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Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

A son Of Mr.. NJ 10 Pusser. a merchant a
|,;ibral,ar. a. C., was so badly ailli'trd VII,
|rheurnari-m for year or morr. rs 10 he ""ah'
20 work or go to school. HIS father concl"d"
be- try Chamh-rnin's Pain Balm cn ,hc boy
liz soon cured hun and he has s'urc wake
.,ne and halt mics To- school and hack ever
-.hnnI day 80 cent bottles for safe hy }.
Reaz!cy. I'M
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Everybody knows that the condl-
tio,s for health are not favorable
VIII the stomach. liver and bowel'
IRE disordered. In such cases, head
,che. Indigestion, and constipation
ire she result: for all which ailemen
the proper remedy is Ayers Cathar
ic Pills.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
AJxlcetO Mothers.

MIRA. UrysLDw'e SOOTHING SYnur shoui1ai.a
10 ,,saf Wien chiiGrvn are cultire teeth IL ~
Neyos the little sufferer It once 1t
n~;e, siscn. and the hit e chcyub nwakesns 'triS
"a : hnitGn." (, ~ very pleasant to taste. IL
s,oles H. ch;ld sciteus the gums, pam.
rcms.es tie bowels. anA is the best no"n remedy
for d;err. o. Whether arising 'ruin o. tihho UT
o,her o,us,s. Tws,.t.-:iSe c-i.ts GoI.S-
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
ESTRAY NOTICE.

S,rsYcd or stolen from the undersigned, one
Red and white pided Ok, small red specss
in the " bite spots, the solid color ~ red. Ha.
small, long horns, is abo", eigh' years old.
The ear marks me no, remembered Hair
rubbed of on right side of the neck. A good
large s,,- Ok, Left the undersigned about
:, three weeks before the ds,e Of this notice.
; Any Information will lie rewarded Address
d JOHN \. GIRO
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
: Cherry Pectora|,
PREPARED BIT
yer & Co., Lowell. Mass
iggists. Price 81; six botties,$S

CON appears in mourning
u. Bn the inside. After We
press last Friday evening
sS,f the death of Jefferson
this issue will be seen an
Ruyf his death and a short
xx his life. 1t has been the
r1Ting topic for week in all
lcct
the
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
He hid Them Alden.

farewell ims farewell said ParsoI
Jones to Smr'h, 40 all my rorns and hunion'
"a .;ad a bottle If rain Corn Cure and the
vanished into nc'h'ngness Look out for fraud
see that {. &. L I. blown on every hottie
Sold 10y pr J. s azIey. Dec7 I'm
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
Golden Years.

C"ldcn Year. aSe passing by, and each n
Them -rnmld be filled with noble deeds an
acts Rec nnend Reels Chill Cure To sem
sicA iri-ud, and you will have one good ~
placed to your credit Sold by pr R-azle
Drc7 SIN
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
Right and Wrong.

Never n wrong bu, la, riyht
Never day but hasa night:
Never a chill III, there's 'onid,
.ino the bottle has Reed's Gull cure on
odd toy :. Bradley " ON
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
Scedless Raisins, for h"lida,
purposes. at Live and Lee
i've" store. Monroe, La.

There is comfort for the man witt
], rrema,urrly gray beard III Buck
Dye, because 1t never fai
"a color M even brown or black II
!uav be desired.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
Ey BLAcK.oRAUeHT tea cures Constipation

A full and complete line Of Groce-
!rie. at Mrs. Sallie Jones. All goods
fresh and the very best to be had any
where, at lowest prices.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

$50 pairs of Jeans Pants worti
from $I.c5 up and will be solo
during the 20 days sale fol IS cents
,t HERMAN kAHNS.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

We learned from Jno. A. Hem!er
who came in from New Orleans. that
!, there was a wreck on the L n 0 & l
near Baton Rouge; that several cars
we're burnt, S. ". Smith Of Rayville
was hurt but returned home on
iThurrday.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

A large and select line Of Ladies
and Mems shoes TO be sold for hal
|price. No humbug in nv talk
come and try me.
HERMAN KAHN.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
In Memory.

