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AFR Jfwgrr said that The first choice Of
,,n % n.c,'ls Of Mar chester was judge Clop-
, ',aws TT took pleasure in second'ns the
0o MR. cnannnHIaYsE placed Judge GoPiOn
IN nomination, but subsequently Mitnu , W,
en-, ~ name. and Colonel French received oil
the votes. .,,,
Mr. L,py nominated the present inculn'
,o' ~" .indce sherrard, and ne was unani-
mously elected.
Adjourned.
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MADISON COUNTY.
FINE Misunderstanding Is THEIR CORN
RELATIONSHIPS WHEAT.

I'M WnAIUEE-GEIIING r IIItR IONN-
RAILEOADS-TuE WHEAT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di,na'Chl
JANUARY u. 1850.
We are having fine weather nov. The
farmers are busy getting in their corn. and
some have commenced ploughing for corn.
Our neighbor> are wearing long faces be-
cause the weather is too warm TO get ice.
our Madison Courthouse friends seem T.
rejoice at the idea 81 having q railroad.
The wheat crops in this part OF the county
are generally looking wen. We are having
good deal Of sickness in our neighbour
hood this winter and some few deaths. We
have bad good deaf OF rainy, damp weather
i'm the last two or three weeks.
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IL would relieve the mono,ony OF things
some u a Grant delegate we're now and then
elected 10 the Republican State Conven-
Hon. Philadelphia Times.
Wbatf Is that the fate OF the GRANT
boom 10 The State which CAMERON owns
Has SIMON lost bis sripY Or has his son
proved TO be unahIe 10 succeed bims
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-. Z e 7Es,sg-g
DEATHS

Died, on THURSDAY. 22d Of January. in the fourth
year ot her age. JANtTTE, Dolly daughtero Of \. VI.
and Mary j. Burnett.
The funeral viii take place from her father resi-
deuce, Porter street between Twelfth and Ilir-
tcenfh reefs. Manchester. on SATURDAY !. Janu-
ary 2i'h. al O'Clock A. NJ Friend, and acqutint-
nnces Of the family are invited 10 attend.
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re.eoo !. not a good one; or, LAT being
our reason, and that falling us, we sna :,
have TO spell IL hereafter without "P'"
rhfs tn the S,dfpe
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fEAIissIAEES.

Married, on "Wednesday Tie Ii instant. by the
Rev. Alexander Wcd!eii. OF -. Johns Episcopal
church. Mr. JOIN MACKIE and Mis- :. AGNES
RUS &: all of thi- city.
Tallahassee (FIa) and Alba ~ (GaJ papers please
C4Uy.
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~ BROAD.sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH, SUNDAY. Januar' 2jth.-Preachiug at
| O'Clock 4. NJ BY Bishop ID. ;. DOGGETr -. ID.
at "a T.. NJ by Rev. ". q. STARR. pastor. Subject
THE Building Of the Temple" Strangers cordially
welcomed.
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IL A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS
DRY GOODS ArLrss THAN OLD rGIcEsi
JULIUS MEYER.
400. nN. .FrFsHns.ffn

JULIUS MEYER,
Coz BROAD STREET.
being determined TO reduce his stock preparatory
to making change In business, has marked lis en-
tire stock way down
DRESS GOODS closing 0ut a. and below cost;
DRESS GOODS reduced from 81 To 2Jc., from
30 to 20c.. from 20 10 ! g g.;
DOUW.E-WIDTH NOVELTIES re- lucci flOm
- 2jto9jc.:
STEFL-MIXED POPLINS reduced 70 &C.;
STRIPED MUMMY-CLOTHSa t SIR;
BLACK and COLORED CA>IIMEGES greatly re-
duccd;
ALL-WOOL COLORED CASEMERES reduce to
45c.; superior quality reduced from - 10 6Oc /:
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE 20 43c.-ycry
cheap;
zoe. BLACK CASHMERE reduced 10 JQc.;
~ CASHMERE reduced to S5c.;
Specially low prices made in BLACK and COLOR
Ed SILKS;
PEKIN STRIPED SILKS and SATINS AZ cost;
MERlNO and ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR at
greatly reduced prices;
BLANKETS closing out n cost;
LADIES aud CHILDREN'S FURS clio iug out
much below cost;
Ana lots Of other good, below regular prices, AT
JAZZ JULIUS MEYERS.
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~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH.->er-
vices at / a. VI. by Rev. Mr. DANE; At 2ii p. NJ.
by Rev. j. MELVILLE JACKSON.
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IL FIRST PRE- by T Err A n
CHURClI.-Proaching by the pastor, Rev. T. L..
PRESTON. ID. d.. AT ! l \. NJ and al quarter before
at night. Strangers will receive IL cordial well
come.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OFFER on MONDAY

