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A Chance far 4 view Of Paradise,

The amusement season in Wilmington
has come to positive standstill, and no en-
gagement at the Opera House is announced
before the 3lst Of March, when John 7.
Raymond, who made his reputation as Col,
Sellers In the "Gilded Age" will appear in
his new play Of "Paradise."
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Caught in the Act.

A young man named Richardson was ar
rested this afternoon for stealing lot lead
pipe from Captain Shaw's place Of business
OF Fifth street. He will be given hearing
at police court this evening
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A Poor Pun on Grave Subject.

WAsHINGToN, March 12.-The Signal
Corpse Station at Delaware Breakwater re.
ports as follows: The mate Of the schooner
Elliot L. Daw, named Kurah, was killed
Yesterday by falling from aloft to the deck,
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FOR HORSES.

No hOrseman should be without bottle in his
stable in case Of accident as IL Is sure cure for
the following diseases Of the horse;
Use for Sprained Joints, Sore Shoulders and
Backs, Thrush In Feet, Scratches, Sweeney,
Fistula, Poll Evil, Distemper, Curb Splnt,
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arrsE1r UEOrHHHe.
THE TIDAL WAVE

is coming so is the fine cloth
ing to the Misfit Parlors. We
have just received a few very
fine three button coats and
vests, made ofthe finest French
rib-trico, lined all through with
silk. Cost $45.00, will be sold
for $4,000, there are a very
few of them. Also some fine
Edwin Harris Cashmere suits
worth $4,000 that will be sold
for $1,000, and fancy Cassi-
mere and Cheviot suits, worth
from $500 to $500 will be
sold from $1,000 to $500.
Also about 200 pairs of pants
of various grades, comprising
all sorts and kinds, that will
be sold so per cent. less than
their value. We have a few
Of those very fine overcoats left
that we will sell for less than
cost before packing them away.
Those wishing bargains had
better call at once. You will
find the makers name on some
of those fine goods.
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IMPoRTANT DECISION.

Chancellor salisbury Sustains Samuel ID.
Pascbau
Especial dispatch to The Gazette.
DOVER, March l7,-Chancellor salisbury
this morning read his decision in the case of
the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Company VS..
Samuel D. Paschall, concerning the erection
of wharves ON the Christiana. The docu-
ment was very lengthy and decided in favor
of the defendant.
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CERTIFICATES ::

A.A. Walton, of Huntington Valley, Mont gom-
cry county, Pa. writes that he had a lame back
for great many years; had suffered a great deal,
and never found anything to help him until he
tried the II. II. ii. Medicine, which made per-
samuel Carmen, Bensalem township, Bucks
county. Pa, says II has been worth thousand
dollars tohim In curing his Rhe umiatsm.
For sale by druggists and dealers everywhere
IL y3ur dealer does not happen TO have t In stock
have him get II for you. Don't be put OF with
an inferior article.
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OUR MAILS
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Effect July LIST, 1889.
The Post Office in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 a. N. TO D, M
Private boxes are accessible until II D. M ON
Sundays open from $50 to $50 a. m. Private
boxes accessible from 20 sp. m. The whole
sale stamp window will close at $50 D. m. The
money order etice will close at 6.Oe p. m.
NAILS ULosR AS FOLLOWS:
NORTH.
Wilmington Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa, and points ON the Baltimore Central south
Of Chadd's Ford, 7.40a. u.
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LrrERART PURA1eAaToNs.
1883.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
HLUsTRATED.

uarper,s Magazine begins lts slxth-sixth
ume with the Decem Der number. IL Is net oil
the most Illustrated periodical IN America
and England, but also the largest In Its scheme,
the most beautiful in It's appearance, and the best
magazine for the nome. A new novel entitled
Woolson, the suthor OF Anne" was begun In
the November number, In literary and artistic
cessive mum oer. Special efforts have been made
for the lighter entertainment OF its readers
through humorous stories, sketches, etc,
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On tho l5ti, and 1.-THE. Tho minimum
registered respectively was II am, II.
below ecr,. II. I
s rl'c buys arc all prepared for winter,
having been iss led u complete ret Of
bufalos sDat cap, sauntlets and arctics.
Average daily temperature for tho
week ending Nov. Goth was IL, degrees
above sero, the warmest day being the
18th, u 81 degrees and the coldest, the
l4th, at I degrees above.
What might have been serious con.
aagvation on the 18th was averted by the
pronptness with which the men respo,-
ded 70 the alarm, given by the guard dur.
ing drill hour. It proved simple to be
confined to the chimney In the post hos.
pital which was readily extinxuished.
Il shows tho alacrity Of tho men in
responding to tho .'lire call" 4 call to be
dreaded by the mon of this garrison from
ast winters experience.
After ten years Of service with Uncle
Gam boil, in cavalry and infantry, Ser.
geant Frnnk Burbank "B" Co., leaves
here Monday morning, Nov. %, with the
intention Of settling down in civil life.
He starts for Tulleros,, ria Las Cruises,
New Mexico, and there take unto him.
self one New Mexico's fur senoritas. As
he Is partial to tho land of Montezu yuma,
where they chain their l,osl, let loosc
their dog, etc, 10 doubt lie will content
eddy end his days, basking in its sun.
We predict, however, he will make his
way to Fort Stanton, SO miles distant and
seek protection from the old standby
"Uncle Sam, " though he sayeth not.
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she.ans Al..