ALTO. La, Dec. 10th. 1850.
Thu, evening. with sad hearts, We
laid away in the Alto cemetery, to
await the resurrection, the remains OF
the Youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs
M. L. McCov. Little Ethel was about
two wears old and a perfect Ieautv
How dark this night must be TO the parents OF
the chili,
A drcary night OF pam.
To open here again
Such a lr,le break in the sod
So tiny 10 he a grave.
i How soon they hal To render 70 God,
q The beautiful eift lie gave.
Eve lal. away the lt,le PET,
A tender bud midtown,
aW 9TH the dew Of the morning upon II yet;
j And a blossom ali unshown.
SShr ca.no, return hGl 10 her yon ran 90
8 When your day. are finished tr'o~,
"A nd ,may to rhy Angel ch'ld lie given,
a t,r,t To n,.e, aud welcome her noiher
heaven;
And there reunited To part never more,
One sorg song you sing, one SAVIOR ad"'
d O.P NJ
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Use CoueseLs Lightning Liramrn' L"
.harbon. rinc-bone. SPAWN, pole evil loo
Evil, t.,ier Ia ne back. wounds and hr"isr
aud Won will buy no others Sold hy Dr J
S. BeazIey, Rsyvile. and f. W. Tho"P'""
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

For p,ir IN the stomach. collie and choier
,,,,bus there j. nothing better 'hnn Chamber
lain, Collie. hol-ra and DiarrhCea Remedy
For sale hy J : 6eaz'ev. Dim
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
Fool and III IL Money.

"A 70, and hi. money .oon part Is an oil
|,daye a new and q true one "A m'
and hi, corrs soon part" 'ha'is VI lie GOES
|Dr. Z : Beazrv's drug sore and gets hot''
.fC E L. Certain Corn Cra II never tar
Nor corns. warts AMI Snnions Ol--lm
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
bCAl ITEMS.

hould call at Mrs. Sallit
ire for anything in Plush
honest line of Nmas goods
ille,
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
Little Greek Schol.

The exercises Of hi, schoo, an o.,;
nn,I' The middle IF June, Isgo WI ''''"""e
Every Effort u IN n.
,ho,onah ,,.,,,, Wv DC made l. impart rs
usually taught. a. can no o,, o'""'
Tuition - 90 per mon,h WY
o. ''h III" "'''on paid by H. public find
q ',. t - thnt AL = -K'-ndrI
49,. la Dec -, I.-g.
! ~ FRS
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

If YOU need a good Stove or house
furniture of any description cheap
cali on MRs. SALLIE JONES.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Il. l.. Binion and his cleris have
been ert too busy this wee openln-
and mar ing down the price Of GOOD
to write the quantity Of locals IN
tended. Cali and see.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

v dress goods department is filled
a we'll selected line Of dress
DIS of every description, at prices
Itch defy competition. Gents col
.ars, cuffs, scarfs, ties and fancy neck
wear, at
Mrs. SALLir JONES.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
se,y- WINE OF cAROUi. Tonic for Women.

Large assortment of Ladies fash
lonabl. wraps, walking jackets, jersey
and cloaks, at prices to suit the clio
sest buyer. at
Mrs SALLIE JONES
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Ladies French Kid Shoes, guaran-
teed the best in the market, at
Mis-. SALLIE JONES'.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Call at Mrs. Sallic Jones for
Handsome Vast. g., Toilet Sets, DYES
|&c. TIE largest ,o, I complete
assortment ever tied in Ray
|ville, at the very est prices.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Az the fall of the year has come
we would remind our suhsc7 ,5ers
that they should n2,s.--4f6rget 10 cal
a"na pay for the BEACON
Are bro,.y those who have been car
Gaze Lr { n some time. II
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Goods in large quantities continue
no arrive for the mammoth store o.
liz. L. Binion. Mt Alto.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Dyspepsia Is on~ at 'hr ""-' ""p'easa''
,isease-. A rra>po"riui after each n"ai WI
.urc the woiss cases srr2s it
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

The following officers of II. +. Me
CURE Lodge No. 200 were elected
for the ensuing year: j. $. Sum
merlin. " "; n. I. Clausen. :. W;
J. II. Griffin, J. W; Wiley =. Mang-
am, Treasurer. and ". T. Oliver,
Secretary. There will be a public
Installation on the 9th of December,
1889, aud basket supper for ali
Nasons and their families. including
fellow-crafts and entered apprentice
Masons. ". I. OLIVER,
Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
WINE OF cARDul for female diseases

