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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-17

n d. |
Il Hoard adjourned until Thursday.
fJn|y l6. at 8 O'clock nm.
The board met pursuant to M'-
ljnurnm+nt at 3 O'Clock a. M, Thurs
Itlay July 16. All present. H. nj
The following resolution was
Iadoptrd: >. 49,.
E Whereas. The Eussian thistle has
nude its appearance In Morrison
Ecuunty. and unless promptly extrr-
inmate will become injurious; and.
Whereas, there must lie concerted nc
Elton throughout the the county in
or;cr to destroy the Russian thistle;
|tberefOre, he it
4 Resolved, by the hoard OF county
Of Morrison county,
that the date fixed fixed hy this
board f,ir the destruction of Russi"n
thistles, standing or growing. IN
Morrison county. shall he Sepi' mher
Ia, A. D. 1896; and he it further
Resolved, That all owners and o.
cupAnts uf lnnds within Morrison Co.
are hereby requested to destroy all
surh Russian 1histles growing on
%thelr lands at or before thee Xpira-
Stion of the time above stated. in ac-
[corIunce with chapter 274. general
laws ui 1895, and upon receipt by the
town clerk Of copy OF this r"solu-
stion the said clerk ls requested to
furtbwith post notice in the usual
EpInces for posting notices In each
stuwn Il, enable those whose duty II
Eis to destroy such thistles tu'iO same
lat or before the time fixed by this
81. Resolved, That the amount Of
EOf $94 s., that ia over and a.nv" the
amount expended on the Grn'"lviils
sbrilge. out OF $3.50 appropriated for
said bridge, he paid tu the town ut
belle Prairie to be expended on the
roa d for which the $3.50 WINS nppro-s
alt 4 lie ln.ll meet ~,
sj t,iscs,lS
Iected personal PROPERTY tax for the
gear 1895 was delivered by the county
trt,laurer. with his ce. tificnte at
t;iclled, to the board Uf county COM
miskiuners. ANA said board proceeded
tOcnncel such CAKES as they are snt-
isfipd cannot be collected. and re-
vispd said list as by law reqnired:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-17
WANT AN EXHIBIT?
The County Commissioners
Will appropriate Funds to
Held the Project,
IF the People OF Little Falls
VIII Work to Make 1t
a Success.
n PUBLIC MEETING.

4 public meeting IT, hereby called
for Friday morning at 10 o'cIOrk a t
the city hall for the purpose OF dis
cussing the proposition to make an
exhibit OF Morrison county products
at the state fair at St. Paul uurin T.
the G. A. K. enc,ltnpn,ent. A gener-
al Invitation IN extended.
F.E CAWIEY.
President Chamber Oi Com mercp.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-17
BOARD PROCEEDINGS. (
Bills Allowed and School Peti-
tions and Tax Cases Con
sidered.
Tax Levy MADE and Jury Lists
for Next Term of Dis
trict Court Drawn.
Road and Bridge Bills Allowed
and Other Business
Transacted,

