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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04

NOTICE .-rHAMILpON COUNTY, OHIO,
IN 'ourt of Common Pleas, S.S.-Thpmas NJ.
Dgman VS.. Thomas D. Hickey ct al.-The credi
tors Of Thomas D. Hickey will take notice that
petition was filed In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Hamliton County Ohio, on the
18th day Of July. A. D. 1879. the object and
prayer Of which y TO set aside certa n convey
aaess M,es made hy Thomas D. Hickey and Margaret
gan. and from said Thomas Laniean
to said Margaret Hickey on the ground Of fraud.
and to subject said property to the payment OF the
debts Of sald Thomas D. Hickey, and
beng the following described premises to.
Wit: ALL .hat land situated in the Incorporate
village OF Glendale, and being part of Lois Nos.
l37 and 1SS as laid down On the original plat Of
Glendale By Clark 4 Crawford. as recorded in
Plat-b Ok No. !, page 246, Hamilton County
Records Of Psts ard being same prop
er,y eonyeysd 70 Michael p9oly By Glendale n. ?;
petition prays decree setthg aside said deeds,
and ask ilg that the said premises may be sold To
satisfy the creditors ofsaid Thomas ID. Hickey
.a.j. ~ CONAN e. FERRIS,
ap27-4tTu Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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A clergyman named Hoyle was 80 in
discreet as to register his name at hotel
in 0miha. Within half an hour no fewer
than fourteen persons sent their cards to
his room to ascertaia if hnsh royal
couldn't beat four aces.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBG GIVEN THAT THE
An Undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified ~ Administrative on the estate of
Bernard Pistorius late Of Hamilton County, de.
ceased. EMILY PISrUkiUS.
GEO. Fl. HARhIEs. Attorney. valE
CINCINNATI. March 10. 1880. apo03tTu
JOSEPH RUBY. WHOSE RESIDENCE is UN
u KNOWN is hereby notified that Elizabeth
Ruby did. on the 9th day Of March. A. D. 1850.
fiie her petition for divorce against him, in case
No, 6l,SS4, of the Court OF Common Pleas, within
and for Hamilton County, State of Ohio, charging
the said Joseph Ruby with habltual drthksnhess
for three yea wiiful absence for three years and
grossneglect of duty. and asking that she may be
divorced from the said Joseph Ruby. Said petit
day Of Msy, A. D. 1880 ELiZABETH RUBY,
A' .H BY Gray & Tischbein her Attorneys
March 80, 1880 .,' r' mh306tru
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04
& Mt Olivet Turnpike, beginning at