ESS- Euy from CHAs. TrTCHE the CeleHa
I'd MnxRos BR"s Il 20. .Phiiaiclrhia. ~ DE-
or Men Women aud Children, warranted A,
~, " cot"
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

100 pairs of Lrned-bou"d Ladies
shoes worth Sr.5o per pair ~ -
CENTS at HERMAN KAH\S.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
lave a speedy and positive cul

lave a speedy and positive cuf'
Arrh, diph,heria, canker mouti
and head ache, in Shilohs Catarii
Remedy. A Nasal Injector free will
each bottle Use it If you des'r'
health and sweet breath. Price 81
cents.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Everybody uses compound ana n'"ev ~
-, for coughs, colds Group AMI wh"P"'i
cough. |, 10 the hes, known cough remr''s
and will cure qnr.er Than sny "ihe'' Na'
for our -..Eamily Troubles which eHP'a''''
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

80 Bcd-tead, worth from 81 ur
, be sold regardless of figures
'omc and be convinced.
HER MAN X AIN.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

The guaranteed cure fer dysr-rs'a IN" I"
'iye>,rnn l. Ca-carins; pleasant 10 take an
mid in acii"r.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Please don't take any"nes "ord Tor ", I"
"a. Chearhams Chill Tonic and see h"'
n nick you will be cured '.Guaran'eed. >o'
Inv I. S. Beazley, and f.. W. ThonPso
|Delhi Sept
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
For &NT.

ONE HUNDRED snd forty ACHES Of
OPEN land in good ~ Of euI,iva,in. an
IN Ter fence, ahyiuin NE own Of Delhi. La.
with 'o"r good ca3"' ''' TWO qls"a-'
j.. For . '''" '.. &c '''t',', JOHNSTON;
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Oar minds are as different a. oar frees. W
are travelling a. cur Ce,Ura' IDI--tia. PINGS e
! I've shortest and surr.t Nay 10 ,-' 'her' !" I
iasr ta>cariue which regulates ne liver and
cur. indigestion. BcT I'm
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Mr.. John NJ. Gwin brought i'll a
bears foot TO us on Thursday. He
savs 4. J. Chok killed small Eeai
about six miles southeast Of Eayvilie
IN Wednesday.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

have a cough at any
time, and no other
remedy is so effective
as this world
renowned prepara-
ton. No household,
with young children,
should be without IT.
Scores OF lives are
saved every year by
its timely use.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

SccdIcss Raisins, for holiday
purposes, at "l.ive and Let
Live" Store. Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

y BLACK psAuGHI tea for Dyspepsia.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

AZ Christu.~ approaching del
bcious Fruits and Candies will be IN
demand; Mrs. sallie Jones has the
incest assortment in Rayville.
The handsomest finish in the world
for a dwelling is wall paper. l.. +
Marbury. Ruston. La, is headquar'
ters for all grades and styles OF TIM
goods and will. s 'sSislrfully make est
.,otes aphiproyed proInles to parties
49,. : interest not Payahit -ov9,6
" iuSiallment plan by which the int
and part of principal is paid annually
.ut. rest yearly and principal Il; end
L,rn.
Real Estate bought. sold and yeg;e
y Correspondence solicited. p
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Seedlcss Raisins, for holiday
pusposes, at "Live and Let
Live" store. Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14


On Sugar has retired from the
.orial department of the More-|
use Clarion, and Mr.. Cason, the
-7es the editorial man
Regret to lose Mr.
Ham bse he will engage IN
Lucrative than drlv-
q lived the first number
Herald, neat seven
Started at Arcadia, La,
E, editor and proprietor
heat appearance.
Ihave been crowded for
punt of the length OF the
proceedings.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
r. l.. Rinion, at Alto, will bu.
our cotton. Call on him.

