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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-11-17
A 5000 YEAR-OLD SNAKE.
We want to see the hir snake -

We want to see the big snake"
Such was the request made of Mr.. D.
M. Lienhardt in explanation of ring at
the door bell of the residence, Nc. 1925
Poplar street, Philadelphia, few days
ago. On the steps were gathered half
dozen children belonging in that neigh
borhood, ranging i'll age from 5 to 10
years, who cautiously inquired if the
serpent were likely to harm them. They
were told that 10 harm would befall
them, and so the little ones entered. No
sooner had the door closed when another
tug at the bell informed Mr. Leinhardt
that more callers were waiting to be
admitted to satisfy their curiosity. This
time the visitors proved to be adults,
and SO steady stream of men, women
and children kept up all day, much to
the discomfort of the obliging owner of
the thing which many had come for
squares around to see. Entering the hall
the spectators beheld a petrified snake
twelve feet long and twenty inches in
circumference, weighing over 375 pounds.
1t was found about month ago i'm
bedded in a coal vein in one of the mines
of the Leonard Coal Company, in Centre
county, Pennsylvania. The miner who
ran across the remarkable specimen of
petritication many hundred feet beneath
the earth's surface was thunderstruck at
the discovery, and experienced something
like cold chill down his back for the
first few moments after his pick had
brought to light the serpent's head. He
called his comrades, and they aided him
in digging it out. 1t had to be cut into
sixteen sections before it was gotten out
of the vein. The snake was exhibited
for several days in hut near the mine.
and people for miles around flocLed to
the place to see the strange thing, the
like OF which, it was said, had never be.
fore been seen in those parts. An officer
OF the Leonard Coal Company obtained
possession of it, and had it on private
exhibition for several days at his office.
No. 2O7 Walnut place. He soon became
tired OF the rush, which included brokers
and business men, to his office to get a
glimpse of the petritied snake, so he pre-
sented it to its present owner. The
latter has also been run down by visitors
but his love for curiosities is so great
that he would sooner put up with such
annoyance than part with his present.
The snake is of a dark lead color. Its
head, body and tail are wonderfully we'll
preserved, the outlines beng quite dis
tinct. 1t is somewhat flattened on top,
ana through the centre of the body is q
ridge an inch in depth.
A well-informed naturalist, connected
with the Academy of Natural Sciences.
examined the thing for two hours and
said 1t was the best petrified specimen he
ever saw, and he claims to be we'll up in
that line. The ridge he explained as be-
ing due to the wasting away of a portion
OF the entrails and undigested food pre-
vlous to the time when pretrifaction set
in: lie claims that the snake was fully
5000 years old, and belonged to species
now found in certain portions of Africa,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-11-17
NOVEMBER,
BY EDWIN II. BRONSON.

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-11-17
THE ITDIhN SUMMER.

The ilw!er's shot resounds through pleasant
mir,
Tia" naples have put on their rel and
gold,
Tho purple haze envelops wood and
void,
AnG makes the homeiest things look soft
ana fair
The corn stands in the shock for winters
food.
The COWS craze lazily along the stream.
TIE distant fountains now much nearer
.urm
Tn when the summer heats did Ger
tag.a brood.
I'll" owing colt frisks gayly through the
6-ll,
NJ thinks of toll in store for him and
me:
y 9@<fsh feeling Gains our energy,
A2id makes the mind to dreamy fancies
.ie,d
III" Indian summer has possession got
OF al cur thoughts and senses, and what
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-11-17

Hhceier's No. IS Sure Cure far EiFa.. G..' ..r.r
T96nGles cures all weakness ami >ureu.-s 90 h..t-
neys, inflammation Of kidney. II l.,r price
81.
Wheeler's Vegetable FHS are the only remedy
that cure constipation, giving nltHr-i ..-s.au u.
the bowels without Pliye,clH-. Isu5-,, ri pins:
or pain. Price 70 cents. Of druggists ia. H., ,s.a3.
VheelerS Nerriae Tonic for riclifal ,fr,,r..-,.,I
loss of manhood laDguoT. wcakIt or o. T ASA
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NAVAL YARNS.


