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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21

ing a cow some months ago. HIS fatner
was sent to tho penltentiary and rra,t
fined and sent 10 Jail. the Jury pens
lenlent on account OF his youth. -
Raines was a peaceable fellow so ia'
as IS known here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
MET m CHARLOTTE.
First Session Of the Southern Biblical
Assembly Convened Yesterday.

CHARLOTTE. n. C., June @-Ihe
Southern biblical Assembly held IT'S hrsJ
session of a ten days convention in the
Second Presbyterian church this evening
Rev. Dr. j. r. Gilbert, the national sec
rotary. presiding in the absence or tne
national president, General Johh E4loN'
detained by Illness.
Hon Armistead Blrell. Of the local bar.
welcomed the assembly, ana hl5 aaoie
was responded TO by Rev. george IT,
Kirby. president Of WeaFerViiIe Gomez
after which Rev. DIR. Alexander orpuul o.-
liyored am ADDRESS on the motto oil lN's
assembly. "Al0re and better blole STUDY
Many prominent ministers OF various oe-
nominations are here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21

International Paper pfd..... .....- u
Ia GIcde Gas ........ ............. oJi2
Load .... ...... ....s.......... -
lead pfd. ex-d-iv-...... ...-s..... ITO.
Nat. LIN. OH ....s..- -'"."ss.f.s.. 5<
Pacific Mall ......s.-. . ...'...... 4tes
Peoples Gas .....ss.' '"-'''-..s'... llul5
Pullman Palace ..-..'"' '.''''''.'. loo
silver Certificates ......'. .s..'...s. V1iz
standard Rope and IWihe'.'........ IA
Sugar ........ ....' ''' 80
sugar pfd ..... ANN. s''s-'.ss.-s IL
Tenn. 4. and Iron .''-'''.'.'''.'. o1.s
u x Leather .......s sss.ssts++ssss. "a
NJ s Leather pfd....s. -........s.. hJ'r
u. s. Rubber ace. s'"'''''''"'' 'els
u. S. Rubber pfd....;. ..''''"'s.-.. iiJit
Western Union. cX-dlY. ....-.. ...... SS,4
American Steel and WIRE ........". "a
American Steel % wire pid....... %
Federal steel ........ ss-.-..-.... o'tf
Federal steel pfd.....s s-r."'s.s... go
Continental Tobacco '. 5000. fvis
Continental Tobacco pio-'.'. 1900. o.
Colorado southern 1900. 100000. 1's
reiorado southern 1st pid....-.... a.
colorado Southern "a pid.....''.-.. ~
Pacific Coast ...-.... s'.''''.'s..- -
standard DID ....... ....-....s.... 4oO
BONDS.
United states 2s, res........ .....' 100
United states 3s, es.-..'.''"'-... Vs.
Ifnifed states as. 1854
lrrif,8 states new As, rcg.......... $50
lroifed states uew IS, c0up.-....... 100
United states old as Ieb...-s...''. ll-SS
United states old 49, coup.s........ llofi
United states 5s, req. .'''-...'. ll1t2
limited States 5s. coup...... ....... llzA2
Dqtrict Of columbia 800 ....-... NV
Alabama lClass 40 ................ no
Alabama oCIass I'D ..... ............ 10
Alabama (class - -.'+... ...'... ~
Alabama Currency .'- ~ ~
Atchison general t - s7i-
Atchison aaj tm.ae m q
canada Sonlhtt" az,
thcs. and ono 20
ones. and ono ~
chi % N N '."' M ~ 30
chi ana n. w 10lr
Chicago IeInlina. ..' ~
Den. and 40 1Ialoe t''' ~ io3
Don. aIu I"' ar5 "a isfe 1os1s
East Tom All" H"' -1f,
trie general T,.r rf,.. iet w SI
ioil "oIt- .e ms
1,leiai and s 4 Gq. .... 1f9f.
.gton and S. A. DDS. ........ 40
lir.ston and Texas Central 5s...... 113
.t.- and Texas Central Con. bs. itt
rt~.f fsfs 10
NV" Dtr - and q. lists .. 60
It.r. ,rr- oone0l as .... 110h
N.sh Unified as . 50
-u"'7 .,I Tovle Jds Is
go he .red TcVas as .. g9iz
,t'n ~ r.rfral lists ........ 115l,
(eT ~. gere-aI KS l22
cr. as .. ......... 127
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
DIED FROM CONGESTNE CHILL,
DR.. ". \. White Died In Lynchburg
aOtcr Only one DAYS Illness.