'''' rf' ~ Wv 1VNDAI
PURE LINEN TABLE. cLcTH a, Isc.av.,t.
TABLE-LfNES t2,o, IS. and soc;
TABLE-LINEN 1t 75c.. purchased A. ,,,..,.
GAIN aud +. equal to any centrally roldaf
LINEN TA6LE-CL0THs at 6Zkc. apiece:
FRENCH DOUBLE DAMAsSEst .s,.o.
10 pieces lc.4 LINEN sHEETING AZ IT,,
present value If which T. sl2O:
$50 dozen GENTLEMEN's LINEN HANbKr,
CHIEFS at l2Hc. most q which arc chem, =,
Csc.
They also offer large stock Of PlQUEs ant ,.,s.
WHITE GOODS Of French and Anorlc,.. ,,,,
ufac,ure at fully 20 per cent. les tlsn ,s, ,.-.
sent value.
Their stock OF HOSIERY. which g. c,nu,.,r.,
every variety. Is Cfercd a. gpat r,da..i , b.,
close out odd tote.
rs yards long HUCK TOWFLs lpurc rr... =,
1919; full lone yafdlrYhatlc,c.-g......g
sold at %.
Also. a new lot # TOPCHOV. yALlN.'.,rs
BREToNN J.. LA>GULDoc. ... ...-
LACES.
Also, a large as'or'mentof HAMBURG f.. ....,
atfeduced piices.
III THOSE ~ WANT or p..,,
GOODS can buy thenat on.licrallc r.t
COHEN BROTHERS.
being anxious 10 close tac.ril season.. .....
Also. AT COST. BLANKrTs. rLANNiI..,...
PETS. CLOAHs. SHAWL. .uI o,a,. ....
goods.
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III GRACE-STREET BAPT II
CHURCH corner of Grace and Fousbee s,reetsl.-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER, ID. d..
will preach al IL O'Clock A. NJ. and at balfplst
O'Clock =. NJ. Subject at night, A5lmelech; or
Self Seeking
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We spell LANsoS with a "Pp because he
spells It 50. But cessonte ratione cessat
ipsa f tsTi OF, II be doesn't spell ii. so, the
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III 4. HI FILLER q son,
300 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS FOR TuE HOLIDAYS.