Never M, of Till Tomorrow villa, can H.
I,n. tn.d,y" which vas often done hy hlinn'
,.rso"s when rh-, hal 10 lake wills hut sue
We introIur,i"n Of Cas"srine. the Creates at
I'll liver regulators, delay l. absurd III IL"
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

No'e people suffer i'tn r"n>ul'a'l"h "'"'
ny 9th c,H>r ta>ctTIr" l. u" "iT pcs
y,.,u,,. Dc1 In
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

Go to MORGAN & Co.'S to get thf
Famous CoTToN EXCHANGE CIGAR, the
best set. Cigar on the market.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
Mans Wants.

We may do wi'how fri.rd-,
W-inay do withou,riii-;
Bur civilized man wants
Reefs Chill Cure for chin, D.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

200 pairs of Brogans worth $3.50
'cr pair for IS cents, at
HER MAN KAuN'S.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
Saturday, december ID. 1889.
Religious Directory.

he frs, Sunday IN each mont Fe day
" me Snp'-ls.' Raw"
rev Mr. Miles will on ,h,
"'. II, Sunday in each =
The 'hird sund ~. nth i ~,
ten. , Rev. A. Camp
.su,,r services Of Methods; Episcopa
rct,.>ou,-second SUNDAY in each month
J. + Patterson Z. E. Rayv,lle Girrut.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
w isdOuu.

IN the wisest people know,
Reed Chill Gu e is all the 20.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

SeeGless Raisina, for holiday
purposes. at i've and Let
|! i've" store, Monroe, La.
90. .-------
HabhusI constipation produces riiNs. Cas-
.arin, is a cure iuI bnrh. Dr7 I'm +
T.
You can buy very nice stove &
worth $I4 for Sill, at
HERMAN KAH\'S. IS
Chearhsm's ch IL! Tome i. acknowled TO brF1
3'he best Physicians Use and subscribe il =
3Cure guaranteed "ugi1-2m y
Lowels for sale st r. L. Bnion's. 3
-----s.S'. ------
J Troub'r rray come. Iry may tar'y d'snp
spnin,ne:, l. ever rea'y. aud fortune NAV is9 /.
! Bot Iascaurr never isiI- 10 regulate The lived
S.nre headathe-. D'7 In q
/ Mss. eEs's WINE o. casD.! for Weak Nerves. I
II is TO he hOppd that our mer-E
a'hauts VII pu erase but few fire
crackers this c rlstmas. for they hr
l, great nuisance. Z
800.
I, Won, III ,c,tion.- an, ot wheck. II 70
"ed '"r"F'""'' H ." "IP."'' ~
q ""a"t"- h"' '"h'c WI
l,,ll-
81 v" " wv "''"
4 If !"" """' " "'"'' ''','' nv
~. d. o. ~ nav " ~,
! andes ~
----' co.
j Wore people suffer i''tn cf">'l"''"h Wa
3mJ 9th r'h'" 'asc'i'n' l. va 'l ~"
ave ru'e ' !"
---- ..o..--
i Meat J.. tunhlch for the last frwl
4 ,ia,s-.catI II, L. l.. Biuion's foiI
q :''ceries.
S # ''"''
~ l.
Lai so o''0'
&,onable WRAPS. walking jackets, Jerseys
y ..
f. Mrs SALLIE Jones'
--- ''e''
lhr guaranteed cure wv ny TT -" "
'se>''"" +, "-car'"s' P'e"'''' :" ~
r r, Ririon. at Alto, will bu,
,ur co,ton Call ON him.
a -.....
4 Never pat of till Tomorrow What can he
q .rso"s when 'h-, hal 10 lake r'l'> hn' sl"''
M,,e INTRODUCTION Of Cs>"arne. the grea'rs' o'
81 I'll liver regulators, delay l. absurd D1ln
q -..s..----
+ 4 suit of clothes that will cost you
sio else" "e'e ''" '''' ~ '''N
'o' po' " ,,,>-.e.
HEN NJ AN NHii> ~
"hui'rs "'f' p""'"" "
o"e WIN y S3,.2n
NH "'se'
A.
NV C A.,
..
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ST. o...,..
81
eY A full and complete line OF uroce
a rio. n Mrs Sallie Jones All good
~ Pleas. don, TAX. anyone word tor it, h
'e IS" Chen'ham' 'h''l i" 'E,. a"" So,
II duck y"" U S'a nr '" and = W Thorp.o
-
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

If YOU want a nood Sn' he go :"
Dr.. j. :. Benz.ey's fo Jackson square
,nd Cotton Palace Cigars. Also fin
andes 1t
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
WHY COUCH,

WHEN few doses OF ayers Cherry
" Pectoral will relieve you? Try il.
Keep 1t in the house. You are liable to
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14

It's to he hoped that our NOR
'hauts VII pu erase but few fire
crackers this c ristmas. for they arr
/, great nuisance.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-14
SITUATION WAIVED.