LYNCHBURG. VA, june @.-special.-
Dr. vs.. a. White. OF Bent Creek, Apo
mattox county. died here tonight aller 70
days illness. resulting from a ~cohsesllFe
cbm he came here yesterday TO visit
roisfiyes apparently in his usual health.
lie was sevcnty-eight yeahs old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
llGHI FOE WINSTON.
The City Aldermen Grant a Conpre-
heuslve Franchise to New Company.

henslve Franchise to New Company.
WINSTON. n. g.. June @-Special-
Winston aldermen this afternoon granted
% franchise to Winston-Salem Gas and
LIGHTING Company. empowering IL TO con-
struct. own. maintain and operate FOR
% period OF thirty years. a plant for the
manufacture. production, lease and sale
of light. heat and power. made from or
bv the use of gas, electricity. coal, OIL
steam or water. ia the city OF Winston.
and 60 supply the citizens thereof with
the products 0f said plant on such terms
as may Doe agreed upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
OBITUARY.


Walter Delano Gardner. formerly. OF
Quinton. Va. died at 1873 o'clock Mon
day evening at the residence OF his pa
rents. No. 80 south Cherry street, aged
thirty-six years.
The funeral will take place from the
residence az 1870 o'clock this afternoon,
and the remains viii be taken TO New
Kent county for interment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RLDhmnnl. Va. Innn N lsnn
N0RroLK pEANuT MARKEr.

NORFOLK. VA. Tune 20-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock-Fancy, 4c. strictly prime,
sau3Nc.: prime. 3lzc., ordinary, 3a3Lc.
pound. Spanish. soc. bushel.
PETERSBURG. VA, June 20-PEA-
NUTS-Nirglnias. 34c. per pound. Span
fish. 92i.e. per bushel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21

ROCKINGHAM. y. c., June D.-speclal.
Rockingham voted bonds FOR water "oIAs
to-day boy a decided majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
KILLED A NEGRESS.
4 Tennessee Farmer Gets Ten Years in
fhe -iafe H~enilenliarH.

the state f~eRteHtiaFy.
MEMPHIS. TENN. Jure @-Green-
berry Reddltt. a white farmer of consid-
cradle wealth and Influence was convicted
to-day by q jury FOR numbering a negress.
Redditt shot Magsie Hobbs whom me
claimed tried to kll him with "a brick.
The jury. which was composed entirely of
white citizens. returned Ga verdict of guilty
of murder in the second degree and ked-
dit was given ten years ia the peniteu-
tiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21