We have just received fan and complete line of
NOVELTIES uitab'c tor llr LiDAG PRESENTS.
SILK HANDKERCUlEF TIES. SlIELL-BDNES,
GIONE~. HOODS MliTtN~. COMFORTS,
KNIT JACKETS. EMBROIDERED
COLLARS AND tFFS.
together with many her article, too numerous 10
mention.
BLACK aud COLORED CACHEMIRE>, fun line.
from DE. 10 %:
POPLIN LU>1kt>, iuii ine Of colors. At l2fc.;
PLklN STRIPES. la SILKS, SATIN, and NEL-
VETS:
BROCADt SILKS. fui line cOiors:
BLACK and Ct1LOGED SILKS, NELNETS, and
NtLNtTEENS;
A few more Of those Cheap DAMAsK towels
at 25c.;
LADIES, GENTLEMEN's, and CHu.DREN'S
UNDERWEAR;
HOSIERY. WHITE GOODS aud CASSLMERES:
NOTIONS N endless VARIETY. dc IL
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EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH AND lTALlAN.-Any lady or
Il gentleman can be- enabled 10 speak either OF The
above languages IN short time aud NJ irfne eN-
pense unser ror,ssor CREsPI. who has had long
enth street, city. h23-ets
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could she be so carried p Frmpiite Jour
nal
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III GRACE-STREET PREsBYTE-
RAN CHCR' H-Rey. G. II. READ. - d.. pastor.
Preaching At IL \. VI. aud 7:lj T.. NJ. Subject OF
evening lecture one eighth in the series: Abra-
hams Care r The Marriage of Isaac, "1he rheo-
cratic Founding Of a Pious Bride Wooing.n
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IN CORNELIUS ID. COOLEY (colored)
VIII preach at the FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. in
dney, at 3 T. NJ SUNDAY NEXT.
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rf5~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corLer Of Main and sixth strectsl.-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. ID, VIII preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. Nj. aud 1880 L. NJ.
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fITJOHN G.. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
1904 Main street corner above p0st-ollce),
RICHMOND, VA.

His stock consists Of a LAEGE AND FINE A.
SORTMENT OF GOODS, Imported especially for
him. and Is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, aud PATTERNS.
Prices TO suit the Zines.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, aud CUFFS Of 1ne grades
made 10 order. no IA
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III SEVENTH.STEEET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Preaching at Il \. VI. by Rev. +. II
GREEN, CORE pondns secretary of General Chris
tan Missionary Society Al 100 =. VI. the pastor,
R,V j. Il. TYLER, Will commence "a series Of SER
mons on worldly amusement', &c. Subject:
Dancing
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l-j- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth aud Broad streeisl The Rev. j. u.
HAWTHORNE, ID. d.. will preach on SUNDAY al
A. NJ. and ~ L. VI. Morning subject IngersOlrs
Indictment Of Tie Bible Answered." All strangers
welcomed
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III MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine oLd Laurel s'recisl.-
Preaching by Elder j. \. DEARBORs al IL 4. NJ
and 1870 T.. NJ.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Gracel-Hey. ". g.
SCHAEFFER, Pastor.-Preaching 1T ii A. N. and
1870 T.. ".
strangers and visitors heartily welcomed. Seats
free.
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III UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS AT
OLD PRICES.
JULIUS MEYERS, GO3 BROAD STREET.