NAVAL YARNS.
Stephen Decatur, orc of the brightest
s'ars forming our national constellation
! OF naval hrlees, was indebted to Com
modore Barry for his Introduction to the
| United States Navy. His warrant as
| midshirr,an bone the date Of Artil seth,
| 1898. His mother, Ike WaShin.tCu's
| hono1cd patent, had stgenuously object ed
| to the pan, but when the appoint nent
was assured withdrew her objection :.
He joined the frigate United States
ard gave the first months pay to allie
viate the wants OF the widow of his
| schoolmaster, who had been a shipmas-
ter. Decatur found two OF lis school
mates on the deck Of the nigate ready
| to welcome him; Charles Stewart, fourth
! lieutenant, and Richard Scmels rs mid
shipmap.
In 1903, so rapid had heel Decatur's
advancement that he trod the quarter
deck Of the flisate New York" COM
manded by Captain james Barren, who,
seventeen Years later on the bloody
ground Of Rls lenstuIg, shot Decatur,
thep commodore, and plunged the ma
ton into g,icf ard mourning over the
heroes untimeiy CeAth.
The New York" was at Malta. detain-
cd by strong Winds i!"H proceeding to
| iripoh, "heie I"H:n"Goie Morris, i'll
command "I TIE Squadron, was on the
| eve 81 cGihmehring the war against tie
| naughty ban haT!ans III earnest.
Recreai!ons for officer aut! u.&n were
few ard Ear between, '1"st Of tie leisure
having been taken ~ "i,i PRACTICAL
Grii!S IN a"re'f'''"n "l lard work "nd
active service ;a:'f"G 81 them. h"j"yn@
a slight respite from C"t| two your 6
nl;dSh' p'hch ''''''''e'' pe.''i''SS'''l lr' III
heo"''i' Is h'>' i'"' 70 st'''" 'he
evening ''i s''o''' '''' .. '.'' s""ns
sen''e"'e" was ''"Sel''' "''''''''dss,o whose
h'Sh SPiii' aH" "'lI'i''hh a''"''''h1H'S n'u
Already won ZOE 'iti hoti"fa;'!9 mention
10 'ie "ep"f'h'1"''
| A''I'e" III IRE "'''''S' ""' wen ii'V'iis
u"'''l III VI tn'iF HIM. t"o 'i"'S"'l''neii
'1S'ed 'he 'ie"'re' "ASie 'hey soon at
tracted the attention o: a group ct british
oiirerS' wa" J"hf''' i""The" anu sE''rso
" 80 '''' 49, '''' :,
''I|' '''
go.
nv,
s.','' III 90 "''.' q ''''''' III" l"''''S
''no'e" 10 ''' ''"'' ~ 'o,'S''' upon
luz " o. ''''''' - ''S'',' '''9 ''' '''''"''
ihes were soon J'i"'" ny ''e sc"tie'-
$500 >." "'.'' - '',''' I. W
y,
49,,
T..I,. .''.,....'.
:,
'''''''> ''''1''7'' "'''f y"
i''~N
The next morning the young man re-
cel'e' a challenge lis '"'"s"i iSf PROV
ing |" he military secretary 7" lie gov
ernor "f malta and noted ddehat. AnA-
lous Tor fresh con4aeSts and an oppor-
tunlty to practice his art that his reputa-
ton might he enhanced, he had singled
out the young. modest appearing officer
as an eligible victim. BESIDES it. was
fashionable and popular to affect deris!on
and contempt Tor representatives of the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-11-17
SENSIBLE MEN

has a separate cause 0,
needs 4 different Ele5huG
effect q cure, and n MON Q
vince that any of the qua,
the public claiming to cu'
ametrically different disc
Aran IL We do nCi cnll .nnl
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-11-17
RHEUMATISM,

