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L. b. TowsEn 4 Sox.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1316 9Th ut. NV.

Bieached Pillow Case Cotton. SC.
Red Twiiled Flannel, all wool. from 20 to Soc
Unblea. he'd Cotton. &c.
Calico. IN Remnants. DC.
10-4 Bleached Sheeting. lie.
l0-4 Unoleacneu oheeting. loc.
Beautiful line All-wooi Fiaids 80 and 1lc.
Atwood Henrietta Cashmere. in all colors. Soc.
Shawis, Single and double. from 81 TO SO.
Large line Black Cashmere SHAY wis cd low.
Wool ACE Black Henrietta ~ in. wide. .5c.
Large line Stamped Linens marked way down.
Lace Curtains from 1:lc. up.
Black Casnliere. all wool, can't be beat for Soc
White Bed spreads, v hits Blankets, Red Blankets,
Gray Blankets. Table Linen Towes, Napkins, Ladies'
Underwear, CEidrens Underwear. Gents Collars and
Cuns.
Corse.s of all kinds and prices
Dress Bingham, in good styles. &c. oc17
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RIVAL TO THE REV. CROWLEY.

Frightfuf State Of Affairs Discovered In an
Irish Orphanage.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2s.-Some startling testimony
was given today at the trial Of the Rev. Samuel
Cotton. rector at Carnogh, county Kildare,
who was charged with criminal neglect and ill
treatment of the children in the Carnogh Or
phanagc.
A horrible state Of affairs was revealed. The
agents of the childrens society during their in
vestigation found that the children Of the or
phanage were in an emaciated, Althy and ragged
condition and that they were covered with
parasites.
The toes of one of the children, it was tes-
tilted to, had rotted Of Another, girl, had
been chained by the legs to a log.
The Rev. Mr.. Cotton was committed for trial,
bail, however, being allowed in order to enable
him to attend the synod Of the diocese, Of which
body he is a member.
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ALL QUIET IN CORK.

But the Troops Are Under Arms and Ready
for Trouble.
Cork, Oct. 2S.-Al is quiet here this morn
ing but the troops Of the garrison are under
arms and ready for any emergency. In addi-
ton reinforcements of constabulary have been
drafted into this city in anticipation of some
lively election disturbances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

Marriage licenses have been issued By O.
cierk Of the court 30 the following: w. ,
Dillenback and Mary W. Brooks: r. A. Suits
and Anns Curry; A. @. johnson and Minnss
sehaferi T. q. Lord and Clara v. Murphy
Francis Williams and Mary Chew; Charles n
Nelly and Catherine berger, Patrick 3. crssehe
n aus, OAtnerine 6 slattcry; W. kesley schoef q
HSattssiue and Alhertine oaeIl
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ALL SHE LACKS Or BEAUTY Is A
LITTLE PLUMPNESS"
This is . frequent thought, and wholesome one.
All Of baby's beauty due and nearly all Of
womans- know it curves and dimples.
What plulnpne.s has TO do with health is told in
little book on CAREFUL LIVING: sent free.
Would you rather be healthy CT beautiful? Both"
is the proper answer.
SCOTT l. BOVINE.
CHEMISTS,
l32 South 9th avenue.
NEW YORK.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION OF COD
LIVER OlL-sn druggists everywhere do. 81. OCT
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ylARRlen

Ross1TER-BCDp. Al 81. AIMS caurch. No.
YORK, on otooer n. 1921. by "a. keV. 1hornss ess
laudct. uncle of the hride. WILLIAM stkNll ROn.
STIR. formerly of Washington. 10 NlIIlI A.n....-
OF Z. Rrynnlds Rtldd-
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MreSox-EpeE R1BsoSs.

Two and a half inches wide. in Plum. Garnet,
GObelin, Pearl. Electric, Dark Gray. Tur-
quoise. Tan. Myrtle. Mousse. SERPENT, Brown.
Black. Amethyst. Bronze. Old Rose and Terra
Gotta Very heavy quality.
LEO. yard
(First Aoor. under skyligbt.)
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Range of the Thermem~srr
The following we're the readings at the ofhes
Of the weather bureAu today, sa M, 20; Ann.
as; maximum. a.. minimum So
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THE NEW BRAZILIAN MINISTER.