Notwithstanding the recent heavy advance IN
material, We are clliug our celebrated
LGNEN-BOSUM SHIRT at 6Oc.;
The extra quality Al Soc: and The
Celebrated PEARL sIilET at$I.
Ijt2I
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t. Abingdon Prc>bytery to accept call 10
the churches OF Laurel Hin and NeWhcrn,
in Pulaski county, Va. He Will move in
Mlrch. -. V. go
MARRIAGES..
Married. ON "Wednesday Tie Ii n instant by the
| Rev. Alexander Wcdieii. OF - Johns Episcopal
church. Mr. JOIN MACKIE and Mis- :. AGNES
Tallahassee (FIaj ana Aba (GaJ papers please
cspy.
GzxE-zZEzz& s7=ryzxEZkEz
DEATHS.
Died. on THURSDAY. 22d of January. I'm the fourth
! ycar,ot her age. JANtITE, ooly daughterof \. W.
| and Mary j. Burnett
The fu eraI viii take place from her fathers resi-
| dence, Porter street between 1wcrh and Thir-
| tcenth reefs. Manchester. on SATURDAY. Janu-
ary "a 'h. Al ii O'Clock \. Vi. Friend, and acqutint
| nnces Of the family are invited 20 attend.
~ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY. Januar' 2jth.-Preachug at
l | O'Clock \. VI. by Bishop ID. :. DOGGETr, -. d.;
at y; T.. VI. by Rev. ". q. STARR. pastor Subject:
THE Building Of the Temple Strangers cordially
welcomed.
~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Ser-
vices at II a. VI. by Rev. Mr.. DANE; at 20 p. N.
by Rev. j. MELVILLE JACKSON.
IT. FIRST ESBYT ERIAN
CHURCH.-Pr,aching by the pastor, Rev. T. l..
PRESTON. ID. d., at II 4. VI. and at quarter before
at night. Strangers will receive Il cordial wei
come.
III GRACE-STREET PREsBYTE-
RAN CHCR'H-Rey. c. II. READ. -. d.. pastor.
Preaching at IL \. VI. aud 7:lj T. NJ Subject OF
evening lecture one eighth In the scricsl Abra-
hams Care r Inc Marriage of Isaac. "The Theo-
cratic Founding Of a Pious Bride Wooing."
III SEVENTH.STEEET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Preaching at Il \. VI. by Rev. +. II.
GREEN. corresponding secretary of General Chris
tan Missionary society Al 100 p. VI. the pastor,
R,y. j. Il. TYLER, Will commence a series Of SER
mons on worldly amuscmcnts, &c. Subject:
" Dancing"
III MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine oLd Laurel s'reeisl.-
Preaching by Elder j. A. DEARBORE at IL 4. NJ.
and 1880 T.. NJ.
NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH (Seyenth street nesr Gracel-i,ev. W. G.
SCHAEFFER, Pastor.-Prcaching at ii 4. NJ. and
7:30PN.
Strangers and visitors heartily welcomed Seats
free.
III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cOr-
ner Twelfth aud Broad strecis) The Rev. ). -.
HAWTHORNE, ID. d.. will preach on SUNDAY al IL
A. NJ and ~ Z. VI. Morning subject: Ingers0rs
Indictment Of Tie Bible Answered" All strangers
welcomed.
mr. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corLer of Main and sixth streets)-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. ID, VIII preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. Nj. aud 1880 PM
III GRACE-STREET Il 4 r Il s Il
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Fousbee streets D.
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER, -. d..
will preach al IL O'Clock A. NJ. and at baf.pIst
O'Clock =. NJ. Subject at night. "AoImelech; or
Seli.Seekine."
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
New Brass LSa..G.

Several of our young men have deter
mined upon organizing tirst-class brass
band, having for Its object the entertain
ment Of the citizens in general. The set
Of instruments, comprising eight or ten
pieces, will cost about $275, and if the
citizens are sufficiently interested i'll the
organization Of such an INSTITUTION to
subscribe 4 small sum each to the pur-
chase money, to bel tie boys out, steps
will be taken at once to get the instru-
ments and begin work. In two months
time after commencing to practice, It is
thou ght that the band viii lie able to fur
nish good music. In case the instru-
ments are purchased with money sub
scribed by the citizens, they will be con
sidercd city property, and the services OF
the band will always be rendered glatuit-
ously whenever the city government may
require music. All opportunity. will be
offered for each ana every oneto subscribe
his mite, and we hope that the efforts OF
the boys will meet with heaity reg,
popsc.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
Yhc Court at Fargo.