~. .,.5-.. aIl0 OklI0I kASiISA~0 Z Gg
Transacted.
The board Of county commissions
ers met in regular SESSION. Monday.
July 13, all present.
A petition for the formation
4f d new school district to l,t. com.
posed Of sections y. % and the east
half ~ section % aDdseast half of
section %, townI127. range 81. was
considered. A rpmOnstrance having
been f1led, the petition was rejected.
1t was seconded and carried thai {
a notice for preventing and snp-
pressing forest and prairie fires be
published in the official paper rs re-
quested by the state fire warden.
An=application Of John Chambers
for the purchase for taxes OF the NV
Y of section 20, town 80. rang" g
was presented to the board and APP
proved. The total amount of the
taxes is $3lO1O, amount OF bid
$46.5l. The approval was based on
'no s.""u - - .,.,,. ;,,,,'.,',,,,, ~
.,.''>!....,, ;,,,,, ,,f +,a land
An apple, lion for absolute deed.
was made by. NJ. N. Miles for the pur-
chase Of nh IF nwA. section 28 1892.
The amount Uf taxes, interest and
pe'"',N e. w.. 49,. .,.,,,,t ,,f s7o
~ 80 -, =, +hu .+.,a and;t.
"" -, ..,,e0.5. o.-
" - - =,
TUESDAY.
The applica'a5 cato ton of =. ". owen 'o' '''
abatement 81 xes ol tlle ses, 'oo
NJ s'sst''s'' 8..'s'
!. ]. Doard 1ei:'s o1 the opinion 'nt'' nc
taxes were NOT excessive.
:" ;n,,,,a,,rh ~ ha mr.
~ @ -. . a,..., go, ia -,
."aso - .u.a ' 1.,a 90 80. ] anr 4
:. '"e 80 ~ .'..:,,, Sc 100 >, ~.
anu " = - "a, ~ $50 ,,,.,s.,n ,ha, tho
~ ,..taros+ : .,I ,,ann,
a. :. >o 80 .xc.,.s
.'ee ee ue>' >>'>'"'' :. - I
w 81, -, .,,..,4, D n.v;ds,n
:. .'p 80 .,.....It, .,,,s.,n+o,.
'ol ~" "s ~ D.,l,n - 90 N 90 ,,.. ~
iected ,z. u, 5-s 5s...-s Y :.
The anplicatipn of Win. Pedley
,,r aha +sment of taxes in section g.
4o-32. il. having been taxed in excess
OF the number of acres owned by
him. was approved and recommend
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-17

| The following resolution, was
adopted:
Kesulv-,lthnr the sum Of $3.50, br
and the same il hereby appropriated
out ot the county road aud bridge
fund. to aid in rebuilding the Missis-
sip,'i river wagon bridge at Roy'tl-
,.n Minnesota. said amount TO, te
added to ,:r $1,000 already al.Dtr'-
piateh Tor said purpose.
'rhe fulluwing school petitions
were presented to the board and n
hearing ON them will 6n granted, ON
them ut the january meeting of the
board.
Philip DeMaruis, asking to he set
off from school district No. 81, ana
attached 10 school district No. ~.
l. .rAhzu Buinhnrt. asking to h'
ser off from district No Is, and at
turheh to district No. 2S>
JOS. Dullig. asking t" he st off
from district No. 3G. and attached to
livt,ict NJ 80
NJ. N. Young. asking tO he act of
from dist, let No. .. aud attached to
Gist ,ict M. d. ...-..,
Stn,.islnus. Gaki,lk i .gnskingstn bi' '4', set
ssff frt,nl tlistrict A ,.nsi satt ttlclsed
to district No. As. E2|
The following school petitions
were heard ut this meeting and
granted:
CD. Cnrlberg, asking to he set of
from district No, 81. and attached to
district No. %.
Andrew Anderson, asking to be
sat of from district No. 81 and at
tached to district No. ~,
Carl Neiman. asking ts' be set on
from district No. 81, and attached to
district No. 80.
Herman Pant zke, asking to be set
off from district No. 3, and attached
to district No. sst.
John Kupka, asking to be vet of
from district No. 0 and attached tO
district No. III.
Conrad Stangl. asking to be set "f
from district No. 10 and attached to
district 70. Ia.
A. PavelOn, asking to be set of
from district No. IA. and attached to
district No. -.
TIL. Misielt, asking to be net of
from district No. ], and attached to
district NJ. %.
Reinhald Johnson, asking tn Leset
off from district No. 81 and attached
to district No. Is.
The petition of +. W. Larson and
others, asking for the formation VI a
new school district, to include part
of districts No. q and 81, the new
district to he No. 81. was heard and
granted.
The following bills were duly
allowed, n.a -. ="
Joseph Vallnrd, planting trees In
court house yard. 5O
H B Tuttle. stationery......... 90
f EilepbecKer stamps and ex. % u
Geo Lafond, 4 days county
h, commissioner and two miles
+ravel 2 20
N Hennen, 4 days county COM
30 miles travel. 10 w
JJ Jacobson, 2 davs county
commissioner, 4 days COM
mittee 81 miles travel........... "A ~
w H Jones. days county
commissioner. days COM
mittee, 124 miles travel......". 80 ~
Dennis Sheedy, 4 days county
commissioner, 8 days COM
mittee, 25 miles travel......... 80 5o
The following bills were rejected:
the Kelley Institute, for :.
treatment OH. j. Francisco $loO w
r.. Gaudet, justice fees........... ~
n. A.: Rider, sheriff's fees....... 26 6o
The bill Of A, T. Neuman Tor jury
fees, 81, laid over.
Board adjourned until July ~.
e,tcher's casto4ta-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-17