HH|H"H #L|""""
N-I,tv Work.. June 20-FLOTR-Fairly
active but "a shade easier ON top grades.
RYE FLDUH-Firm and acllfe
CORNMEALrsteady.
RYE-Steady.
BARLDY-Quiet
BARLEY MALI-5teady. ,.
WHFAT-epot weak. so. . red. s5t.c'
o,fious ounned weak because OF lQmda-
ION prompted by blk receipts ana lower
cables. LIQUIDATION continued stetlNy al
day. and ~ the close the mafhet
weak. showing lQlhc net decline. Auti-
tlonal depressing factors wee 7l, NE.
INK and arrivals of new wheat a. he-t
none Closing. july, Sltsc., eeptemueif
$50. December. s3'sc
tions. after opening easy on pug LeCe
sold on with wheat and fine weather
West. CLOSING weak at #0'sc. net declihe'
c~1osfng. Trf, f0i.c.. September. zoe.
otTsLerot weaker: 40. .. SOC. options
dun.
CUT NTATS-Stoadv.
BARD-steady; western ".'"'
] steady.
Hr-TTrR-stoady. western crcamcry.
75i.0feo a imitation creamery l"h i'e
! state dairy. 1ai1p14c. , -.tf.o
CrrEFsT-Firm. large ana snldN ""i'''
o. f.roa and small c0lored. sac.
rcce-raev. State and PennsyIvanl' a.
r5a15ilc western fresh. Il i4al3c.' south
PoTAToEs-stcady; Jersey. sweets.
! SLAP
CApHtGE-Sfeadv.
COTTON-grFU OIL@lflN.
ROSIN- Steady. -
Tr-RrFNTINE-Firm at 4oaiollc.
RICE-Firm. -l.t-
COTFEF-ODfi0us opened Iim aI 'il.
! points advance on reports OF crop dafnate
from frost. causing leading ftrtl-.l l'
new crop positions throughout me So
/ sion. which developed a general ul"
[ tendency. with advance arrested ns
/ datilu. There was .deranie ae'iflt
/ chiefly covering. although some incl y
/ Investment demand CLOSED steaul loi
near and barely steady for far months
! Sales. $500 bags. including jolly an $4,000
| 47D. September. S~4.SJ04.gp. October. sag.
/ T441. November. A.93. spot coIce-id s.
/ stcadier: no. z invoice. Oc.t 10. Joupli5
/ Csc. mild steady. Cor1ora.s0l3
SUGAR-Raw quiet. barely steady IAi
/ refining 4ftc.: centrifugal. o. tf9t. 4ec.
/ m0Ia--cs sugar. &C.. Refined steady.
NT-sKMELONS-fu heavy supply and
lower. with some lots not BRINGING freight
per case. 7Jc 0Sf.7J, do. per basket Zoe
S1.50.
WATERNTLONS-Onl ton cars Of Wa.
tcrmolons arrived. and market held sfe1d'
at full late prices: carload lots. >I0Dl-3o
] do. per 100. Sl2Q3O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
STOCK MARKET
STILL UNSETTLED
Continued Very Narrow After Spas
mode Period of Liquidation.
BEARS MADE A FUTILE ATTACK
Buf soon Dcsistcd aud Took Profits on
Mondays Decline Railroad Stocks
Showed Some Improvement.
Bonds Weaker.

,-r,,- vrurr Juno o0-To-day's adj
MN .trer- aorr an early
vance in price OF si.e 81
.l., Of tht sne.ullfVe situa-
s't"-- r,t,.r. ,o,.r.e 81 tho stock
,, v.ae Yesterdays decline.
49, 4 nrl.f and suasmodic period
six, M Federal Steel and Ameri-
- S+.nl .na Niro in the opening deals,
ana 40 r-8fessIonal boar party took AIDE
v-anf--. lf This to make % drive against
fhn whole market. but Che hrlcf oufduoh
OF tho decline and Che firm resistance
offered hv prices at the TOYS points warned
ff. f..re of tho flffitv of au effort 20
49, frr whole marfcf. Thoy. therefore,
t.,r +..f- r,-.efa GOA the decline of yfstcr-
g.. and nr- morning bv buying stocks
nt fh. r,tg lowell There was some organ
t,ol f~-rfnu oh the Flower group of spe-
c~i.fiee mob 0uIr in support of Federal
Stool fut Tor the long account in Brook
ivn Transit. Peoples Gas and other fnc-
|cialflcs. klc action of tho wheat market
rr,mntr9 Some huviuC of the eranfers
sfe, mo continued weakness OF wheat
in rlr. of tho WoI-doNuNi Information OF
poor crops in Russia and Eastern Europe
rnrfo fNo conclusion unavoidable That fup-
uies az American wheat were believed 90
fa forthcoming bv those who ore best able
~ fr7re
rrom This point the market continued
,---. -..r-0r- ar.4 professionals could not
H., ..l e., f.vr o-c.9mrlshcd ANYTHING
80. +f.- tro CONVERTING or sho~t contracts
-r,e r,etrr ffons in American steel and
Wire and Federal steel were wide. Tho
s,af.i,i frfnrrffon against The payment OF
The ~ nor CONT. dividend which has been
d%cofe~ef On r.1rr-l Stool common 0n tho
ground that before Tho expiration Of the
feonI wear the prior right or the preferred
efort to ffe G Der ccnt. dividend could not
= fre.,lf rho efgfomant of President
CO.. th.+ rr0Ioionf eum had already
been sen aside to pay 70 yearly dividend
3D., 1900. .t.r uae f6e decisive
- N.s. .t...r. WH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
j. ". Burgess.

