
Minnesota. within thirty days after the ser.
vice OF this summons upon yoq, exclusive
answer sas lie said complaint Within the tine
aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will
take judgment against you for the relief de-
manded in said oinp1aint besides the costa
and disbursements Of this action. 'in."1 !
Dated November II, a, a, lSs8L ii ri. III.
u 4: BAkTo, Rfaintifs Attorney,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26

:PRoBArE CoURr.-Matter afthe estate
of cl,as. E. Bill, deceased, Filed petition
2! Edward G.. Bill stating. that aPoinsett
Cooper and Frank Lyman, named as ex-
ecutors had refused to serve, and praying
that all letters Of administration be>is-
sued to him and prayer Of petition grant
ed: Issued warrant to G. A. Eudmerson
and c. H. Bennett. " .><=' ~ +
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26

The coach intended for the winter 'on
this branch was sent up on Tuesday and
a more scabby, scaly and delapidatede old
coop was never seen on, wheels. There
IS great deal of travel on this road in
the winter time and a road that furnish
es as much business as this branch does
should be supplied With reasonable ac:
eannmodations. Jim Fiji ought toi+aks
this coach off to one of his farms and hsd
1t for a .henroost and let the managers
send us a respectable one:+-[ Todd Coun-
ty Argus .n' -; g" t.. ..t,t..st,t 81,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-26
Order to, Examine. Accounts. y.
STATE oF,MINknsorA, s. IN proc,bt. "a vi,

srt cou Ds Of ates9s In Probate Court
s tss a ssr S0y thS n ssta asS f Peter
:: cite. xeceasedSHd VA, ''. - iji'Ti.. y !
! {. On reading and filing the petition of Katy
Mnette,, ENecutrix of the iesta;e OF Pete
Minette deceased, representing among
other Things! that she has fully administered
SAID estate. and PrayiIg that q time and place
he fixed for exaffliffng and allowing her &C.
count of her administration, and for the as.
sfghment of the rssidue OF said estate in &C
! corda nee with the terms and provisions OF
the last will and testament OF said deceased;
1t is ordered. that said account be exam.
'inedy ndTpetitf0h heard, by the Judge of
ths oBEa ks Sn i. Mf9aday, the spth dfy ofDssem
Office IN the City Of st; Cloud, in said GounI
$ And is is further ordered that notice be
eiYen thereof TO az persons, interested. BY
publishing q copy of this order for three sue
eessiye weeks prior to said day of hearing,
II The Sank st Gen!5e aEkk;hLp weekly news;
.saak. Centre, in a. said eonnty~,,,. 4! ~,
November, AID, 1889. '"'''' '"'''' '''"
>If iEI1Il O.. - By the Court .,.i .,,,. H,Y
IFS. .,;.. .,, THEO ,KRUENER.
-, lodge Of Probate.