Wae6b8'o h81es
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, County Of Pembins.
Walter }. g. Traill, Plaintiff. W. Charles w. H. Page.
deiendent
Notice l. hereby given, Tina. By virtue of an
Execution ~ me directed and delivered, and now
IN my hands. Issued out Of the Clerks office OF The
Third judicial District Court Territory Of Dakota,
IN aud for the County Of reinb;l,a upon u Judg.
naent rendered iD said Court in favor Of Walter J,
=. Trail, Plaintiff aud against Charles, ". II.
Page. detendent, lhave levied upon the following
described real property Of said defenent to.wit:
The sonthsast quarter Of section number twenty
eight lsl tn township number one hundred aud
sixty-fOnr (6il north Of range number fIfiy- three
(55.l west in pelnbina county, Dakota TERRITORY.
aud that shall. ON Friday the 2ist day Of Decel,.
Der: a. d. laS3 at the hour Of two O'Clock r. II. OF
said day. at the front door of the Court House in
said County and Territory. proceed - sell Nil the
right, title and interest Of the above named
detendent. Charles W. ii. Page, in aud to the above
described property " satisfy said Judgment and
costs. amounting to one thousand three hundred
and seventy-one dollars and twentv.tire e. uts a.
gether will Ill aecr,ing costs Of SALE and interest
On the same from tile 18th day Of October. 1879 at
the rate Of seven per cent. per annum, Ut Public
Auction. 70 the highest bidder for cash
Dated at Pembina, d. T., November 10Th, lsS3.
CHAs. J. BROWN,
GAssxEY kSEEsHAw, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attornsys. lII9O
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Prob.t, Notice.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,l
County of Pembita. j In Probate Court.
In the mutter of estate of 0eone Emerllnp
deceased.
Francis r, Delano, administras TOR OF said es.nte
having this day filed with this court his final ac
count OF administrati. III and I. petition prayiDp
for the settlement of said final account and al
order from thiscourt ullow ing raid final account
and fer the distribution OF thS residue of the
estate of said decedent ia his haads u the heirs
at law entitled thereto aud also for final decree
distributing said estate and an order discharginy
him ms administered r Of said estate and that his
bond may be cancelled und discharged.
Now, therefore uotice is hereby given to I'LL per.
s,nf intesested III said estate TINT a We pU,ed
Thursday, the 9Th day Of December. lhB;, at ten
O'clock III the forenoon Of said day ut my Office In
the C. urthouse In the town of Pembiuu FIR the
hearing Of satd petition, when and where my
perron Interested may appear aI.I show cause
why said account should not be allowed and said
petition granted and an order issued accordingly
sllo wing said final account and order distribute
Ing said estate and final decree and an order d.
charging administrator granted And it is
ordered that due notice Of said hearing be given
81 publishing the same In the PioSEER-ExrREss
four times tor four consecutive weeks
Dated November, 18th, 1858.
ROBERT TwEEDLIE,
GAFINEY 4 KREEsHAw Judge OF Probate.
Attorneys. l7..O
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la,,d Oiy,,. 1;,.un rn,.. Nv . M,

Laiid Once. GraH1 Forks, Nov. 9, 1851
Sntiee l. hereby iven il,at the following nam.
ed ~ br has He'd n0sice Of hts intention TO make
fnal ~ oi in s,irprt 81 his CLAIM and tllat raid
Il tsry pnblicat Draytol, d. r., On i,ec is. isss.
viz: Joseph Morrison,
for the ne qPsee !. tH lsi. z 81 ".
He uaines tue following witnetss& N prove hia
continuous resi.lkaGe upm a,td, cultivation Of
said land. viz: AlleA Nctisslin. Daniel Johnaon.
Vim. Soiners. jain aeewat, all Of Drayt Dsk.
NC. TIFFANY. Register.
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sHERIFF's SALE.