Arrival of DR.. de Mendonca at New York
This Morning.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Dr. de Mondonca, the
minister from the United States of Brazil to
this country, was passenger by the steamer
Majestic, which arrived here today from Liver
pool.
DR.. Mendonca was for eighteen years the con-
sui general of Brazil ut New York and dele
gate to the international American conference
at Washington. and, rs minister of the new re-
public, negotiated with the United States the
first reciprocity convention entered into under
the tariff act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

Mr.. Coleman concluded his argument besovs
the Rock Greek Park spprsising commi.siOn
THIS morning and was followed by Mr.. yere N.
Wilson, who began the closing argument fsr
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EOR am 20 PIIR

FINE CHENILLE PoRTIEREs IN ALL
OVER PATTERNS AND PLAIN CENTERs-
five distinct eolors and two designs. fringed top
and bottom Regularly worth el6 and SIS.
and we'd like you to compare them with others
At sAnle prices.
Choice for elo. 80 pair.
(4th floor. 18th st. building)
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@ q q ANS
CREDIT HousR
$40. s21 and S23 7th st nv.

Owe AN0OsTURA BITTERs TO
Sk their hdren stop cole and ooseness Of bowels
pr. =. Q. b. sIE0EiiT SONS. Sole Aanufactursrs.
At AL druysistA oc23
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Mrs. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS tor their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLlC. and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold b. Druggists in every part OF the
world BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup" aud take lao other Kind. 70 cents bottle.
d10-ly
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lsEAsrs, P.R1nRs

Were you ai the reception in our Infants Par
lors Monday. Tuesday or Wednesday. II 50,
you know juss what rich and ehoiee stock Of
LITTLE PEOPLES WEAR we show There
isn't piece Of clothing or an infants requisite
Imaginable that isn't here. By the way. many
Of you have been waiting for our INFANTS
catalogue. It's ready and you'll ind IL great
help in selecting the baby's outfit Ask for one
at the department We make a speciality of
INFANTS COMPLETE OUTFITS OR
TROrssEAUx
Ard have them at all prices.
Here IN . uedinm-priced one consisting of
81 PIECES FOR AZ nn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing price, Of
the New York STOCK Market. as reported BY special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 1918 + street.
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BY HER cHlIpRrx


