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Tt@e xnrss trains Sundays excepteil To st0n &C
m IN IN 1parl0r car attached. and 10 M with PNaes
e.rsl suudi, 10 N. with paiee Sleeping
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NIAGARA REVISITED, Twelve Years after Their
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THE FLANEUR. Boston Common. Dec 1882. During
the Transit Of poem By oliver Wendell Holmes.
DAISY MILLER Comedy in Three Acts. Act II.
Henry James
CoLoNIALIsM IN THE UNITED STATES. Henry
CabOi Lodge.
4 LANDLEss FARMER. A story in Two Parts. Part T.
sarlh Orne Jewett
THE FLOODS OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. n. 3
shaler
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO rHE WISE


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
H Sdse Shsr 5 s!ss 70 ras
itsins etve roo Ps1n,ytvtlt Dsoos -, $3.50. MA,
r. DxiGy SHtT s * &t,iti anass s,,.,ss
s.a,icaZo Cincinnati st. LDnL ooli,cs' Tor VI poa's
l2Mi6SIGaT. Daily for was,lyt,, All ~ o,as, ws..
spp e'a ass us al a',i"S
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NnW-JnAsGT
-sSaon q Now YORK. tor Z ,,,rty't statioa1a
H:sssss 'i% . : ,ss'' sss .ver
Chunk aoe fs an na G Gss o@oa so,sass
w e. H,v, erso Branch sosoos,
Mountain sa Bad. AVE fi 5ssc sfS
a Hra Naae Ike 'oer neas S Ssrsn,n es
sso' Asascw ,1 Tsadinr nS
S:45 y: -Ssr $,,.oa. S,ai 'iao N.%saJr.aI ra@'
'aH D Ser snasIoe sa srt1o s s s,o''rs
Mountain Rqdas Lake Ike .oT'tcoa' Es'toa &'
$50 %.-For : sion Allentown. Ksatiur Harrisburg.
.1S s : & NJ % & s'i' ssss
e Ell SS S';y & IL Rs 'i' III r.
ii9s $50; s., i 20: i ~ a. i'4 H. h'h I'D 3D. '''
't For S'r ooal a', .,s; neaoo' ""'a'n'
P r.; a1 AmB AM pesth Ambov slJ. lli5 N
E.: 2s,SS,, !, 81 I l.S % ',I h..
NEW JERSEY SOY THE doSr kAih"Ai'
fonmenctng April ~ 1888
For Highlands seaDrghL MOninoh1n oseon "'1 '''"~
Branch g 10 10 a m. = o. sunday. " a. N
For Atlantic III gf .ands, q. 10 % a. M , "io,sam
i,or Gee roy, 80 Jury PARK sea Cilt &C. ~ 10
Leave fOOt o. Iierty.st, $40 M. ~ . " "-' '
wood Manchester Toms river Barn3yan &C., Go
l45 d IN. Tor Atlantic CIV Nluesanl bI".50'''' W.
| 40 a. M. 4 p. m Tor saii"n' 10 oes.
4. is o. m IA ) D. I'D for ST tons 70 sandy n"oA.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK HOUTE: ,,.
For TRENTON ana Phi LA DELPhlA
Leave New YORK from station y hA % ~ a. Ii.ly
For Phi adsphia nth InI Green-ss, at - ~ a.,
q H.. $50 L. i:5I j.3 II p m On ourty 11,.is A a.
| 80 40 $50 D M on sunday At $40 "a; m b3o z
For Trenton. 74J 93D. l:lj a. n. 80 l. i'oo' WV -
I'm m. on SUNDAY, S:i5 4 m. 80 ~ p ~,
Return trains ave Phll ie Jhi for View a,H
From stations Phiadelphil anJ Sel1tns ~ 80 a.i,
Green-sts 7: - 4 80 lJb Ia ~ ~ 3 $40 INV '
~ D. a. ON sunday, az y 80 a. $50 ~ p m ~ 33o.
From Third an Berk It,. at D: , 5sD jig y "a n,
620 & 30 4 30 D. m sunl4y at = ID a. m ~, a. m a
From Trenton. l:25. 6:2J SOB. DOB iOfo IL -
42l G2i - y m SUNDAY l25, 9ls a. M, ~ a. a., fruns
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are att1c red 70 I'm Nav.
ami sIEEpiN No cOACHES to midnight trains from N'"'
lOrk and Philadel )hll. $3.50. Or, stauoa TO and from
BToD<yn ami Erie Depot, Jersey IVY - a, tbe nrnapaI
for @ az foot ~ Liberty ST. sna a,
hot ia ana Annex nce Jewefs Nntrt brs, h,,r,,s
transfer GO many will call Tor anu on0"~ "@9o-,'
"o" "''o " il. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Fass' Ageu~
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obstruction.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash l45 ". 4jth.sL
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, NY
Established 1904
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u. HAYS. ND
REOPESS SEPT. 4, 1882
end and rapulousy followed IL T. mould early ago
the intellect OF youth by scn the van ~ obdtnce AMI
the feelings On separating these three
requisites Instruction. discipline, religion while nttins
situated on Washington Heights miles up the
hudson II is reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated Road
notification the superintendent meets the arrival any
train.
manding the most delightful scenery
i9n1dnss arc nGt found s0nS ths .msd banks the
There forty acres VI land attached 10 IT, shaded and
tersected by oak groves aorng ample for play
French German. and Spanish spoken
APPLY FOX CATALOGUES.
University Grammar School, l,48l Broadway.
Classical Departments NJ Hobby W. L. AKIN. Principals
Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
coLoRPAISTiSa, STILL Il LIFE FLOW Egs and LAND
STUDIO No IL aa abf SS 3vaH9
MI D. HUSTINuToN Mr. WILLIAM KART MrJAMEs
n. HART. MI A. h. BELLOWS
Musical.
CPRING AND SUMMER TERMS,
SEW; I3s c9 TS,s ydoG OF music
incorporated 1853
For Bows and Youny Msn-couutry
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE-M:lltary Board
Principal o. r. WILLIS. Phi. d.
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A LEXANDER MISUNDERSTANDING Board
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NTEW-YORK AID LOAG BNAA.N q ! n: X:

(PeunsyIvaua II. r. ioot NorVanA"
A,',,oos, 4, New.York J St and Desbrosses--t .,-. =.
o'auonS" enraI X. X. OF n. J. foot lAD3rsy.se-
For south AmbOy. VIA c. H. 4 Of j. D. 9:ao ,v IA m
4 a n m via Peun r. r. o. ~ M, D. IN. -unlAf "a mii,J
For Maiawan &C. via q. r. r. OF y j., . 80 a ~ Saas
4. b y. via Penn. x. H.. . Il NJ, IL m' ''''' " "
day. ga NJ a., crova Ashury PARK.
,",irt Pont Peasant &c v. X. ot v j. D SD -
m A. l. via Penn. IL H. l. III. - s ~, ri, a
sinaays mot stopping Ocean Grove or AsouIy FA'S
a. H.. Nj via O.. r X. 0c
u SO III. l4j y. IN; - q ,.ts t,.t5 n m 4 4
rleV,ort. & las a. 10 H. EiD, u ih
For Atlantic Guy, vlDeiaDd. Buigeol "a, nnLPH
"a "a u y 80 n n Of y J. O. r. A.. p. r. r. supI
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Musical

SPRING AND SUMMER TERMS,
- NEWYoRK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
8 East l4rH.s T.. Third door OF bTi.AyE
THE NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL
incorporated 1862
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For Row, and Young Men-countrv.