cured by the use of WheclerS No Is Rheumatic
Remedy. We say boldly that in the worst Of
eases Of no matter how long StIHcing how serious
Or how pain FIJI, we can not only give relief hut
positirely for all time. FaiIin: TO 10 til, We
will positively refund the money paid 'ur the
treatment, and if your su,!crin.:s are i.,t Iv-.-
lively stopped for ali time you have not talown
your money away as yon woJid on any other tl2a
these guaranteed remedies The price of WreelcI's
tainable from druggists seut tree by mail 81 re-
oeipt Of price. Stamps taken.
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frequently used by debilitated
they feel. 1t is an incorrect ex-
and vigorous animals in exist
) weak as a limp old rag" for
ones self up. The weary per-
q, Woeful, and wretched.
! sometimes of imperfect nour-
N who is "as weak as a rag" is in
. 10 impart richness, redness,
!; BRoWN's IRON BITTKRs, the
IN connection with gentle and
gist can tell the worn and weary
TIERS has been found in actual
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-11-17
POOR PEOPLE

Of practising physicians
them. and also ind thai
poor that no benefit has
Tact they have thrown
overcome these evils we
Remedies to the sick and
each disease, without for
one remedy will cure an,
enc claimed for it and
stood the test of years vi
agree TO refund the moac
where a cure is not posit
sdies are entirely vegeta
will positively cure ever.
are prescribed.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been msde in the payment Of
The sum Of ndne hundred and thirty dollar. and
ninety cent? which \ claimed 70 be due u
tho dateOf this notice on certain mortgage,
duly sxecu ted aud delivered BY John r. Enipey,
u rembina county Dakota Territory 70 Aines
4 Company nfthe city Of Fargo, I,akota, bearing
a re s az e es 81 4e. II q
in and Tor the county ofPembina, aud Territory Ol
DAKOTA on the sub day Of September A. D. lssa at
0clock. p. M. in book No. 2 Of morlsnyes on page
VII having been i,ntltated t. recover she dsii
secured BY said mortgage. or any part thereof
Now therefore notice g hereby Kiven: that By
virtue OF power Of sale contained IL said mOst.
torecloeed and tie premises described In and
covered b. san mortgsge. Wis.,. Lots nunbeI
nine % end zen 40 IN block number one u "a
being south q Division street. sccvr.iilg u III
odicial plat Of aid town aud addition thereto
prepared and plated By 9. z. Act;ain. Enquire
IN Fembina county. aud territory Of Dakota: vitl
sea & paSic suction spa q e he sadse ~
cash. tOpay aid debt aud Interest, and the tAxes
% any, on aid premises, aud twenty-five dollsrI
stsoEnsye tee, g stipulated 10 and FL s.id mort
Ea,se I'm case Of foreclosure. aud the disburse
msas all3w2d BY law; which sale will be meda
'by,tae shed4 Of aid Penlbina county. Or hi
deputy nj the ffunt door Of the court house q
.1 q ss@sn al ~ fs ssa Soun 81
demption q any time within one yeas nom IL
day Of sAle. a provided BY Law.
Dated September 9Th a. D. icy: c..
.a.,,s.r : xsr..a4v. Ass SaS o:,.sxs:;..
AttomeyE III
The shes y ss,s . :, :a!ou,ned unit! saturday
,QAySssy KxEnzAv. Mortgages.
~ Attorney INV
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
SUM MONS.