J. w. Burgess die yesterday at the
residence Of his daughter. No. 6liis north
Twenty-third street, In the seyenty-fourth
year Of hts age.
The funeral win take place from the
residence at 1890 O'Clock This morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
NA-AL STORES

CHARLESTON. S. c., June 2O.-TUR-
PENTINE-Market firm at J6c.: sales.
none.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales.
none.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 30.~-SPIRITS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
CnnLnIn Francls sterrltI.

STANTON, VA, June 0.-SDecial.-
Captain Francis s%territt, who deid at his
home near staunton yesterday was buried
to-day in Thorn Rose Cemetery, Rev. j.
T.. Booker conducting the funeral ser
vices. Captain Sterritt wa one OF the
hest known and most popular men IN
this county.
lie is survived by his wife and three
children. Mrs. James r.. Irvine, OF Char-
lottesvile: Miss Frances, OF Augusta, ana
Arthur. Of jacksonville. Fla. lie was a
nephew OF Mrs. Jed. Hotchkiss, o. this
city.
Isaac Y. Cloud.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June u
S~pecial-Alr. Isaac Newton cloud ailer a
prolonged Illness. died AT his residence IN
Locust Grove avenue. his morning NJ
las. IN the slxty-seyenth year OF his age.
4 wife and two sons ana one daughter
survive him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21

I 70 . noint net decline Ia futures Ia me
Enylfsh market. There was some buying
on The belief that manufactured ABROAD
as we'll As at home, Will De Obliged 10
take Mrse quantities OF cotton TO MI OF
ders they have accepted Tor cotton goods.
IIverrool representatives bought January
and March contracts on weak intervals.
whilr fhe south and local banking clement
here sold fhe nearer positions = l'a1uIo
OF the trading was also lhe Aus-at ~
iug bv a Greek house. Inc NoluWe OF
business to-day was much iaTNi man
for some time past. The market close"
steady 3 TO Z points net lower
COTTON-Futures opened steady Jun
So. July. 5.s4. August, 5Ej; SepteihpeI'
~, October. 5.s6. November, 5sI, De
cember. 50i. January, fspIoa'' =
5.sG. March, Col; April CO, May, oVo.
Futures closed steady, June, 90 Ju.s'
677; August, $50; September DO 49,
Der. As1. November. 5.S3, Deremoef' 49,
January, 5.9l; February, 5p4i March '."''
April, 600. May, tv5.
Spot cotton closed quiet and unchangeo'
sales. 2,4G0 bales.
COTTON-Quiet: middling, Gh; net re-
celpts. GSS bales. gross. 1,JiS bales sales
2.4G0 bales. stock, 1868 bales.
Total fO-day-Nel receipts, 44-o paitT
exports 90 Great Britain, 4,5vl bales.
stock, 05l,@9l bales.
Consolidatcd-Net receipts. 1868 bales
exports 90 Great Britain, lO,5-o bales, To
the Continent, 1913 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts
g.9O6.4 81 bales, exports to Great Britain.
1895. 3fG bales, ~ the Continent Zooo'f'1
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. june 20-COTTON-
FIXTURES steady at the decline. june. 5.tI
bid. July. 5.0ln1.0s, August 1-2t9g.s
septemncf' OBJ 1000 D.1D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-21
Eichmonders In Now York