& Mt. Olivet Turnpike, beginning at
Falmouth.
Judge James O'Hara and J. w. Bryan,
of Covington. KY, and Hon. A. Perrin,
J. Quincy Ward. C. w. West and Judge
Desha, of Cynthiana, KY, were in at
tendance at Circuit Court Saturday.
The heavy rain of the 25th ult. dam
aged the bridge connecting East and
West Falmouth SO much that it is
deemed unsafe for wagons and teams.
The authorities have had IL labeled,
CONDEMNED" ....o. S1...
John and George Woods were arrested
on Friday evening and brought before
Judge Jamison, charged with robbing
the store of Mr.. Willett, at Bachelors
Rest, in this county, and were held un-
der bond for their appearance, before His
Honor Judge Perkins, Of the Criminal
Court. -.s... ~
HAMILTON.
The raging Miami is lessening its huge
proportions.
J. R. Maxwell, Of Cincinnati, was at
the Straub yesterday.
The st. Stephen School will picnic at
the Fair grounds May 1lth. 1880.
James Mustard is lying very how of
consumption at his residence on North
street. ..r
James Williams, an old Hamilton boy,
is fourishing at his new quarters in
Middletown.
Prof. Graeser has party at Beckett's
Hall, Friday evening, May IA, at which
all are cordially invited. Admission 81,
ladies free. ...... ..
Prof Graeser, of Cincinnati, finishes
his duties with the present class of "toe
tippers' tonight. He has met with
marked success.
They are SO rushed with work at
Ritchie & Dyers shop that they have to
work till 8 or 10 o'clock at night. This
is encouraging.
Mrs. John Cameron has q very fine
specimen of iron foam from the fnmeus
jackson mines, presented her by Miss
Minnie Cameron.
One of the cheapest excursions of the
season is that to St. Louis, the 18th of
May. 1t is gotten up by st. Paups Ben
evolent Society of this city, and pro-
misses round "trip ticket to St. Louis
and return, good for three days, for
81 rs. The committee who have it in
charge are all wide awake gentlemen, as
follows: Robert Alstatter, Henry Tab
Ter, J. B. Fisher, Alex. Getz and Nioho-
las Bunner .'' t-I
Mr.. George Bachelor is again at his
post of duty at Snidor's paper mill, after
being laid up for some time in conse-
auence of being hurt by belt. ....
Two candidates left this city yester-
day for Columbus to be examined for
admission to the bar. The Hon. James
+. Neal is one of the Committee on Ex.
animation. i'.'.t
COUNCIL PRoCEED1NGs-City Council
met at the Council Chamber last night
in regular session and transacted busi-
ness as follows: Mayor Egry submitted
a communication, stating that on the
approach Of summer it is customary for
some persons of this city to hang in front
of their places of bus ness, turtles that
have been decapitated, and that he con-
sidered it a practice that should be
abated. The City Solicitor was instruct
ed to prepare an ordinance in regard to
this. ,..
The Committee On Fire Department
were instructed to have all the ladders
of the Department painted. ...'-
Money was appropriated to pay ex-
penses as follows: .....-I
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO GfLBERr
lX THOMAS that VIM. K. Meore and Eloise Pot
ticary did. on the 29th day OF December 1879 com
m ence suit numbered 35,26S, in the Superior
Court Of Cincinnati. seeking to foretlose certain
mortgage, dated the 9th day of September, 1876,
seturing the payment OF four certain promissory
notes TOR el37 50 each, payable. with per cent
interest, in one. two, three and four years after
date respectively. TO the order Of said VIM. E.
Moore and ElOise Pottcary, upon the following
described property. wig That certain tract or par
eel VI land in Walnut Hills. Hamilton County,
Ohio, being part OF section s ToYnship 3, Section
Frac ional Range 2, in the Miami Purchase,
bounded aud described as follows to-wit: The Lot
mark d and numbered ITS on the plat of Lane
Seminary Grounds, in y ,ok No, A0l, page A. of the
Records Of said County, being 81 feet front on
Chestnut street and 124 feet deep and that unless
said Gilbert Thomas answers In such case by the
sth day o. May, 1885, the allegations Of the peti.
ton in said case will be taken as confessed by
him to be true. and Judgment will be rendered
therein as prayed for. RM u. MOORE,
e.. -, ., EIIOISE PlTTICARY.
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MEDICAL.
UMPTIOAI

tan he eiued BY the conttnped use Of Os Dau una
Cod Liver Oh and Lacf0- -Ph0sphate
af Lime. a cure fer Consumption. Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Brsnehihs and al Scroful9us
Diseases Ask your druggist for Osmun's and
take no other. II he has not got 1t, I will seId
one botae for 81, sKpseas paid.
m 100 AZ .la, CHAa A. QSMUN,
tqsCss f y Seventh avenue, New York
For sele by John Keeshsn. druggist northwest
corner Sixth and Wslnnt
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RUSSIA SALVE.
REDDINGsS
Russia Salve!