pearest mother. thou has. left ne;
" ". shS less most dseply ic-l
BY HER CHILDREN.
dais IS VII tr isse Place :, The Church. Hn
tiyes and friends invited 10 attend u oei"oa ne.-
ShoNlN On Wednesday. octoberes 1891, 81 s.is
Marsar-, and rs ~. yASE ,koNIN. dsash,er a
ansra, from her late residence on Friday .erucos
-m aciock. Relatives and friends invited 10 a.
pless- SoPy Com and hehnaond. Va. pel.-
lssi sAnAH VlRaINi2 beloved sSs.sf psn,s ~,
bore With ions and nainfui iinss. winch sle
Dearest mother. thou hast len ua
Ahd thy loss we deeply ieeI,
But It's God that has fereft M.
he can all our sorrows heal
YET again We hope 10 NEE, the.
When the day of life IL ned
When IN heaven with Joys TO greet tbs>
si HEX CHILDREN.
Funeral from her late ressa.noe 4se str.rt north.
west wsst. Friday at 8 pm baltimore papers peas.
DOWNS, On sunday. October a5 1891. at 7o,eioc.
aud nsse NJ Downs, at the residenre ef her .r,,,
,san,, street northeast, AGED nye years and ga
Her little hands are folded now.
her little clothes LAID by.
Aisthers hoie, a mothers Joy.
In deaths cold arms doth lie
FERNow. On Tuesday, octoter q. l,sal ON, =
months-old haby boy. WI
funersi an brooklyn. n. 4. New YORK and Braot
lSn papers please copy.
GIBSON. On Tuesday. October o. 1901 a, an
ocloeA IA, al tue residence II. keene .ils, m.
street. Le Dro;t Para. Mrs. MARTHA A IsI BISON
unerh on thursday at 30 o'ciock D. m. IRON an.
treoethsc.e Shurea Ninth street near b southu~-f
OF Potion. IA kellei COrIs.
MULLlsAN. I'm tuesday, October u 1871 az
nelntrahous cToui. GLADYS BEAIRICE youn..st
I'VE 9eHr-. - M ~
fansra will take place from her mother. r..a.nc.
instant. 5o'clock pm.
REILLY: A. Brooklyn. NY. October p lspl
Oibbons-heiliy. '
slEbEl. On Monday night octol,er ~ .so, =,
the feslence " her aunt. Christiana Strauss. i,l.
ueispurx road. NELLIE y SlEBLI IN the EIGHTEENTH
seDel. - NM i1a"oAA
Funeral will take place from the hons. a, o ocloc,
anuIsaay moinlns thence TO 81. Aloysins Church,
wneIe rrqhleil liisss VIII be said 40 ocock In.
,srlneht AT Carroll Chapel. MONTGOMERY county. Ma
frltnus and reaatIyrs invited.
BRlEN. The death Of JAMES r. BRIEN nm. M
Mssnhgtons ~eh-knonn business men. oc-
had Deen estAbns.ed the plumbing and IN. sftin.
business shcc lSt3. making him vi M.shtngtone
oldest business nIeIl. Honest dealing aud vood uor
Lao gwen nun the name leine one OF the most
lfactioal p8uiiers IN Washington. He had done sane
,atse such a. tie money order ofce ana tie
new Ienson Once. He ALSO Mas IN YEAS past con-
necfed with the board Of puod works. Mr. Ir,-n :.
1879 70
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Many OF The pretty Wash FlannsIs which
we're used during the summer season for OUT
inx and mountain costumes are nov being sold
Tot Night kooss ani PAjAgnss. and for such
purposes they are e1 coed In.-iy satisfactory as
ta-y are neat and tasteful IN pattern suitable
n weight and warmth and are unshrinkab
~Oen carefully WASHED. 1nose who are
familiar With the uss of all kinds Of materials
tor Might Robes unanimously of the
% MON that these Hall wool Flames or Wash
fl@nEss. as tL-y are called form the most
suitable ant compete material .roia which
Lneh garments should lie made.
II neel not suEprise 0ns 10 learn that thu
prIse % I.sIy uf the better grades is equal TO or
sxsccis that Of .ll-wOcl a-nnsis as that there
Is no d0uO. but that the presence Of the cotton
- really beneficial. II that there will 10 no
shrInkage when the garment Is washed.
Ordinary trade Of Nash flames are
20. -. 3sS and zoe yard -
Finer grades. t2kc.
Sill Stripes and Mixtures, 75c
All FiEe German M0hsi- Mixtures. thin aad
i-rht.
-7jc- 20 81 : yard -
Csseona fsor. 18th st. buiidins.l
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Another Loco of the HOLLAND WINDOW
SHADES. 3I6 feet, at
CSC.
200 LOSSDALE HOLLAND SHADES, in the
fashionable colorinzs. 3x6 feet, mounted on
ST acting spr.nx rollers.
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A GREAT BAReA1s IL UNDERWEAR.

We have Just placed ON counter quite large lot
of Gents, Ladies' and Chdren's Wooden Underwear.
which has been slightly soiled from handling and
which have ed at about hali price. as wish
to close 10 out at once.
Also a complete assortment Of Underwear Of our
regular makes ut the lowest prices. and all marked ~
plain figures.
Fine Dress Materials to found in this CITY, and as we
make u speciality OF Mourning Goods OF the best
weaves feel confident that it will pay to look
them and marx every article Ill PLAN hg-
and allow deviation in prices, you will see At
once the totoest price.
Our assortment Of BLANKETS. QUILTS and
Spreads comIlete and prices the tOtcest
We wish TO call your particular attention to ou-
large stock Of Rich Black and Colored Dress Silks,
comprising Of the best assOrtents OF Fine Dress
Goods to be found in this market. You viii always
have the lowest price named ut once, as we do not
allow any deviation from the price arked them.
and we will take pleasure in showing them.
W. II. SINISTER SONS,
oc22 OlY PA. AVE
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LADIES
Needing tonic or children that want building up
should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
1t is pleasant to take Maiaria Indigestion and
Biliousness. All dealers keep it.
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TERMS.