The United States Court, which has
been IN session at Fargo for the past two
weeks, adjourned Wednesday, the 2Sth
inst. Among the criminal cases disposed
Of were the following: United States VS..
Wm. Clancy, who was tried last Decem
Der and the jury disagreed, was again
tried and acquitted. United States VS..
Michael Eenncdy, for selling whiskey to
an Indian at Fort Lincoln, found guilty
and sentenced. United States rs. Peter
Harvey, larceny on extension of Northern
Pacific railroad, tried and acquitted.
United States VS. James Ryan: Thomas
Smith, John Smith, Frank Douglass and
john Brown; indicted Jointly for larceny
Of a boat at the port Of Bismarck; plead
guilty and sentenced. United States Us.
John Frisco. charged with murder; Jury
disagreed and the defendant allowed to
plead to manslanghtcr, and sentenced.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
A BONANZA FOR SETTLERS.
The Fort Esert II old Reservation open
fer Settlement.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that all that por-
ton of the Arickaree Gros Ventre and
Mandan reservation, set aside by Execu-
tive Order, dated April 18th 1870, and
known as the Fort Berthold reservation,
and situated in the Territory of Dakota
and Montana, respectively, lying within
the following boundaries, yig: Beginning
at point who're them orth efn forty mile
limit of the grant to the Northern Pacific
Railroad intersect the present South east
boundary of the Fort Berthold Indian
reservation; thence westerly with the line
of said forty mile limit to its intersection
with Range line between Ranges 81 and93
west, of the fifth Principal Meridian:
thence north along said Range line to its
intersection with the South bank Of the
Little Missouri River; thence northwest
lv along and up the. South bank ~of said
Little Missouri River with the meanders
thereof, to it's intersection with the Range
line between Ranges sc and 81 west Of
the 5th Principal Meridian, thence west
terly in q straight line to the Southeast
corner Of the Fort Buford Military reser-
walton; thence west along the South boun.
diary Of said military reservation, to the
south bank of the Yellowstone River, the
present northwest boundary Of the Fort
berthold Indian reservation, thence along
the present boundary Of said reservation,
and the south bank Of the Yellowstone
River to the Powder River, thence up the
Powder River. to where the Little Pow
der River unites with it, thence north
easterly in a direct line to the point Of be-
ginning, be, and the same hereby IS, re-
stored to the public domain.
And it is further ordered that the tract
of country in the Territory of Dakota ly-
ING within the following described bound
aries. viz: Beginning on the most east
terly point of the present Fort Berthoid
Indian reservation, (on the Missouri Riv
err thence north to the Township line be-
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
THE COMING CITY.
Mushroom Growth Of Erontfe +
Town,

Town.
(Special CorresDonaence Of The 7'ri6une.)
GREEN RIVER CITY, D. T., July 49,
In your welcome TRIBUNE we see no ac-
count Of our fast growing and beautiful
little city, and, as we very much dislike
to be sighted in such manner, We pro
pose to tell your many readers what we
are doing. We have in this place twen-
ty saloons, many Of them fitted up in el-
egant style, among which may he men
toned Quinn & Riley's hotel, north side
of railroad Truax's opera house, Jack
Baunerman, Henry Dion and others, on
south side Two dance houses are also
running every night, giving recreation
and pleasure to both citizens and SOL
diers, and employment 10 some of Bis
marck and Mandan's ]adics(?) There
are six hotels and restaurants, two black
smith shops, two dry goods and grocery
stores, two carpenter shops, one opera
house, two Wholesale liquor Stores and
two laundrles Certainly quite city for
uNC NCChS SlONtil 1lCttI wv ~
tell you of H. A. Bruins and Co.'s bank
ing house, which is not only profitable
to themselves, but a great accommodation
to our business men, as is alse the ex
press office. Messrs. Winston e Grant,
who have the new contract for laying the
track, are overcoming the natural OBJ
structions to the railroad and throwing
bridges across Green and Hart rivers as
fast asfour pile drivers and men to work
them can do IT.. There is alse large
gang Of men at work unloading iron, ties
and other materials here, so that th e city
presents an appearance of being what it
really ls-a busy, rustling, western infant
city. It. is thought probable tracklaying
will re.commence about the first Of Au-
gust, but it will be four or five weeks at
ter that before all the material can he re-.
loaded and shipped to the front
- .- x. X X
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
yEEAitncy's Opera Mouse.

Crowded houses are the order of the day
An cntire new bill tonight, embracing
some Of the choicest gems presented yet.
Ida Vincent, Trixy Vernon, the always
immense Lizzie Pcas1ey and Vim. Jack
son, Oscar Willis, and the favorite w. II.
Davenport, IS a strong combinations and
never fail to please. Den and Ella Howe,
two of the most finished artists in the pro-
fession, appear Monday next. They come
highly recommended; and will no doubt
be welcomed with crowded houses. Grace
Thomas, one of the finest vocalists on the
variety stage, will also make her debut
Monday evening
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30

tween Townships 15S and l59 north,
thence west along said Township line to
it's intersection with the White Earth
River, thence down the said White Earth
River to its junction with the Missouri
River, thence along the present bound
airy of the Fort Berthold Indian reserva-
ton and the left bank Of the Missouri
River to the mouth of the Little Knife
River, thence southeasterly in direct
line to the point Of beginning; be, and
and set apart for the use of the Arickaree,
Gros Ventre and Mandan Indians, as an
addition to the present reservation in said
Territory.
(SIGNED. RIB. HAYES.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
PUREZY Personal.