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA; County of Pe,ubius.
Armstrong. Blshee & Co. and Hamburger
Bros, Plaintiffs W Freebosn i Whalsy defend.
ants.
Notice IL hereby given that ty virtue Of two
cxec lions 1, me directed and delivered and nov
IN my hands. issued out If the clerks Office of Inc
Third judicial Disl let Court Territory Of Dakota
In and for the county Of Pembina, upon two
judgments rendered In said cUurt In favor OF
Armstrong. Buahee eco. and Hamburger Bros.
plaintiffs nnd against FreebOrn & Whsley, defend.
ants have levied npm the following described
personal prDperty If said tletentlants to wit: 10
gallons blackberry brandy, 70 gallons New En-.
CLAN! rum. 20 gulols Bourbon whiskey. 10 gal.
Ions bitters, 6 gallons ginger brandy, gallons
brandy, 10 gallons bonrbon. gallons jamaica
rum, u hotties ID. 4: gin. case of H. Murrn's
ehsmpag e., ! .ase lisnne,y brandy case cham.
s q S;S;ye%bsr, =: "a ,sss. at !le hour II two
b own 4 Kai'eri,aglcr. in the town of PenlDina.
IN raid county and territory, proceed {, sell nii
the right, title and interest Of the above named
defendants. Freei,,rn Il Whaley. In and u the
abive de:criied property t. satisiy said Judgment
and co.ts. amounting To Four Hundred and scv-
enty-nne dollars amp thiily.three cents, together
with a. uig costs Of GALE aud interest on the
same fr,m the 18th day nf October. 1889 at the
rate OF per cent per annum at Public Auction
to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated Pembina, ID. T., November ~, 1888.
CHAs. J. Brown,
GAFFNEY kSEEsHAw. Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 1917
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Land Office, Crap. forks. d. T.. Aug 2d 1881.
Complaint having been entered Vt this Office 10y
comply with :, a. Is Timber. Culture En,ry 10.
ion. dated pa .ch 18th, Ias: upon the nv ar rec
y IT, 10. =. In rcnbina eo,inty. II. r. with y
view w, TON. Cancellation Of said entry: contest.
ant alF ~ az that the xaid John Keeling has mad,
an ile;sl entry. in that the said section IL not
naturally devoid Of timber, there l,eing more
S.a:i live acres Of standing growing timber III
eaid section and tract and was at the time of said
entry. the said parties are hereby summoned 70
appear at this Office on the goth day Of Noveu,-
Der, iSs8, ate O'clock Q. M, to respond and fur.
nish testimony concerning said alleged failure.
d. e. TIFFAEY, Re.,irter.
Hamilton n Joy. Attorneys. 1917
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Land Office. Grand Forks, Oak. Oct 18th, lsss
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Camille l&illrin againtt ]. Giles TOR abandont.,
his homestead entry No. 18si. dated Oct. 4th IsO
upon the sw Or, rec q. tp 1863. s., In Felup 81
county, ID. T.. with view 70 the canctllsts: a Of
said entry; the said parties are Aereby
on the aoth day of Sayember, "a 8. once :,
O'Clock, .. H.. ~ respond aud fur, n Testimony
sa,d alleged abandr 1Ynent. Test.
mony viii be taken IL this ease .,efare = j Emre.
EC TIFFANY Register.
1911 ANDERSON Kecriv.r.
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Church Notes.

Rev. J.:W. Catl,cart will preach in the
Presbyterian cl,arcl, next Sunday even
ing. Service in the morning as usual.
Rev. Mr.. Cathcsrt preached In the
Presbyterian Cl,urcl, Last SUNDAY mon .
Ing ami Rcy. L. y. War.lwell, in the eve, :
Ing. i
There will be quarterly meeting SET
vices in the. N. +. l'hurcl, next Sunday.
Rev. l.. u wasdt Tell presiding in the
morning and prst ding Elder Hair in the
evening. Tho hdur Of eyonirx service
in tho n. y. chukh has been changed
rom 7.aO to Z o'cldk.
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Lani Office, Grand Forks, oct. ed, 1898.
Notice is hereby given TINT the follow Ing nam.
ed settler har filed notice Of his intention u.
make final pIoof W support of his clalm aud that
notary public at .,rnyt.n, u. T.. on December il,
1NsS, Wig:
Hamilton liemcnway.
Tor the sw az sec % tip 1fi0 5ow.
He names the following witnesses " prove his
continuous residence upon AMI cultivation .fsai,i
land. viz: Albert fiarnett. of 81. TIL nns, James
SlDtswOcd chm W. Pharis, George SpotsW o0L, Of
DraytOn. u, 4.
And you David llemenway who 90 the 9Th ,iny
ut Mny. 1881. fled n =. No. 1905 ON tho ~ ar sec
70 ~ l6D So ". arr hereby notified =, show ca,ls.
at this Office on Or be,o:e beceui,er TO- 1888 il any
there be why saih Hamilton Memeilwdy should
not be allowedto make proof and payment for
said tract.
1918 nc. TIFFANY. Register,
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SUMMONS.