Easy weekly or monthly payments.
No notes and per cent discount allowed for settle
lIeuts N thirty days.
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Fuas AND Fun Tn1nu,ses.

We would te Pleased to have you examine
our stock OF FINE SELECTED FURS AND
FUR TRIMMINGS. Our Cspes are scknowl-
e,ised to be Of superior quality. 1T and finish.
AZ If :he a-west and most popular wei!
the more staple lines Of Furs can be found here
nj reasonable prices.
Fine French Consy Cspss- satin linsd-:uu 10
inches ionS.
IS %
Select French Coney Capes. with s,tra sne
satin En:ns-.ull 10 inches long. All nzes.
Choice Astrskhan Capes at
-Sl2. So $50 90 and s22 5O---
China Seal Capes. full 10 inches long. with
high storm collars.
-s15-
Superior Black Martsu Cages. with long
pointed fronts and high coIlar-sx:rs length.
-SlS-
Electric shirred seal Capes. with patent arm
device. and quilted satin Iining-perfsct nttins.
-s2O.-
choice line of Capes, with Muffs to match.
in Marten. Monkey. Nutris. Beaver, Astrakhan.
Gray Krirluer. Persian. Mink and Opos.um.
Popular prices.
Fine Feather Boas and Collars, CoQue and
Ostrich P.unes. At low figures
SPECIAL
10. Of Chfldren's superior Quality White
Ansora Sets. extra tine Quslity-fne. soft and
silky.
ST 10 a set
(Third roor. 10th st. buildine.)
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SOME STARTLING PRICES:

P,nst or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash. e2s;
credit, $50.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. pieces. Cash, e17;
credit, e16
Poplar Bed Room Suites pieces. Cash. ala credit
els
sIx.foor OAK EXTENSION TABLE Cash.
g. %; credit 81 80.
credit. ri.
Foreground Hair Mattress. Cash. e7.60; credit.
ta
Woven Wire SPRING. Cash, %. rs; credit. % 50.
Brussels Carpet, yard. Cash. 6Oc. ;credit, &c.
lngrain Carpets. per yard Cash. 3oc. ;crsdit, 4Oc.
Carpets sswed and laid frss Of cost No charge tor
waste in inatchins.
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W. II. SINISTER h SONS.
oc22 OlY PA. AVE.