What > Distfngushed Merchant
Thinks Of lt.
NEw YoRK, August 9, 1879
MEssns. REDDING & Co.--Gentg In all Kinds Of
wounds and Inflammation OF every kind,
consider your Russia Salve the best remedy have
eyer used seldom ever use Anything else inmy
house or stables Respectfully youm, N
i1fi ela H. B. CLAFLIN,
,H Worth street, New York
RUSSIA SALVE.'
Best family salye in the werld. Price 25c. 60s
and p" Use the 81 size for animals 1t Is eyseI.
lent Tor scrstehes, gals. DC t9 ~
Aycur druggist has not the 81 size, ask himte
get It for you. ff VT
R E ID ID I ~ g. g. g o.,
4Chsrles.swn street, Boston, Massachusetts,,
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11

Jim Emmous, Of the Bismarck Sun,
gives gsnsral manager Sargent and the
baggy portion Of the Argus gentle racket
in the last issue of bic literary mud scsw.
Jim slings mud we'll but not v issly. Mr.
Sargent may have made mistakss Who
has not! It's pretty hard to managea road
which runs through Paradise and tsrmi-
mates at the mouth of HI.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
OUR SCHOOL.

At . meeting of the school board last
Saturday evening, it was decided to open
school 90 Wednesday, the 10th inst. NJ.
P. F. Foley, Of Watertown, Wis, has been
engaged At Z salary Of ts5 month
The text books Ia be used are Wstson's
orthography, Appleton's readers. Spencer.
ian writing, RobissonS Arithmetic,
Guyot's Geography, swinton's Language
Lessons, Harvsy's English Grammar. and
Swinton's U. s. History. Just 20 fast As
higher branches ore demanded other
text books will be designated. Every
thing 10 being done BY tho board to salts
fy the people, and it is hoped all
will unite in patron!zing tue
school to the extent Of making it the
pride Of our valley. Poor people can have
no excuse for not sending their children
a. the law provides for them, in the way
Of beoks.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11

There will be a grand dedication ball
given ut the new school house on the
evening of tho, 18th (Monday.) The party
will bs frst class in every respect, and the
proceeds will go towardpurcha sing prizes
for the scholars. Every body come.
Our land agents are undergoing NO small
amodnt Of t,oubls and inconvenience in
consequence Of nonsensical klnk in the
law governing clerks of the district courts
in counties IN Which no circuit court il
held. 1t appears that on account Of f6tuts.
man county's being attached to Cass coun.
ty for judicial purposes, renders it unlaw-.
full for Mr.. Kelly, clerk of the district
court, to take declaratory statements. con.
sequently, those desiring to do 70 are
compelled to go to Fargo, distance Of
enc hundred miles, st cost of $15 Or $40.
This is gross outrage on the foreigner
a. we'll IS injustice to our county II
Judge Barnes will take enough interest
in our welfare to set this matter right, he
would confer upon u great favor.
Company F. Of the 7th Cavalry, arrived
at this place from Fort Tottsn. last Thurs
day, afternoon, and went into camp across
the river, whore they remained until Sum
day morning. They were on their way
to Bismarck. from which point they will
proceed westward, accompanied BY the
Northern Pacific surveyors. The COM
pany 10 composed of fine and hardy
looking men, many of whom are quite re-
6ned and we'll educated. The boys are in
good spirits and say thay are ready for
business. A the present campaign prom.
ises to be of more than ordinary import.
ance on account of general dissatisfaction
among the Indians, the boys will probably
have chance to show their bravery before
they return to winter quarters. It will
be remembered this company was once
commanded by the much lamented Custer
during his last raid. Only two of the
old boys are left from the chase. The
boys speak very highly Of Major Bell and
say that although hs is very exacting hs
10 also very kind.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
Fort Totten Items !.

special to the Alert.
The ice broke up yesterday. The lake
is now clear and Col. Scott il getting his
boats in order-Ths land boom has reach
cd Stump Lake, claim jumping being the
order Of the day. i. 1t. Scott has bought
aslaugh cutter, for use on the steamer, of
course. :. Mr.. Merrill, the census man for
this district, 10 in town. Camsis &
Palmer have received new supply of
cradles. Who speaks 6rt:. Mr.. Bren-
ner, the post .rader, has about finished
seeding bic farm on the ChsyennG. Mr..
Morgan. one of Gel. Miles fhvorite scouts,
arrived from the Yellow Stone country
yesterday. He came BY way Of Mouse
River and reports that to bs the boss
country. A report was received yester-
day that family Of half bresds had
starved to death at Turtle Mountain.
Mr.. Palmer has just returned from James,
town.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