ferred to the county fund and bal
sanced. Motion carried. Z,
d 1t was moved that the interest
collected on the. Mississippi 4 Letch
Lake railroad bands he credited I"
county road and bridge account and
.bnlnnred. Morton carried.
u Hoard adjourned until Thursday.
j July l6. at 8 O'Clock I'M.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-17

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 8 O'Clock a. H., Wednesday,
July Is.
The following resolution was
adopted: ss..s
Resolved, That the following
amounts be levied upon all the tax
able, real and personal property in
the county of Morrison and state OF
Minnesota for the year A. D. 1895:
For salary and fees of county
officers. ...........................3 l1'uuV
District court. ............. $500
Instice. ........... 1000
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-17

And be 1T iurthert fesolVei. lnaS lnaS
onp-tenth OF one per cent be levied
upon all the taxable real AMI per-
sOnai property in the county of Nor
r,sun and state Of Minnesota Tor tl,e
year 1896 for the support OF the pub.
lie schools in said Morrison county.
known as the local one mill tax:
The following bills were allowed:
Fl B Tuttle, sta 4 70
Little Falls Printing CO., print-
iup.....,.... ............. 3 81
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-11

No. 50 runs through from Charleston via
Central R. R., leaving Lanes 8 3s a. NJ, Man:
ming Is q. %.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

sDaily. tDaily except Sunday.
No. So runs through to Charleston, S. G
via Central R. r., arriving Manning 35'
m, Lanes IL p 10, Charleston 50 p. N.
Trains on Wilmington 4 Conway R. R.,
leave Chadbourn 10 20 a. M, arrive at Con-
way IL IS p M, returning leave Conway at
23O D. NJ, arrive Chadbourn 5 90 2. m :.
leave Cbadbourn ) IS p. m., arrive at Hub at
6 90 p. ~, return g leave Hub 8 Is q. 10 ;,
arrive at Chadbourn 800 a. N. Daily ex-
Trains on c. sd. R.R. leave wadesboro,
daily, Is a. ~, Cheraw II a. TO-, Dar-
liugtou I % a. No., arrive Florence 50a. m
Returning, leave Florence As p. NJ, Der-
liugtoo 8 II p. m Cberaw % p. m, ar
rive Wadesboro 10 IS p. N. Trains leave
Gibson, daily except Sunday, 5 so a.. n.,
Benue,tsville l6 a. m. Returning, leave
Darlington s Is p. NJ, Bennet;sville 9 % p.
m :, arrive Gibson 9 35 p. m.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen'l Supt
J. /. KENLY, Gep'l Manager.
T. NJ. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
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c0-PARTNERSHIp NOTICE.

rg>HE UNDERSIGNED have tbs day form
ed a Co-partnershlp for :Ge practice CT
law. under GrtN name OF 1sSon Hurst.
All business entrusied 10 them VIII receive
rromn, aitention Will practice in Sumter
aud adjoining counties. ,oo,-
G. NJ. HURST, JE.
Jan. 8
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*Daily.
tDaily except Sunday.
Trains so and 81 carry through Pullmau
Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars between New
York and Atlanta via Augusta.
T. N. EMERSON, h NJ. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager Asst Gen. Pass. Agt
J. R. KENLY, Gen'l Manager.
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Not to be Trifed With.
Iron Cincinnati Gaz=tte. J