BEFORE MAKING YouH FAIL Pun
CHASEs"
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND HoUsEFURNIsH-
ING GOODS
READ THESE PRICES.
Then call ut store and examine goods which We
guarantee you saving Of from ID to % per cent:
Bed Room Suites. pieces. any finish ...........&13
Parlor Suites in Hair. Cloth Plush %
Our s37 Hair, Cloth ard Plush Suites beat them all.
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF
CHARGE.
SMITHS CREDIT HOUSE,
452 PA AVE. NV. NEAR ~ ST.
Looking Glasses Of any size that have been dam
aged Resilvered equal to new. ssg-4in
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STERLING QUAIL.
TIES at such Low
PRICES as WE quote.
v ,LLPaovEOUR
CLAIM.
7 UNLESS YOU'VE
: T taken . per.
w sonal observa-
ton" you don't know
Of hay the eiscanet
we've got in stock.
Especially Owe q :
COATS. Talking about
taiior-made coats
that's our line from &.,S
to ESQ Garments ws
had our house tailors"
make up during the
summer. Nobody else
can show anything like
'em They're not made
for general trade. Fine
gathers may not
make ma birds. but fine
birds have fine feathers.
We've imported tie best
materials. and our ex.
pert tailoring talent has
given them Shape. The
result is the FINEST
What do you suppose
q tailor would charge
you for one Of our EN-
G ISH b cav Z n
COATS. with deep As
trachan collar, cuffs and
and facings and silk
frogs: At least eco
more than We do. The
"swellest" dressers In
New York are wearing
them.
That's one of our e.
clusirt styles.
Where. rendymade. can
you find q coat like a
PATENT BEAVER
we've got? The cloth
cost 80 a yard TO i'm
port. That would
brighten of most cloth
iers. We've lined it in
fancy cashmere except
on the shoulders-that's
silk srun to match.
sp're on your side Of ESQ.
We've 3 TAN EER-
SEY that's finished with
pearl buttons. deep vel
vet collar. silk shoulder
and wool body lining to
match the coat
Double-breasted cut.
These are srhat ice
call FINE coats.
Other folks don't kno,c
trkat 1t 10 to haze such
garments.
And ,ce're not con-
fnsd TO sampies-,ee'ue
q line Of sues Of each.
A real ''SCHNA-
BILE. "-liped all the
way through in silk.
with velvet piping
around the edges and
deep velvet collar Is
another.
Elegance means some
thing with us. you see.
A genuine IRISH
FR1EZE is another
natural color-cut Dou-
bic Breasted-wtth deep
golfers Of the cloth.
buckhorn buttons. wide
strap seams; patch
pockets with flaps;
silk shoulder lining.
skeleton skirt with
silk taped seams. This
is one Of the s2S grade.
Is there q tailor who'd
touch it-even IL lie had
everything on hand TO
do with-for less than
ESQ.,
You can sdfelV count
on SAVING ESQ on dRs Of
these cGr1Hedfs.
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re- No other house
DOES - EVER DID-or
ever will - sell such
STERLING QUAIL
TIES At such Low
PRICES rs WE quote.
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A PLArE OccunREscE.
TOMORROW. THURSDAY.
AND ONE THAT SHOULD CROWD oCR
nth ST. BASEMENT. 1t CONSISTS Of al I'LL
nsnss purchase OF
DECORATED CHINA PLATES.
In srss. diversity CT styles and designs. rang
tag from
b. to $500 EACH. 6Oc- 10 s3I.0o
DOZEN.
.styles at Sc. each. Coo O doc.
style At 75c. sdoz.
style at 81. Is doz-
J style at sI.19 doz.
styles at 81. 80 doz-
2styies Al 81. 10 q doz-
. styles 1T 81. 50 doz.
s styles at s2. 90 doz-
3 styles at 81. - doc.
Others at So. 40. g. 80. $500. $3.50 Loo.
~ %. ~. as. 81 ~. IS. 90. $780, 81 %. o.. 80.
$500. IS 81. s9Oo. SIC. 90. sil.oO. sl2.oo
sI6.o 10 and S2I Goa dozen
(Bzssnsnt, Iith st. buildins)
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FLAxsELs Fon NIGHT Roses.

Other prices up to 5000
iSecoaI aoor. 10th 1t. building.l
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Looking Glasses Of any size that have been dam
aged Resilvered equal to ss9-4m
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WoopwAuD
Am
Lornnor
lora iIrH AND SITS NV

BoYs- CLorHrSc.
lis the unexpected happening which brings
sivays the bes. bargains. It's our business TO
watch the markets. We do. We SAWS fsvors-
be turn for large clothing buyink. The cloth
Ing Is here and represents an invoice Of
BOYS PANTS SUITS
OF unusual worth Al Of them sre good. bon
sst servi=sabIs suits for school wear. and wo'.id
b. cheap a, Cd 10 and 200. choice Of entire
lot. ell sizes.
$500 suit
Tier, ..s about 20 pairs Of wooL.rwEED
EXTRA TROUSERS. actual vslEs. S1.25
ChS!ee Of iris lot
30. A PAIR
Third soor. Ioth ct. buiIdinS.)
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OuR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

Hirst aoor. under skyligbt.)
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-05-28
PERSONAL.