The following are among the pro minent
arrivals At the Dakota House during the
past week:
H. N. Wade, Watseka, ILL.,; A. J Sears
and con, Watseka, Ill.,; B. F. Goss, Pc
walkee Wis; B. F. Bowman, Pswaukes,
VIZ NJ. L. Knowlton, 81. Paul; A. L.
Welde, wife and son. Chicago; Geo. F.
Short, Chicago; Miss Nellie Schwellen-
bah, Chicago; w. H. Campbell, Winus-
peg; W. +. Wsdtman, Minneapolis; J. w.
Won Media, Minneapolis; T; G. Struble
White Pigeon, Mich; Chas. H. Dixon,
st. Paul; John A. Good, St. Paul; ]. r.
Robertson. St. Paul; J. G. NcHugh. St.
Paul; Warren Hull, Pekin. H.; L. F.
Rice Grand Rapids, Mich. Morris John
son, Lowell, Mich. F. E. Jones, Burton
Harry White, Deadwood; John Mcneil,
US. Indian Inspector; J. E. Harkness
Chicago; E E. Hill, Chicago; Cuylsr
Adams, spiritwood; r. w. Leavenworth,
Rio, Via; L. McKlnnie, Rio, Wia; Ham
lin Russell, Spiritwood; Mrs John Ven
mum and son, Watsska, Ill.,. E. G. Wiss.
ingA Deadwocd; J. A. jenkins, Louis
vile, KY. Jesse Hill, Waphtusa, Wis; r.
N. Pray, Fargo; II. B. Reese, U. S. Pay
Master; A. IcCowley, Asst. Pay Master ;
]. B. Pellors, Winona, MINI; A. D,
Ellsworth, Winona, MINI. J C. Winslow
Rev. J. II. Baldwin, Tower City; Capt.
L. smith, Columbia, d. T.; w. G. Glib.
son, Lowell, Wis.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
Jamestown's Boo m.

The readers OF the ALERT will be grat.
lied to learn that We will soon be able
to rise above the brick monopoly. The
outrageous price our people have been
compelled to pay tor brick shipped in
from Moorhead and other parts, has made
many : stout heart sick, and caused less
plucky ones to curse the country. We
have good material out Of which to man-
ufacturs brick and the only reason We have
not had brick yard long before this is
simply on account Of our meekly submit
ting the enterprise to the management OF
certain Jefferson parties who promised US
if We would not try to influence any enc
else to come in they would certainly come
and oil the field. Since that time we have
said nothing about the matter through the
paper or otherwise, although We have re-
celved scores Of communications from the
parties begging for encouragement and
information. Our people have become
disguised with the slowness of this i'm
portant manufacturing enterprise and have
taken steps which will, we hops, prove
effsctu.l IN supplying the long felt want.
We are responsibly informed that Mr..
Henry Smith and a gentleman by the
name of Bockers, both formerly Of Green
Bay, Wis, have already commenced opsr.
ations and will have their first kiln burned
in about four weeks. These gentlemen
are old, experienced brick makers, and
II they make good brick they will receive
: big lift from our psople. We shall
watch the project with interest, and give
cur readers the benefit Of our observations,
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
We Kick.