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For Rows and Young Men-country.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately Tilted TOT
ID college Conditioned or relsetei candi nRswoNN
summer winter stoek1rdge. Mass: =. l,0r
DTIJM'S Erziehnn .sansralt. Boys prepared
Gr colsse , sr Si 70 St So s,es5
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHkaEsiE,ap,-
- sIEN prepares s .s ies GIoi% aiIY Principal
I,BEEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
Je''ey-FoN 'of Rev. A. O. CHAMBERS Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, ,n
Worcester Mass. 27t1 yea For NJ l9'or nA'''n az
Div to c. b. MEfCALF. A NJ 5dp1rnt2Ilene
DEEKSKILL lN.Y.I Military Academy.mFoor
j cirruars address Coz CD. WK.Gh |. a, A.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEM1,
Enyli Ghe' Degrees coeerrci TO HYArr PEST.
PARK INSTrrU rrEE,s
PYt, N Y-BradiOrd M Nh1f, %9 pI 9Sh%Gl
SWITHIN c. SHORlLIDGE'S MEDIA
- ACADt my az mites by railroad ron Bro ot Reys
hSire rG wT TS G. tS Sh5RTII6GE A. NJ Harvard Col
lese gradualo) Media. Peun.
SUMMIr MILITARY, ACApEMhY1if t summit
Tho oash work. Terms, $50 per month for sPrns and
summer
v,UE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
H:vSq GGsn %s s5nSa'f e ~ ss IL
lesser f. A Thacher H. G. Kin .B,g. A. ", A. G. Twlain
IL d. Professor T. Baldwin, Professor j. W. dlDoS Ar
dress W. l.. GUSHING. Hecloc
For Young Ladies-Country.
NIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS with care
~ fun iy.ce Tree to parents. r; AIi'lAA COY "iD"H
& co. II East 1th-st- Union Slniw
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
CLADE- Pottstown n-rnirty-second Annual 5essioa
onens ,epi Is tsS PIIls plI ahl zen ulS " ~ -
miles from MA 'phii y5I t1rpl p~' IRON Nen Ne
ohni Br1Ds route 10 - - ht'th lAts ~ ~ u,
large grOun an - auDn Wi,l >1)M % ~ ~
Foi cItalp-ue4 ailrs, GEO. .. BUfLnt A u. erll
nREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. \; T.
- Hpne-tEe t1nro1 ~ pro sresAVs New mus
GUAR win al pirtsuirt G.sJRiG O. H. A. L
uOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
Il Town. y Y: home thpD1 N 90 r,t OF stnB; 10
oren, september l. MISS n. w MErGALF' PtinclnlL
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES e1perieucs tel'lers nj a1ect II ritsL
Address Mcs. t. +. 49,, Can,
Miscellaneous.
AT SIG PER MONTH-Childr"n have GOO
~ board, care aud instruction. Address COUNTRY
HOME, Iubuhe Office.
For Both Sexes-Co11trv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, a miles
~ from NsE.Ybrl cIllr,1 c1jh'b 4 m1sl'r' cara
MI. II. - hDHtt4i. Ailtt'',i- % ------
AIRS. A. K. ALDRlCH will open III second
vi year clas tor Elaboration Training ~ No''A
For fmrthr Information adlress hor until MAY at
Is WILLOW W., Gorulihto"h POM.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack- on the
IL Hnl,on. Both 'eHes s11j. Senl chNp;lh W. H.
BANN >. .It A. NJ
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ENNSYIVANIA KAILKUAD.
on aud after Narrh :. lS,1.
IpEAT TRTFNK LINE