1t is thought that the Hon. j. II
Miller is improving.
Chas. Damerel is at Hankinson
to-day.
Mrs. Charles Moody nee Miss Weber
now of Minor, was in the city visit.
ing. Monday, and returned Tuesday
w. L. Adams of the Fairview
Farm, and his little son John Quincy
are in Chicago, visiting Grandpa
Adams.
A. l.. Olson, manager of tho
Farmers store at Abercrombie was
in the city Monday and maid TnE
TINES pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. Fred Sibley
and Mrs. McLuth are ut Fergus this
week fishing. 1t is said that last
Friday they captured 800 pounds Of
fish at Ten Mile Lake.
Eddie Aspinwall has returned from
Watertown college, looking well
Undoubtedly Eddie is preparing him
self remarkably well for llfe's tussle
later on; and he'll get there.
Frank G. POlfus of this county
who has for a time been employed il
the railway office at Hankinson, ha
accepted the position of station agen
at McCord, Wisconsin. for the $500
line. Frank is u good boy and w
wish him success.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-05-28
To the Editor Of The Times:

OF said congregation approached and
knelt ut the altar of God for the first
time to receive unto their hearts the
bread of life. The weather on Sunday
morning was not favorable, but soon
the sky cleared and a beautiful day
greeted the multitude of people, wind
ing their way toward picturesque
McCauleyville. There was {. large
delegation of Wahpeton Catholics
present ut the church rs we'll us mem
bers of different creeds. They all
were present to participate with the
children of the most respected citi-
zens in their infinite joys. The
church was attired in festive gar
ment. long wreaths were hanging
between the church arches, and
fragrant flowers beautilied the pulpit
and alter. At the ring of the bell q
procession was formed and escorted
the young communicates to the
church. The services opened with
high mass; the McCauleyville choir
is an unusually good one, and the
members thereof acquitted themselves
very creditab'y. The pastor, Father
Rabsteinek, preached very touch
ingly to the people of the over
crowded church edilice.
The final exercises when the chill
dren approached the altar We're
simply grand. the children held lighted
ornamented and handsome candles, be-
sides prayer books in their hands.
The young ladies were dressed in
white, with wreaths and wells. 1t
was Il sight to behold, the children
performed the different exercises and
responded to the questions of their
pastor in remarkably decisive and
firm tones. This most impressive
moment and the renewal of their
baptismal vows, will never be for.
gotten. 1t was the universal verdict
that Father Rabsteinek prepared a
feast to the participants such as they
never witnessed elsewhere, it being
performed with such splendor and
regularity. A bounteous repast
was served to the children at JOSEPH
Merrick's residence. Such feasts have
a great and lasting influence.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-05-28

Argus-IIon. j. II. Miller, who has
been very ill for months at Wahpeton
with dropsy, is reported improving.
Several newspapers have been pub
fishing very complimentary obituary
notices of this we'll known gentle
man that he will cherish highly in
the years to come.
Minor Teller. \. Hunt, the
Wahpeton shoe man who doe sn't ad-
vertise in the Teller and keep posted
about his business, awokc the other
morning and found himself in partner.
ship doing business us Hunt & Son.
No serious impairment Of the capital
of the firm has resulted from this in.
novation, while the working force is
increased.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-05-28

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
~ OF the mex Of section 12, Township 13a Range
80 containing 1G0 acres, sold October LIST 1883 for
1887 tax amounting to $ll.65; subsequent taxes
fol. the years 1883 and 1850, amounting to $50 H.
interest, penalty and cost $32 81, requiring S77 3
10 redeem. S''''
Office OF County Auditor,
Rlchland County, North Dakotn.
TO Unknown Owner: You are hereby notified
that the land herein above described, assessed
to unknown owner, was sold for taxes, as pro-
yided by law, and that the time of REDEMPTION
from said sale allowed by law will
expire on the sbth day Of July, 1891, or
addition to the amount above stated, rs nee cessary
to redeem from said sale, the cost of service Of
this notice must be paid, together with such In.
4. In: witness whereof, have llereunto set my
hand ana seal, ut Wnhpet0n, In said county Of
HIGHLAND, this 25th day OF May, 1891.
(sEAL] CHAS. G. BABE,
ID County Auditor, Richland County. N. d.
(First Publication May q, 1891. )