We are creditably informed that several
by certain persons prominently interested
at Grand Rapids, not to purchase any land
in the vicinity of Jamestown on the
ground that clear title could not be OBJ.
t.ined thereto, and have told them that
no land of any value could be obtained
within at least forty miles Of this place to
whicha clear and distinct title could be
had. Now, this is not true. We kick
That it is perfectly right for Grand Rap
ids parties to work for the best interests
OF their own locality, just so long q they
conhne themselves to legitimate busi-
ness basis, no one has any right to dispute,
but when thoy attempt to build up Grand
Rapids and the country around it by IN
juring Jamestown and Stutsman county,
they expose themselves TO severe criticism
and greatly injure their own chances tor
success. Their alleged assertions that
no land to which one can secure ! clear
title can be had within forty miles Of this
place, 10 basely false; aud in justice to
our own county and village We shall op-
pose such schemes % much a possible:
There are taousaads of acres of just IS good
land ~ God ever made, within thres to
Is miles Of jamestown. which can Be
homsstesded, prs-empted, tres-claimed or
purchased outright, either for cash down
or on time. The question of title il al
bosh: Common sense will teach any man
that the government or the railroad com.
pany are just u able to give clear titles to
their lands in one place as another.
This is only sharp dodge used BY
short sighted individuals to bene6s their
own favored locality, at the expense Of
Jamestown. This 'tam" business, gentle
men, and don't you forget it.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
jamestown General Market,
Corrected weekly By L. LYON

No l wheat 95 cts y 81 per bushel
No 2 F" 90c S92 bn - Oats IS y 6Oc bu
White Rose Flour ----$S per barrel.
-Four ace Patent Flour 50 per barrel.
Mess Pork $50 bbl - Bacon 121<Rl3c ID
Hams IA S15cib Dried Beef Is 3 l6e b
Coffee best 25c n Dried apples l211<c b
Dried Peaches 121le&- Dried prunes 1211
bl'kbefriss1:1 <-Zantee currants1211c
Alden Evaporated apples Csc per pound
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
Notice.
NOTICE.

The ALERT is delivered to all subscrlb-
ers within the village limits free of charge.
Thosc desiring single copies can get them
OF the following places: Dakota House,
News Depot and VIII Elmer's drug store.
Price 5 cents.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11

Jamestown, Dakota
Go to lambert for shade trees.
Go to Lambert's tor box elder seed.
l0} LIS sugar for 81 at Lamberts.
Overalls soc per pair at Lambert's.
Got to Lambert's before buying OATS.
Gents hose soc dozen at Lambert's.
A 10 cent cigar for 3 cents at LIONS.
Ladies' serge slippers for 75c at Lambert's.
Go to Henry Vessey for Ground Fesd
Go s. to F. Lalabelt's tor cheap drags.
Cash will buy goods low. Call and sec.
l.. LYON.
C. j. Weir sells the world renowned
j. I. Case machinery. '
Large stock of boots and shoes just re
ceived at Lamberts.
C.J. Weir sells the Mccormick self.
binder.
We keep the best groceries that can be
bought L. LYON.
CD. Weir sells the lager self dump
ing hoy rake.
Crockery, glassware, brown and yellow
are at Curtin T. Winslows.
C.J. Weir has just sold elder Inman o
full rig vibrator and traction engine.
The cheapest teas IN town for the money
at LYON's.
A 6ne line of spectacles, eye glasses, etc.
just received at T. w. Fields.
Bedsteads, chairs, rocking chairs, tables,
and general line of furniture just received
vt Curtain & Winslow's.
old papers for sale at this Office for
q cents per 100.
Just receivsd-an invoices Of ladies' and
Misses hats. L. LYoN.
Butter at Henry vesssy's, fresh and
sweet, for eale at Wholesale or retail.
Henry vsssey has just received one car
load Of 6auk Centre Flour.
Call On Elder Inman for all kind of
Garden Seed, Horse Radish and Rhubarb
plants now on hand.
For oil kinds Of sewing machine repairs
and needles call on Elder 1nman. Chew
Ing gum furnished lady customers
Ladies attention: For earrings, pins, sets,
silver thimbles, charms, chains, bracelets,
ETC., 60 to T. W. Fields Jewslry store.
If you want good shave 90 to Thomp.
son. He 10 doing good work. The new
shop Las been instrumental in improving
his artistic ability.
For sale on long time and 1t low prices,
lots in jamestown. Apply to Cuylsr
Adams, spiritwood Farm.
For .als cheap, 4 lot OF breaking plows
used only one season on the spiritwood
Farms. Also a few tons OF good hay.
Apply to manager. m4tf
A blacksmith shop has besn opened at
spiritwood, whore parties doing breaking
in that vicinity can have their plows sharp.
ened, and repairing done at reasonable
rates. q
The prairie il covered with carpet Of
green.
The box elder and the elm bloometh.
Likewise the prairie daisy.
Where is Pete! Has hs been herss Just
gone. Too late. Oh, myl
The first article on the 18th page should
have been credited to the Land Journal
The simple fact that the railroad compa.
ny have not a. yat received patent to iti
earned lands, 10 no reason why they should
net bs taxed. The patent does no assist
in tho earniSg Of the lands, but in perfect.
Ing the title to them.
]. C.Weir, the live farm machinery man
1ow comes forth with q praneing hors.
and new top buggy. We feel wear-eh, and
would like 20 go out arid.sh-ing.
We understand that D. N. Kelleher vii,
be chosen by the Democrats ~ delegate
to their convention which will be held Al
Bismarck some time this month. Kelle
her will make good enc.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
DolNGs OF THE PAST WEEK.
Business--Local Politics--Reliqion