NEW YORK. June 9.-Imperial. F. X.
Parrish; Waldorf. T. c. wiliamss IT,;
PLAYA Mr- u S''~'t ls
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08
Ne Game at Brainerd,

The Little Falls baseball club
didn't play at Brainerd Sunday and
Monday. as intended. The boys dis
covered that they were wanted to
play in a marsh, on grounds not fit
for the purpose. They refused to
play on the grounds and offered to
play on grounds nearer the city.
Manager Schwartz of the Brainerd
team, would not agree to this, very
likely because he runs the driving
park grounds and offered the purse.
He expected to make something by
charging admission. The Brainerd
men refused year ago to play on the
grounds which were in dispute Sum-
day. The Brainerdites said they
could not play on the other grounds
because the authorities would object.
but nevertheless they used that dia-
mond to practice for a game with a
scrub nine, which beat them.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

L. Gaudet's house was entered Fri
day last, and a gold watch belong
ing to Miss Ecklun'i, who boards
there, stolen, also a gold watch be.
longing to Mrs. Gaudet, who is away
on a v,sit. The thief got in through
the kitcheD noor, and the Job was
probably done by somtone &C.
quainted with the locality.
Some one went through Rev. Sum.
ner's mouse Sunday evening getting
in through a back window. Nothing
but some food was missed.
1t is hought the same man enter
ed ". ". aartmon'> house further
south on the same street. Mr.. Hart.
mon on returning home, saw a u.an
inside rummaging around. The
T. an ran out of the hack door and
Hartmon heaved a couple of bricks
at him. Then the sheriff's services
were secured and the man located in
a box car. AS he could not be posi-
lively identified, he was released the
next dav.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