County Of Pembins. Third Judicial District.
endant. "
The Territory of Dakota To the above named
defendant.
You, +. Conway, are hereby summoned and
segniirsa to ansWer the complaint In the al~ve
the courts office Oh the eth day Of Octoh.r, iss3,
at tt,e hour Of twooclock. p. M, copy Of which
~ served upon YOU. aud to serve u copy Of your
answer +, said complaint on the sub.
sriosts at their office ill., the town of
i remoina. IN the county Of Pembina and terri
vice Of this summons uI.on yor. exclusive or the
day Of such service; and you fail t. answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff In this action will take judgement
as'!tnat you for the sum uf Five Huntiretl, seven
and stx.hu1dreiths dollars ami Interest ut i.
per cent. per annuln from June 18th. 1885
besides costs and disbursements.
Dated October Sth. 4. D., l.S3.
CARNEY 4 KNEEsHAw
LILY PLAINTIFFS Att,rnpya
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The threshing machines have come to
a stop for repairs.
Prairie fires have been making hay
scarce in this settlement.
VIM. Hewitt is very sick. We hope soon
to hear of his recovery.
Mrs. McAllen, late of Pembina. has
met with somewhat serious accident,
having been shot in both legs by an ACCT
dental discharge ola gun.
Charles Farrow. tho postmaster. re-
signed the position and John Mcbride
takes it.
The batchelon are expecting to have a
social dance at Thomas Walsl,'s on Tues
day Of next week.
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R.vAUGHN. Attorney.

l. md ONCE Grand Forks. Dak.. Oct. 90 1883.
Nc Ice ~ hereby given ulAt the following nam.
ed tler has filed lOtice Of his intention 10 make
liz .. proof In support Of hts claim aud that said
II will BIZ made bator. james c. Ideally. not
go public NJ Drsyt,n. Dak., on December, Is,
ssS, viz: Joseph Watson,
Isor the sw Or sec i Up 10 r 81 ".
6enamsS the following witilesseS to prove his
a,nsih,iot1 residence upon aud cultivation Of
RAker J. J. Sweeney, Of kDwesmOnt. u. 4.
1913 DC. TIFFANY. Register.
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okArON.

The ladies of the NJ. e. Church con-
yrexation offer special attractions in the
form Of h supper to be given OH the even
ing IF Thanksgiving day, Thursday Goth,
inst. Alter the supper lecture will he
delivered by the Rev. James Woolner on
The Landing of the Pilgrim Father"
Music will be furnished by the choir. 1t
IL expected that the evening will be one
Of rare ENJOYMENT. Come everybody
Tickets SO cts.
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3VNNOSE.

TERRiURY op DAkorA.l DISTRICT COURT.
County Of !'embtnA Thini judicial District
.. y. McGnin W. 4. ". atiles.
Siiles, defendant.
You are hereby reqiiiscd 70 answer the com.
p!aint q tl.e plaintiff. which " hlsd with .lsr
c!:rS q said sdissriet CONT. on the second day
~ sOcsobee. lsk1 ard n resve copy
II your answef upon the suhscril,en at their IL
Nee b Pembaua Ind Territory Of Dskoea
Mithtn thtry days sttef the rer,
Safsss sneA sesytes. I'll you an b -
TIT time she p,aiatik 21
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GAssxEY ! KSEsHAw,
Plaintiffs Att,rnsys.
Land ONCE, Grand Forks, Oct. 81, ,sss.

Land Office, Grand Forks Oct, 81, 1Sta
Notice is hereby given that tie following nam.
ed settler lins filed notice OF her intention /, make
final prOlfin support OF her claim and that raid
proof will be made tseforc j. Henry Abrams, a
notary public at Pembiia. OAK, on december is,
lh6s. viz: lido I. Chase.
for tie " hi NV ar sec 81 tp to- 81 W.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
raid land, viz; J. D. Renuie, John lockwood,
Atferd Lcckw0hd, benjamin lockwood. all OF
! Peinbina. u. r.
- y. q. TIFFANY, Register.
IL. n. VAUGHN, Attorney, lS..0