l. "a
L On SR fRd 1,' FUNK INK LINE NE o,,nn
Trains :esy r,c Nesi6GgS VIA Oes00Se' ""
Hsr,sSurg Pitts5arg the West aot sOuth with Paln.a
dn cSago Ss e pacr b 6ia SMOKING
wiamspSrt fctS Haven sn CORY and mr i.
o. m., ing at CORY for ritusVe Petroleum o"r
Bsa@Ore the south %sa wa,as9s
m: arrive Washington Regular, wa B. Ard P, =;
ana s r. and .aa = night ,na ~ night
For Atlantic Civ s1cepi sunday 5:i5 and p M oa
For S% Gaas Except Sunday 5is Saturdays
Head Iqnstoa spa aGso a a itsis
via Ss sa aS2y ana a"e SSes not SOP At Ss6u
oEn Annex connect YIN rset t9aasr Zoe
rr BfSo ar Pitsenrg go and leo m 1870 ant
$50 i SS s sna 1888 So ami From aamel
pm, s9naay sSI M frpp mn iso : $50 $50.
sS ss s 1873 I'd ed jo 9s Ss, sp lS.
1855 anu iO''O 10 p;o"PHILADELPHIA
THE otp.EsrABLJsHEG ROUTE AND SHORT Linz
EACH%Ay ASP 81 SUN
DAY. SsiAA'oNSS kw-Yoaz '
nouRIE TRACK TIE MOST IMPRovED EaUlP.
DG &E SS AND TIE fAsTksE TINE cSNsisrENr
Trains leave NcWrork btsoOsscs Coufb
,iS 1:ao. j. j. go o Limitei II $40 $40.
& i q Il ana anq 10 H. T. I. H
night - 49, -. NaSv v,.L aau- .x..ot snndax Al
Afsn1 a. III aud running through WA freaeon seA
e,ans trains Broad street stations PhladelpniH
h1Sun Too $40 $40. 500 7:5t So $50 and III ms
uimtei Express i;So p nh l. T. p sS5S LLmssal 3
S'uI 7;iJ $40 y. m On sunday iz:Jl, o,1 osos
az $50 ~. l. (525 Gmited). $50 7t5: and $50 n
ieaye PM ade pha via Camden. "a m and 4So '" M amy
stcep, naes 49, $40 and ga Broadway Astor Hous:
4, nsbrosses aud Court tuit SEA- ColrtsL snA
g.cnSIvn Annex station FOOT FISol-,I. hroo<Ja N-
IA finaad Us iuIsOnst, Ho6oken st.aDL Jersey Oy
Immigrant Ticket ounce No Battery Place Anu oA'"'
den- x,o., rransser oor,nanv win OF and oneck
ha.ga re from hotels and residences ~ wonn
vas ~ RI.t,S H. PUUA., j. ~. 49, xsus
GenefAi rSssl 49,
CTONINGTON LINE FOR boston:
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAsa a,t anlv
neducaxfare % 70 8ostoa Zoe nrstcsAs' ncð s'"
iasaSs steamers leave daily SUNDAYS exsspys sn4siax
from Pier 81 North river Jayt7 Ses ueEes
IN Boston at o a. IN. Tickets Tor safe ~ VA p
'PiIasoyIDENoE LINE for freight only s'S u a. asS
s's sx,antx.i, ,or lSosoa Provuonoo aeuf
"aA"' y W. pOPPLE, Acting denerA L AS''As~
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"" THE LATEST EVENING TRAIN, ma,
- N pullan ,ar1rs caves GrLn1 GOnrA OePDs II ii;3o
p "" NH'EW.YOKK AND NEW ENGLAND RAlLHoA1
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
SATONIC and NAUGATUCk RAlLtoA Ds 81 s' ns
leave catherine an at II 80 800 D. NJ E"u-N SAss
Rive IIH D. IN Fare lower than by any Other rolte,
EHIGH VALLEY RNlLROAD.,- Pas enger
trains deDots foot Of Cort adt a1d SIS
"a 7.Jl. n, $40 ana D. for EaSon Beie tusn-
town petdng Mauch chunk lkcsbare T0wtndA "svs.'
v Ithaca GENEVA Lyons Bufaio aud the West, rus
through run daily. Local traihs :" o'4o y IT, '''
FastOn hIehem and Co1ay: A., . - ...ooo, t,r ,u
ropIs In ,han0y Hazelton coal regions Suii =.
local for Nauch Chunk, Sl5 a. Leave hduch NA""A s
1 pm M; fburch anil Cortland sfs.
"eheiS' 'N''S T. b. BTIAGrON. q. r. A
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known az the ,I NGW =

Ia YORK LAKE erie AND w E>l thN hAlh"o<>D'
getnenI OF trains from Chambers street Depot
a IN -trn, innati ana Chicago Day Ex,leS] pi's-
,oam Coaches ~ Ruha aud Suspension HruS q. pn1,ra
n. M tDayl-Fast t Louis Express ar'lV az sanfh
al m connecting with at trans 10 the ese cbs ~,
west Pullman's Uest Drawilg.ToJn Sleeping N'''S' W
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Oredn Cleaners.

GERMAN AND u. ,. MAIL ~ EAMEho'
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD . ..,,,,,
STEAMSHIP LIXE BETWA6E IN t NEW;fO"A'
ErRE wedncsoiay Apr 10 fuLpA wednescay' PIT -
ELI,K n Ssturdir tprl 81 ODER ..Satlf d5v AhIn n
RGrk- OF pas $40 from EW YORK 20 oOUThAhr
r,por c.prN -' SlOC SECOND CABIN ....-.toO
i sTFERAGE. $50. - c..,,a
pot,yn AZ reduced rates Prepaid Steerage cerh
cafes Sli steamers sail from Pier between seeo'l 'n'
Imr''St'' ""ooAe" ohLRiCHs q CO.. 2 Bowling Green.
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rrROY B0ATS-CITiZENS' BlNE.-New
stsamos sARATQGA and CITY s"ys t !.
y. citing with morning trains for all points North
snnasy steamer touches ~ Albany
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I University Grammar School, 1,48l Broadway,
" 42d-s. (46th yearl Primary Commercial aud
Classical Departments NJ. Hobby W.. AKIN. DAs
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LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW ana JOHN leave 81. y X, loo OF "a
uaist every WELk DAY az u D. M, connecting al AlOahy
sunday morning excepted with tans nO vest ana east
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TOPHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD. ESTABLISHED soUTE AND SHORT Linz

EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDs on SUN
N-' NkW-YOkk
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~ Trains leave Engewood Coster les mont .nd ma.
Z, $3.50. 10 . m: l. AZ ?; ~ NJ nav DIV y 1'
Manuel spring Valley aud Monsey l. III H. 4''p I"
Sundays 20 N ABBOTT Genl Passr Agent, New-York-
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-24
A Canine Controversy.

Cooperstown, it is we'll known. lacks
none Of the features that would indicate
a populous, bustling place. therefore it
is not strange that She has had hotly
contested dog case. There is something
connected with dog cases that has given
them the reputation of being particular
ly unsavory and this is no exception.
On Sunday last s. E. Mills dog came to
his house with charge of shot in his
body, and after a little detective work
Dave Wilcox, James Hills and Perry
Griffith We're arrested for shooting the
canine. Judge Mills of Valley City
on Tuesday, while Messrs. Holmes and
siderable warmth and interest in fair;
especially was there much comment on
Justice Glass rulings. 1t seems seven
Young men on frolic bent. passed near
Mills shanty Sunday and that Wilcox
fired a gun twice, and it was charged he
injured the dog. However the seven
men swore positively that the dog was
out of gun shot when Wilcox was shoot
ing. while two men SwOre that they
knew he did not injure the dog, while
no evidence was offered that he did,
other than circumstantial.
The queerest part of the case was Cadi
Glass decision, Which was stated sub
stantiallv to the effect that he believed
by facts shown that the dog was out of
gunshot when Wilcox was firing; that
were he final magistrate he would not
find evidence to convict the prisoner.
but as it was he felt 1t his duty to bind
him over to the district court. Ii to
pronounce a man innocent in one breat Ii
and deal with him as guilty in the next
is justice. we wish to lie delivered from
it. We do not sympathize with the
prisoners in this case. but we do dislike
to see unnecessary cost made the com-
ty, and that. too, when the examining
Justice is fully srtistied that a defendant
is innocent. according to evidence adj
duced. There has been much talk over
this case and excitement still runs quite
high. That some one shot the dog is
evident. and the Courier trusts that
the guilt may be fastened upon the
right party. and he made to feel the
rigor of the law.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-24
Our First Bereavement.

Christian G. Nelson, the young man
spoken Of last week as being at the poirt
of death. did not rally and his life passed
quietly away Friday afternoon. 1t is
the first time the black horse death has
rode into Cooperstown to claim rider,
and the event caused the deepest Of sol-
row. Mr.. Nelson was Il quiet. eXem-
plary young man q years and six months
old, and the indirect cause OF his early
demise was a severe cold lie took from
being exposed to storm one night
while on his claim.
His two brothers, Samuel and Peter.
attended him faithfully during his brief
illness, but twas of no avail. His re-
mains We're accompanied by his BROTH
ers to their old home. DEBORAH. Iowa.
where father and sister reside, and
where the services We're held.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-24