: Mrs. Johu Blattner of St. Cloud visit

ed relatives here.
Geo. Swindell returned Saturday from
a trip to the Twin Cities.
= Miss Lottie Riley, OF Church's Ferry,
N: T., Was the guest Of Mrs. J. H. Seal.
E. Northfeld, OF Minneapolis. was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. T. ". Palmer.
Elmer Petrie has returned to St. Cloud.
Mat. Wetzel was in st. Cloud Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Barton returned to Apple
on after u visit with Mrs. J. w. Barton.
|. E. Staples made business trip to
Aberdeen, $. D.
Mrs. 4. G. Lee IS visiting at Hudson,
Wis.
Lars Anderson was in st. Cloud Sun
day.
l.. 0. Vessel was up from st. Paul this
week.
Mrs. Z. Y. Goodrich OF cleveland, OHIO,
is the guest OF her son. F. W. Goodrich.
Miss Annie Auyer is the guest of Miss
Lillian Gibson. at St. Anthony Park.
Mrs. Walter Folsom has returned from
Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Simonrt, Miss Louise
Simo net and Misses Theresa and Cert
rude Wolf went to Stillwat ter Sunday.
Mrs. jas. Leary. OF Willmar, IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Nester.
Dr. Dumont was at Rice Lake. Wis,
on business this week.
Miss Elizabeth Valentine returned to
Cross Plains, Wis.,, after a visit here.
Eddie Con]iff, R. S. Morris. Leo Oar.
gis, r. Vinlng and John Lauerman
rode to Brainerd awhee) Sunday.
Miss Pearl Sh orey is back from Min.
| neapolis.
Bartlett McNairy ias returned from
| Grand Forks, n D.
Chas. Willing was in Minneapolis
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Tanner and daughter, Cora
went to st. Paul Monday.
Roy Williams and D. E. Brinsmade
OF Derby Conn., are visiting relatives
here.
D. Moon, Jr., Of Dulntb, is the guest
10 his sister: Mrs. G. A. Weyerhaeuser.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G 9rmain were in ST.
| Paul this week.
A. Grethen was in Minneapolis this
week.
| State fair visitors: Byron Bradley
Daniel Bell. E. ". Collins, Fred Olson
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dow, Miss Clara Ash.
ION, A. X. Hall, Mrs. VIM. to,sy, J. G.
Rourassa, |. Stehbins, Mr.. and Mrs. J
y. Hatten. ur and Mrs. s. B. Johnson
Peter Olson and family. Mrs. J Bru nette
Mrs. Nike Keenan,, R. Marotte, Mrs. L.
T. Phillips.
Andrew Molde went to West Superior
Wednesday.
DR.. l.onstlaIe was up from Royaltor
Wednesday.
Miss Lavinia N uncy, OF Roya Iton
visited friends here.
Miss Jessie Raymond returned from
Grey Eagle Saturday.
DR. Roberts visited relatives in Brain
erd Sunday.
Senator l>uckman was in Duluth tn,
| first OF the week.
John Denis, Mike Denis, Con Poppen
| berg and Ed French, were in Brainerc
Labor Day.
Mrs. E. II. Kinney is visiting relatives
| in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. R. Dunn visited in Royalton.
Miss Nora Batters visited in Brainerd
I The Shakesperean Ethics club will
commence holding meetings agail
in October.
Mrs. \. Tucker, of Fergus Falls, i
! :isiting her daughter, Mrs. c. Chap
man.
A. T.. blanchard was in Brainer(
Tuesday.
p. Kantrowich was in St. Paul OF
business this week.
w. f Hartlng left Friday to attent
the ". 4. r. Ancampment at Philadelphia
D. Trettc| was in Sauk Centre Thurs
day anA Friday.
Miss Hen Steiner has returned t.
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johns were a
wanv's)e Saturday and Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barr have returned
to Man&ato.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Nathe Bros. have rented to j. A.
Austin 4 Co., Of Brainerd, their
building on Broadway, next to Bou-
rassa's saloon, and Austin & Co..
will open a branch of their Brainerd
candy factory there. The basement
will be used for manufacturing, and
the first floor for a sales room. Are
tail and wholesale business will ne
done. A. J Austin will haye charge
Of the establishment.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Geo. Foster has taken the Hos:h
dwelling on North First street, ana
moved his family there.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Miss Alice Michaud is at the Cen
trail telephone office Miss Homes is
clerking at Richard Bros.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Fred Gravel entertained a pleasa n
dancing party Tuesday evening, the
occasion OF his birthday.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

l.. J. Swede|l has N we'd from Cush
ing to Little Falls and is working
for the Pine Tree Co
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

VI. E. Coe ot Belle Prairie had his foot
cut Wednesday while working a corn
cutter. His foot slipped onto the knife.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

The Granite Works made the title
stone for A. K. Halls block, a hand.
some piece in black granite.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

The case against Mrs. Adam T1afas,
charged with use OF abusive language,
came up before Justice Shaw yesterday
and Was dismissed O." motion OF the
cOuntV attOrr0V.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Fireman Harry " ilSnn OF the N. P.
is at the Brajnard SAN: arium being
atei for d f>a ting ,rtilage OF the
knee Joint.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Mrs. F. A. Sumner b :, taken Miss
Grace HIPS place 1T the Columbia
school until the larier is able to re-
sumo work.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08
25 cents per doz
For Fancy Lemons.
New fresh celery always on hand

We carry a large assortment Of
California fruits. If you want
any to put up for winter, leave
your order with us and we will
take care of you.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Miss Annie Mcdaniel commenced a
nine months term of school at
Gravelville Tuesday.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Miss Jessie Anderson, q Baptist mis-
sionary, holds Il meeting in the Baptist
church Friday afternoon.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.