TElRrroay OF DAKOTA DISTRICT COURT,
!. +. Hunt y. 6. Holt &c. darssr and ). W,
se1 H dH9g sI,e1 s, under sse firm
u; Tracy, defendant ~s'-Ass -
- hs Territory Of Dakota 70 the above named
Yon, J. n: T:..cy. are hereby summoned and
entitled action. which was flied with the clerk Of
the district court Of the Third Judicial Dl.lrick
i1 sud for tue county Of Pembina, aud Territory
md 70 servs . copy OF your answer on
the Subscribers at their ONCE in l'embina In saii
county, within thirty days atler The service Of
such service, and ifyou fail 10 answer 10 sai,i
complaint within the time Aforesaid, the piain.
ts 10 this action will apply to live court for the
relief demanded In the complain.
Dated at Pemblna, Dak.. s~,m. I'D, 1889.
AE1QcIER 4 MCINTYRE,
1918 Plaiutid's Att0rneya.
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The Universal Base Burner for1 1883
Its beautiful
proportions, I'M.
ique style Of APP

IT. beautiful
|prp,,ort;ons. nm.
iona svle Of an
| planes for Or
na,nentation, IL
simple, practical
and com plete,,
.,.t.,r of.,,n,,.,
|S....n.,. ~.
|,,. -
|...~s''..~."...1ACoI-
tons an" ~ won
derrsl n eating
capacity have
stamped il ~
'rpre-e mi nently
the leading base
burner in the
market. The
thoroughly sci
iGlcprint.ipi~
deyeloped in it
cs,llstru.ction.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Ell Coopsr, who made the assault
Sn Miss Dynes in Walsh county
and SWas arrested for the crime, has
+ Ascapd from confinement by the aid
4 of . monkey wrench. The Walsh
county officials should interdict mon
eHNrenches.
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F. 6. Mysick, Chairman;
WILLIAM JACKSON,
r. AYMoxD, ~.

SOallnls6lOneps :
Resolved. That the Offices IL tie
auditor, sheriff. judge OF probate .ai,d
register Of deeds b double iloored, paIssr
being laid between the floors, the flcor.
ing to be good quality aid we'll seasoned;
also storm sash to be placed ON the vim
dows Of the above offices, and Jail and
kitchen Of Jail. and some necessary storm
sash on north and west sides of Jail.
Fargo Republican, blanks and
books for clerk district court and
sherid, county auditor books etc.
i books for auditor and Treasurer.
bill e2l2.90. allowed. ................ $40 30
Geo. o. Barnard & Co.. certificates
Of admission. zee. ). ............. IL
The report ofC. +. jackson, county
superintendent Of schools, was road and
approved. IS 3,
=. y. jackson, service county super.
intendent, ! and IS months
slary. q days visiting districts,
$50 miles travel. :. !. !. .si85 n
McTavish 4 Webb, county poor,
goods Mrs. Zimmerman, 1876,
Oly Mary, e24.O, Ms. Pistner,
l.W, Mrs. Lemon $500, matches /.
Sorcourt house 10 cts............... 90 IS
Report Of E. Armstrong, ]. l. !, Pembina
resd and accepted.
Bills SLOWED:
e. Arnatsbnx. 6sAsrty case, Justice
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"a hanc00 Of the TIVE great
~ .paeties for the next campaign
b 10 more nearly even than they
Aa IN tor many years., Those
q their hopes for efice on the
y. either party are doomed to
,of suspense for the next
hshs uniesa something occurs
: lie scale.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
HE feeling h gaining ground in
iachusetts that Ben Butler WILDE
GlAated next Tuesday. =. 80.

10 II. james Elt6Ai lisa candidate for
4. 80 81 county auditor for Grand
q y sllkigosunty. svshope to hear ofhis
~ iiea. sor he would make . very
! % anpetent officer. q, g.: s.
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klMMQNx.