Will people neve5 learn that a "cold' is an
accident to be dreaded. and that wnen it oc.
ours trea.mcn, shoad oe promptly applied :?
There is 10 Knowing where the trouble will
end and while comp plete recovery is the rule,
the exceptions are terribly lrequeni, anu
thousands upon thousands of fatal illnesses
occur every year ushered in by little lo)n-
dicous exposure and seemingly trhing symp'
toms. Beyond this, there are to-day count
less invalds who can trace their Complaints
to ''cold.," which at the time Of occurrence
gave no concern, aud were therefore Eeglect-
ed When troubled with cold use Cham
berlaiu's Cough Remedy. is prompt aud
efectual. 25 aud SO cent bottles for sale oy
Dr.. 4 J China
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The assessments levied on candidates are
as follows: Each candidate for Mayor, $3.50;
each candidate for Alderman, 81 90. The
assessments are TO be used to defray the ex-
penses Of the election.
The following named gentlemen have been
appointed managers of the Primary election
Thos. E. Richardson, L. w. Joye, and J. H.
Eberhart.
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CAN OBTAIN n PATENT? For a
promnt answer and an honest opinion. write to
MUM & CO.. vino have had nearly gSeiCS. hI5y Sears
tinns strictly confidential. A Handbook OF m
formation concerning Patents ana nc nov 40 an-
tain them sent free. Also catalogue ol n1eonan-
ical and scientific books sent free =, ..-.
Patents taken through Munn & co: Tecelve ave
special notice in the Scientific American. ara
out cost to the inventor. This sp!endid PAPER, per-
issued weekl eeSanty nstTateG ns work IN the
1nrid g.: year Sample copies sent 1rcc:
Building Edition. monthly, so SesT; Snse ;',.
copies Is cents Every number cJ1SS 81 sI,,; n;
hdses 81 With plans. enabling builders TO sho Tie
istest designs and secure contracts. AdorcsS
MUM s. CO., NEW YORK, 3oI bGoAD" al :
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

*Daily. tDaily except Sunday:
No. 50 runs through 10 Columbia Via Gen.
Trains Ncs. 7e and 50 run via Wilson and
Eovetteville-Short Line-and make close
connection for all points North.
J. R. KENLY, JNo- +. NY NE
Cen,l Manager, Geu'l Sup't
IN. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
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Nos. 50 and So Solid trains between
Charleston and Columbia, S. c., and carry
,hronoh coach between Charleston and At
lenta H. NJ EMERSON.
Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent.
1R KENI,Y T. H. EMERSON,
Gsn'l Manager. Trahc Manage
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4 Bill to Provide for The Erection Of Aona.
nnent to General Thomas Sumter.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled,
That the Secretary of War be, and be ls
hereby, authorized to contract for and secure
the erection Of monument IN the city OF
Sumter, South Carolina, to the memory of
General Thomas Sumter, general in the
Colonial Army from the State aforesaid du-
ring the Revolutionary war; and for this
purpose the sum of ter thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated out of any mo'eys in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
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Tissue paper, all shades, at H. G. Osteen
4 Co.'S.
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THE MONUMENT TO GENE
RAJ SUMTER.
A Letter from Congressman Stokes
in Reference to the Matter.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 6, 1895.
Mr. Ed;tos:
Dear Sir: send you to-day under sep.
arate cover copy of the Bill introduced to
provide monument to General Sumter.
I delayed somewhat in hope of action on my
suggestion that some local action be taken.
1t is not too late yet, however. If | could
have some resolutions by public meeting, q
local committee to cooperate, and the tender
of site, the case could be much more
strongly presented to the committee. Iwould
have preferred a local committee to cooperate
with the Secretary of War. 1t action is
can so amend the bill before it leaves the
committee, making the local committee aud
the Secretary of War commission for the
purpose of the BILL This is the customary
practice in such cases, aud it will enhance
our chances of success to make our efforts
conform to the practice.
Unless some local interest is manifested 10
a tangible form, tie omission may be con-
s;rued to iodica,e indifference
With earnest cooperation and active effort
there is no reason why the memory of this dis
tinguished South Carolioian may not be
honored in substantial and adequate man
ner.
Very truly,
T W Srnrrs
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VIM. F. CAUsEY.
Atty and Counsellor -ai-LaV
MILFORD, DELAWARE.
Office Day at Georgetown-Tuesday