BuSlneSS--L0cal Religion.
It would require person Of superior
enumerative abilities to properly sum up
the incidences of the ps.taweek. 1t has
been one Of business, sprinkled with 90
cial dues and seasoned with ecclesiastical
preludes. The talkative land agent a.
we'll as the more sedate wood butcher has
made very admirable showing. Hun
dreds Of acres have passed from the hands
Of Uncle Sam, into the hands of his in
dustrious subjects. Buildings of al
most every description have gone up and
and will. ere long, be sufficiently COM
pleted to admit either mercantile or do
nestle plunder. The merchant, too, has
not been spending his time in idlsness.
Instead of loating around the store with
his feet raised to anielevation Of about nine
and one.half degrees above the line Of his
sacred head, waiting for customers, he
hxs with, unusual br;skness been raking
into bis spacious cash box substantial
evidences of commercial prosperity.
Thugs socially, including gossipical
breezes, free shiu.digs. private card parties
and moonlight strolls have occupied q
considerable attention, and closed without
blood-shed or unholy consequences.
The sharp eyed politician has not been
sleeping, but has put in good weeks
work button holing his victims and hold.
ing open air conventions with sojourning
strangers. The congressional ship seems
to weigh heavily upon their souls. Some
are in favor of Mr.. B., some in favor of
Mr.. R., and others, for reasons more IA
miliarly known to their business relations
are ardent admirers of Southern aspirants.
When tho
o. HOLY SABBATH
came, all things Of q noisy nature passed
away and the village turned out in full
force and with an air Of becoming solem.
nifty marched toward the temple where
spiritual rations are dispensed to the en-
tire satisfsction of oil. After the regular
services had concluded the Sunday School
fled into line aid proceeded to business.
It being the 6rst Sabbath in new year, it
became tho duty Of the school to reorgan-
ize. After . little religious lscturing,
Mr.. J. A. Olds was nominated and elec-
tee superintendent, aud Joe D. Mills,
secretary. The school il in q very pros
porous condition, and it 10 more than
likely that it will, under MI. Old's skill-
ful management, develop into popularity.
Sabbath afternoon at o'clock, the
church society held business meeting
and proceeded to elect six trustees, whose
business it should be to look after the
lucrative necessities Of the society. J. A.
Olda, L. Lyon, J. 8. Nichols, o. A. Boy.
ington, E. P. Wells and J. ]. Flint were
elected. These officers have full charge
of all matters pertaining to the erection
of new Ebenszer in our midst and its
location will bs wherever they choose n
designate.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-11
9a,,1estp1u11 A1ert.
omeial paper Of 4.a.sman County
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
Terms:--Payable I'm Advance.
GNE COPY. one year, ~
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NO subscriptions continued longer than paid for.
All business comm municatione should be addressed
TO MARSHALL MCCLURE,
Jamestown, Dakota