Services at 7.3) p. IN. coming
Sunday. Sermon Nv Rev. S l..
rhollehong on ''Pld, er." Sunday
school at 2 o. N.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

The Pine Tree Stars were beaten
in the diamond Sunday by the
Men," score 21 to 16 The playing
was fair.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

r. L. Shepard OF Minneapolis is in
sppcting machinery for the Minneapolis
Threshing Machine Co.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Gorton's 8 famous minstre|s will ap
pear at Gross opera house Thursday
night next week.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

The ladies OF he St. GATHERINGS Guild
resumed their meetings this week. meet
ina yesterday at the home Of Mrs. D. Il.
Hartng
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Mrs. E. S. Smith is III the Twin Cities
buying her fall and winter stock OF mil
linory. She will also receive a stock
from Chicago and New York.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Our stock is large. goods fresh
and prices right We want your
trade anG Will try to please you.
Mail orders will receive our
carcfl! attention.
TANNER MERCANTILE co.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Chas Latham reru led Tu esday
from RarntsvilIe vi her. he moved a
4Ox6O brick building ross the Great
Northern tracks.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Street Fair Sept. 18th, 18th
and 18th.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

MISS Eth / Green is teaching school
in a. district south Of uville.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08
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"A good nanv E,"'k advantage FRI
da Ga,f:. the beginning ri the. opeu
sea ON for r.ir;e chickens with fair
surcess. =: -. zzS " ! :
81. Lan1ahl Frank Lindbergh and
,>;els Peterso n got 33 at Green
Prairie; ". ". Hartmann, $. F. Belts
aud two Others got II east .Of Fort
Ripley. j. l.. Never nd Frank E'-
)apbecker were out Friday and Mr..
Meyer again Saturday. Reports rs
to the rum her sb. r are conflicting
B. Burton, his cousin, L. Kornman
of Chicago, and San Crowley did
pretty we'll near Piprz, f. P. Adams
ana L. Gaudet beat up Belle Prairie
but only got3 Mr.. and Mrs. c. A..
Weverhaeuser, Miss Dunlop OF
Chicago, R. D. Musser, H. Il. Tan
ner, with J. d. hAtten an guide, got
30 birds out toward Ruckman town.
Oscar Cr"s)and and ". Z. fourth
]otte went up in Scandia Valley and
arrested twenty. Dana Brown. Tom
Miller, Miner Raymond AMI Claude
RAY mond, with Elias Brown for
mascot. went to Fort Ripley and got
II. John Wetza| and son, Earl,
were in Belle Prairie Nineteen fell
to them. Jake Burton did pretty
we'll Friday, getting l l and vas "ut
again Saturday with R. Gillette,
gctting7 ". b. Jones, Russell Baker
and Chas. Tanner captured 80 in
Buckman town.
Jos. Moeglein and John Kerrich. jr.,
were after chickens Monday. John
secured ten.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Postmaster Corbin'e wheat went
% bushels to the acrt. The first lot
graded No. l Northern.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

J. A. Kennedy and Osca Crosland
were duck hunting at Rice Lake
Monday.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Rev. Ordahl i assisting Rev.Gr We
in holding revival services at
Brainerd
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Clark Skinner and Maud Rounds were
married uy Justice Shelton Tuesday
ev ening.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Several Little Falls people will take
III the Wild West show at st. Cloud
Monday.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Robert " a,lace anu Ross Hnmp-
ton have gone 10 tue Dakota harvest
fields.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Harry Hutchinson ''ns resigned as
manager of the ball r,ub.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

Miss Ella Weicburh. nf Carthage,
n. T., fret assistau. in the High
school, will take Il l. ''i>e and go to
housekeeping. Her mother accom-
panic her from New York.
Little Falls herald., 1899-09-08

James Gotta reopened his barber
shop Tues day, his hand having
healed.