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4 q CAAPHkLL, General MAJ egsr.
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away.
Oh, are II
those who a
hour Of liyil
of the soul
ninety-nine
repentanoes
scores Of pei
Bible, of h,
successfully
SOY No. d
20q No. 4
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fact that II.
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probable, a
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last hour,
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deathbed.
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Again, 1 characterize this question Of
the ugitated Jail keeper as one personal to
himself ! have no doubt he had many
! friends and he was interested in their well
I fare. I have no doubt he found that there
were persons in that prison who, if the
earthquake had destroyed them, would
Z have found their case desperate. He is not
questioning about them The whole
weight of his question turns on the pro-
noun Il - '.What shall dog" OF course,
whom man becomes Christian, he i'm
mediately becomes anxious for the saliva
ton of other people, but until that point
is reached the most important question is
about your own salvation. What is to
be my destinyy" What are my prospects
for the futuro?'' "Whcre am / goings''
'.Whnt shall l do?n Tho trouble is we
shuttle the responsibility off upon others.
We prophecy Is bad end to that inebriate
and terrific exposure TO that defaulter and
awful catastrophe to that pro1igate. We
are so busy in weighing other people we
forget ourselves TO get into the scales. We
are so busy watching the poor gardens Of
other people that we let our own dooryard
60 to weeds We are so busy sending off
other people into tho lifeboat we sink in
the wavo. We cry Fire" because our
neighbours house is burning down and
seem to be unihtcrested, although our own
house is in the cunilagration. o wander
ing thoughts disappear today Blot out
this entire audience except yourself Your
sin, is it pardoneds Your death, is it pro (
yided fors Your heaven, is it secured? A Z
mightier earthquake than that which do
molished tic Philippian penitentiary will
rumble about your ears. The foundations
Of the earth will give way. The earth by
one tremor Will fling all the American cit
les into the dust Cathedrals and palaces
and prisons which have stood for thousands
OF years will topple like a child's block
house. The surges Of the sea viii sub
merge the land, and the Atlantic and Pa
ciilc oceans above tho Alps and the Andes
clap thoir hands. What then win become
of me? What then will become Of you? I
do not wonder at the anxiety Of this man
Of my text, for he was not only anxious
about the falling Of the prison, but the
falling Of a world.
Again. ] remark. l characterize this
question Of the agitated Jail keeper as one
of incompatible Importance Men are
alike, and l suppose he had scores of ques-
lions on his mind, but all questions for
his world arc hushcd up, forgotten, anni-
lilated in this ono question of the text,
What must do to be sayodf" And have
'ou, my brother, any question Of iinpor-
ance compared with that Cugsiionf Is It
/ question Of businesss Your common
cnse tells you that you viii soon cease
worldly business. You know very we
hst you will soon p,.ss.out of thu
'-'qs7 that beyond
ms If
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General Insurance Agent,
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OFFICE ON End FLOOR, BANK FLOCK
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-01-03

Rev. DR.. TaIrage on the Converted sher-
ina Question OF Incompatible Impor-
taneo-The Cry Of an Agitated souI-A
Call to the UnoOnverted.