SII " ~ AVN " ANED.
As CLERK IN a SALCON4LESnAN
"A ii diy goods store. or ma,.ar on farm.
Sol references given and .,,,,crion guar
Address " ISkIN,
Raj ic, La.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19
KING BILL WINS.
Lots of Sport at the Royalton
Races Last Sat- 81
urday.

Tie arrangements for race at Roy.
alton on Saturday afternoon last Le-
tween King Bill and Madelaide was suf-
fcientto attract an immense crowd,
ard over 100 people went down from
Little Fails. The race track is over
half amile from the village, is one hall
mile in length, soft=and uneven. There
was considerable betting, the Little
Falls delegation mostly backing King
Bill. The race was called about 4
o'clock with Messrs. HaviIl, Lamson
aud Carnes as judges. It was for mile
heats, best two in three. In the FIRST
heat King Bill had the pole but Made
laide got in the lead before the half
was completed and held it until the
race was more than three-tourths
through, when King Bill made won.
derful increase in his speed and came
IN length ahead. The heat was award
ed to the horse, time 1855. In the
second heat Madelaide had the best
start and soon secured lead, but could
not retain it, and King Bill came in an
easy winner. Time 1865. The friends
OF the winner were quite enthusiastic
over his fine conduct.
Just before the horse race a 100 wards
foot race was run, and won by C. S.
Crosse.
Another horse race served to amuse
the crowd between the heats of the
main race.
After the crowd went up town A.
round sparring match with soft gloves
was arranged between Frank Anderson
of Little Falls and E. Marx Of St. Cloud.
Both men did good work, and the
purse, about $40, was divided.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19
LAYING THE TRACK.
More Than q Mile Of Steel and
Ties Going Down on the
Cmt-off Daily.

Track-laying on the Northern Pacific
cut of began from the Little Falls end
on Wednesday of this week, and will
continue from this end until the track
reaches the main line at Staples, The
work is being done under the engineer
ing supervision of w. r. Darling, with J..
IL. Benson as foreman and Robert Gra-
ham as conductor of; the construction
train. Benson had charge of the work
on the Montana extension of the
Manitoba, where the fastest track laying
in the history Of railroad building was
done. Graham is an old timer in his
line, and did effective work on the
Canadian Pacific. FL 81.
The track is being put down by MD ST
the Harris patent tracklayer, and ties
and steel are delivered Immediately.
in front of the construction train, on the
grade. The ties are conveyed over the
cars of rails by small car that dumps
them on the grade from bracket that
extends from the end OF. the front car.
The steel is rolled along the centre of
the cars and by the aid of the bracket is
extended to its proper distance before
being lifted by the laborers. No teams
are employed in the work, and Its adj
vantage over the old system is greatest
In rough country or on the frontier.
The same outfit was used in building
the $500" road. No effort is being made
10 rush the work ut present, as some
OF the difficult grading fifteen miles from
Little Falls will not lie completed un-
til Aug l. All the track will be down bv
the 10th OF next month.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19


as far rs Swan River. where, upon questioning,
they confessed that they had committed the
crime. They were accordingly taken that same
evening about half way to Little Falls, and all
three we've hanged By the roadside. at the south
edge Of the prairie south OF the city, ON pole
laid In the forks OF two oak trees The party
left them hanging there until about 10 o'clock
the next morning when they were taken
down. a grave Was dug near the roots ofthe
trees where they were hanged. and all three
were buried together. Several squaws were pres
ent, one Of whom was said to be the wife of one
q the criminals and she spread a blanket
which she removed from her shoulders over
them, after which they were covered with earth.
A change has been made in the track fthc rond
since then and:it now passes directly over their
grave, The tree TINT supported one end Of the
pole to which they were hanged was for a long
time in possession Of Mayor Richardson he
keeping it lin remembrance of the good it had
done tho human race" IN month after this
the Indian women gathered at the place Of
death and burial and spent the night In wailing
and performing their hideous Indian funeral
rites. They continued to thus visit the grave
for many months s4} = :s-ss5 .iEsa
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19