North Dakota. The Palace was built
under the hand and guidance of Mr.. C.
Z. Philippe of Des Aloines. Iowa. Il
gentleman OF about fifty years OF age,
whose experience is of the very best
quality, since he has been through the
practical part of the trade, and so ot
course can engineer the building of the
finest structures. lie is a gentleman of
fine tastes and Cooperstown ought surely
to congratulate herself OH having him
remain there.
The Lehman Lumber and Elevator
Company, (incorporated) capital $780,
elevator the capacity of which will be
fifty thousand bushels, which is another
sign OF the great growth of the city.
Misunderstanding to oCooperstownw with
out mention of the gentleman tom
whom it takes it's name would be an
insult to North Dakota. Mr.. h. 4.
Cooper, Il native OF Michigan, II gentle
man still in the prime of life, who before
coming to Cooperstown lived in Col
orado and other parts of the west, came
to Griggs county about three years ago,
and purchased very largely of land
probably about $4,000 acres. His farm
and buildings are kept in first class
shape. \ finer man than Mr.. r.. c.
Cooper never drew breath. \ man OF
genial countenance, of easy and winning
ways-a noble, upright and generous
man.
Society in Cooperstown is of the very
best, and heads Of families can rest aS-
sured that their children will have prop
er companions. The schools are of tile
very best. Cooperstown has the finest
school house in Dakota, erected by the
symmetrian architect c. G. Philippe.
4 quiet, undemonstrative, energetic and
industrious people in con junction with
the purest air, and also the most wide
awake hackers, goes to make Coopers-
town the most flourisling town in North
Dakota.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-24
Proceedings County Commissioners.

1rOCeeuluSs Oouuty OoululAeoAonoAo'
Met August Goth, 1883, at Up. m. hav-
ing been adjourned from day to day
since July II, 1883.
Present-Rollin G. Cooper and n. c.
Rukke.
Rollin G. Cooper in the chair.
Resolved, That the county superin-
tendent be authorized to apportion
equitably to the several districts that
have held school prior to Dec. 81, 1883
so much of the county general tuition
fund as may be necessary to pay teachers
salaries for six months.
Ordered that the county snperintend-
ent he authorized to procure record
books, school registers and blank forms
for the use of school township officers
throughout the county, cost not to ex-
ceed $50; to be paid out OF the county
general tuition fund.
Ordered that the county superinten-
dents salary be fixed at $500 per year.
Ordered that the fist years salary of
the county superintendent be borrowed
from the county general tuition fund
until such time as there may be snfti-
cient amount of money in the county
general fund to pay said salary. On
motion ordered that bill OF Ezra w. Nc
Crea. for assessing, S471. be approved.
Adjourned to meet August 81 1883, at
2p. m. ROLIlN G. G. COOPER.
HERBERT p. SMART, Chairman.
Clerk.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-24
ENachine oils of all kinds at Nelson
& Langle's. -

@Machine oils of all kinds at Nelson
4 Langlie's. II
~lt will surprise the smoking com
m,nity to smoke that ''University' at
Odegard & Thompson's.
You can find a full stock Of those
California Buck Gloves at Whidden Bros.
ELook out for car load of salt at
Odegard Il Thompson's.
sYIn stock and to arrive, two car
loads Ground Feed for sale low at Whid-
den Bros.
Kerosene and Machine oil for sale
at Whidden Bros
MA full line of Dry Goods just
opeIed at Whidden Bros
~Ask your merchant for a pair OF
Lippitt. Leak & Co.'S harvest gloves.
The best made.
&Casady Sulkies at Holiday Bros.
n~A car load of Valley City Flour
lust received and for sale low at Whld-
den Bros
mE-"Casady" Sulkysat Holiday Bros.
M~Campbell & sabin make loans on
FINAL PROOF. 26
w-Lippitt. Leak 8 Co; are manufac-
turersof Genuine California BUCK gloves
and Mittens. hand made and warranted
not to rip. at San Francisco. Cal.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-24

ECome and examine the new stock
of Hats & Caps at Whidden Bros
People are hereby warned to look out
for the largest stock of clothing and fur
nishing goods ever brought To Coopers-
town at Odegard & Thompcon's.
e7rPaints and Oils of all kinds at Ode
gard T. Thompson's.
a. Harvesters can find the best glove
madeby calling for Lippitt, Leak u Cos
genuine California bllckskin.
CARD.
Park Ave. Hotel, Mardell, is a neat and
commodious two-story house; complete
and furnished luxuriously; is one of the
best kept hotels in tine Territory, is home
like and strictly first-class in Veery par
ticular, capable of accommodating fifty
guests, Situated ill the picturesque val
ley of the Sleyenne, amidst forest and
hill, in a climate where summers are alb
solutely perfect and Where tourists can
find rest and recreation, with boating,
fishing, hunting of every kind of game
known to the Northwest, berry and plum
picking. Easy of access by two railroads
it is destined to become a f:tvorite resort
Terms of the House as low as any of
like accommodations. Farmers rates
made to suit.
MARTIN ROBINSON. Prop.