Dr.. Caldwell, Of Fort Benton, was in
town last Friday
Joe Leighton and James Leighton, of
ST. Paul, were in town Saturday.
JAS Bellows, and Miss Bellows, OF
Rochester, n 7 :, arrived Monday.
Tom Jones, the popular salesman, took
weeks vacation dnd visited St. Paul.
Il. C. Power and family and Mrs. Nc
Ginnis were guests at the Sheridan this week.
Postmaster Keith, of Casselton, was
acquitted his second trial at Fargo, lastwcc'i,
Mr.. VIM. D. O'Toole, post trader, ana
wife passed through Bismarck this week en- route
for St. Louis.
US. Marshal John 3. Raymond ar
for Dcadwood.
Judge Corey attended the U. S.court at
Fargo this week, likewise did the Hon. Matt
Edgerly, of Mandan.
Commodore Coulson, of Yankton, and
Mr. N. Beuscn. of St. Louis, paid visit Capt
Dan Maratta, Saturday last.
Mr. NJ. H. Jewell, of The TRIBUNE, and
F. Jay Haynes. the Photographic, were at Fort
Stevenson the 37th, stereepticonozing the conn
try.
Capt. Mantor has returned to his Min
nesota home to remain until after the Mnncso-
ia expositions when he will return to Bismarck
with his family.
Hon. Henry B. Payne, Ohlo's candidate
for the democratic nomination for the presiden-
cy. was in Bismarck this week and visited the
extension Of the North Pacific railroad.
E. B. Chambers was not killed as re-
ported last week but was scriouly injured. He
cannot recover however. Three ribs were bro-
ken and either internal injuries sustained.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
vhe Long Needed Surveys.

A letter to DR.. Porter in response TO a
petition gotten up by. II. G. Coykendal]
j. A. Rea, of Bismarck, and the enterpris
ing citizens of the Painted Woods district
from surveyor general Espersen, reports
that the contract has been let for the SUR
vcy of lands in question and the deputy
will be on the ground next week. Be.
ginning where the present survey ends.
the new survey will extend to Painted
Woods and the northern boundary of
Burleich County This is good news to
the settlers and T. S. Land Office.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
An Appropriate Gift.

A neat box arrived from Philadclphia
on Saturday evening last, freight prepaid,
directed to Rev. A. J. Ycater. On open
ing it, it was found to contain most
elegant bible, two prayer books, aud
hymnal, bound in red morocco, gilt edge,
and labeled on the backs in. gilt letters,
'Church OF the Bread Of Life, bismarck.
A tl,ank-ot1ering from the Rev. H. G..
Patterson, y. d., $780," The present is
truly valuable, and the doner, whose visit
here with Bishop Clarkson at the opening
services Of the chapel is remembered with
so much pleasure by all the friends OF the
parish, w,Il receive their sincere thanks
for this very appropriate "tilank-otser-
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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30

On motion the hoard adjourned sine die.
j. Fl. RICHARDS,
County Clerk.
BISMARCK, D. T. July 5, 1885,
Board Of county commissioners met
pursuant TO statute.
Present-Frank Donnelly, chairman,
and Commissioner Joseph Hare.
In conformity with the provision Of
Sec. 35, Chap. % Of the political code of
Dakota, approved February II, 1877, the
board Of county commissioners fixed the
following rate of tax on the dollar Of the
assessed valuation of the County Of Bur
leigh as assessed for the year 1880. Ter
ritorial tag as fixed by the Territorial
board Of equalization;