industries" a leading paper of Lon
don, England, devoted to the mechanical
and manufacturing trades, makes men
ton recently of the Bilge Pump patent
obtained by Hon. N. Richardson of this
city. That paper would not give men
ton to it unless it possessed considera-
BILE merit in the opinion of good
authority. 1t says:
The inventor utilises the suction of
the water through which the vessel
passes for the purpose of extracting the
bilge water. a broad tube is fixed YER
tical]y to the bottom of the vessel, and
its upper perforated end projects within
the bilge. A short piece of tube sur
rounds the lower end of the main tube
and it can be moved up and down by
means of a handle within the bilge. Its
lower end is cut off by plane which is
inclined to the axis, and greater sue
ton is thus obtained as the tube rushes
through the water. 1t will be seen that
as the vessel moves through the water,
the water from the bilgc will be drawn
out down the tube. A double flap valve
is placed within the lube, and it is only
opened by the suction of the water
while the boat is in motion a guard or
shield is fixed to the bottom of the boat
ard to the descending tube, so that the
tube shall be protected in case the YES
sci shall come in proximity to aus OBJ
struction. Apparatus is also applied for
adjusting the valve and sliding tube, for
closing the tube altogether, and for
regulating the suction. Seven claims
are made for this bi!ge pump, consisting
OF the tube as described, and for the
various accessories.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19
Glove Fight.

Since the short contest between.
Frank Anderson and Il. Marx at Roy
alton on Saturday last both parties have
been anxious to meet again in glove
contest, and an eight round fight under.
Marquis OF Qneensbury rules will take
place at the Opera House in Little FALL;
on Saturday evening, July q. 1889.
Heavy gloves will be used, and the ex-
hibition will be an interesting one. The
contest is for $50 side and the gate re-
ceipts. The admission price will be so
cents. H. :
The contest will be good one, and
both men are now in training fori
Anderson has been on the special police
force here several times during the past
two years, and Marx is from st. Cloud
and is we'll known as the auctioneer
who has conducted weekly sales on Sat-
urdays here for some time.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19
MARI led.

LAFOND--ADAMS-At the residence
of the brides parents in the city of
Little Falls, on Monday, July l6, 1889,
by Father Lanothe, Mr.. Peter La
fond and Miss Amelia Adams, both of
Little Falls.
The young people are both we'll
known in this locality, and large cir
Gle of friends will extend congratula-
tons. They Immediately began house
keeping at their residence in this city.
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Motley News.

From the Register.
II. 3. Morrison went to MINNEAPOLIS
Thursday to see about having the GOV
eminent dams on the Grow Wins,
opened.
Miss Clara Roy has left for q short
visit at Little Falls. There will be no
Catholic Sunday. school during her alb
sence.
W. G. Mcrritts crew was loading oak
ties here yesterday. The company is
picking up all the oak ties along the
line and sending them to he used on the
Staples cutoff
". W. Wolf has a crew of men up the
Crow Wing for the purpose OF bringing
down the balance Of Morrison's logs
W. ". olll get them down if any one
can. The logs in Tie boom will last
about two weeks.
Spling and summer clothing, furnish
ing goods and underwear at
HERON Bros.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19

sg5- Some people will 60 to lots Of nn-
necessary trouble and expense to get
goods from down below or some Eastern
Cities, while they could do better at
home and save agrcat d cal ofannoyance.
Do not initiate those unwise people, but
20 straight TO RICHARD Bros and buy
what YOU want and save money. II
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19

7. 7. DeMoss Of Parker town broke
the bones Of one Of his ankles and dis
located the joint yesterday while hand
ling ties. DR.. Dumont went up to at
tend the injured man. 5s<5; RS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-07-19

Railroad material for the cutoff con
tinues to arrive. and is being unloaded
in the yard south of the elevator. A
switch engine engine is now kept in
Little Falls to handle the cars. &ss.E