r..alroaY o. DAKorA.l DISTRICT COUNT.
9 Q. ueGuin ". A. ". stiler.
Stiles, defendant.
You sre hereby required to answer the com.
p!aint o. the PLAINTIFF. which IL filed with the
Of October. 1883, and 70 serve . copy
Of your answet upon the subscribers at their 81.
De- n Pembina and Territory Of Dakota
withta thirty days alter the ser.
day Of such service, and II you faii 10 answer
this complaint within that time the plAintiH III
take judgment against you for the snm Of Five
Hundred and Sixtyeight (S563) DOllarr,
besddes COTS Of action.
Dated q Pembina this 2a.l day ofseps., 1854.
= . .s.ss H.'e9 Pl.ia : sasl xsse:n:;x,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Professor Gather, . southem weather
prophet Gays the coming winter "will
be diaiHsaisAed by phenomenal sea.
5000 e odd, interspersed with parox-
sfsmla spells Of heat" The heat, prob.
sably, will mot be very intense in Dako.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

feadeut Arthur has proclaimed
THURSDAY Nov. q. Is Thanksgiving
day. The governors Of the several
states. and territories will doubtless
sissuestksfr vaccinations accordingly.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

6 lem Bright says the British House
/ kfo9d smuat 90. what sad thing
kyes,ad be II that hardvorking l,ody
q men should be cut loose from their
1canty means Of support.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

The free trader says protection
doubles tho cost Of living. The pro.
tectiondst says protection doubles the
wages ~ the lSborer. They are both
right and should not waste time in
Ashtine the question on that ground.
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SUNMONa.

TkaRIroay OF DAKorA.l DISTRICT COURT.
County Of Pembina. Third judicial District.
Lewis E. Booker plaintiff ~ F. Conway def.
The Territory Of pakot. to the above named
defendant
You, r. Conway, are hereby summoped aud
required 70 answer the complaint in lie above
entitled action. which was filed in the clerk Of
he COURTS ONCE ON the 9th day II Uct,ber. 1883
At the hour Of tw0 o'clock, p. M, cly Of which
u served upon yon. aud 70 serve copy Of your
an.wer y sail complaint on the sub.
crtbe! ct their ONCE in the town Of
Pembina, 10 The county of ,PembinA and terri.
tory Aforesaid. within thirty days sfser The ser.
Vice u this summons upon sou. exclusive Of the
sad complaint within the time Aforesaid, The
plaintiff In this sction will take Judgement
sgainst you fIr the sum VI Five Hundred, 6even
and 6ix.huudreiths dollars and interest at N
per cent. per annnm from Juns 18th, lBtS
besides costs aud disbursements.
Dated October 9Th. A. D.. lHs3.
GArrNEY 4 KNIEsHAw,
l4-lD Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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oraa1iie!als asiss
lnthis depiart.

oraa1easa tiss
1nhis depart
ment We have!
sdobtedsan en-
drsly now snd
novel substitute
for nl'li'c:k|,le; one
that 10 . hand
0ms0thsn nick
10, far mors in-
nble. and thas
requires no h.
Dor 70 keep II
clean. This sub
stance ia beam
tif',ily Nottlsd.
Enamel,s close
imitation ofItal-
ion Marble.
which hao ssn-
orally used tr
s,.ankala heat
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

& ut Arthur il said to bs pre-.
5iIli q y message for the meeting Of
y lays the Grand Forks
q -. tome papen have .
q 9 getting hold Of profound
4 I'LL u II We are going to
& ~ weather about the first Of
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
- Huron Daily Leader has su-
] - - 1tiication.

"a. w. D. walker, Of New York,
sssn spppitaed bishop Of North
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18th. -
ocroBER 10, 1853. i,
Board met pursuant to adjournment. .
Present: F. G. Myrick, chairman; 81.
Aymond and WIN. Jackson.
In accordance Of the veil known wishes
Of the Bar and people, Il u resolved thst
the following memorial be presep.ada Ia,
the congress otthe u:,ited States. .:s :;
10 to- Hon. the Senate and House
rof Representatives of the United States:
We the Board of county commissioners
Of the county. 4of Pembina, Territory Of
Dakota. respectfully represent and peti
ton your Honorable bodies that,
Whereas, the Sd Judicial district in and
for Dakota Territory has but one judge
whose duties embrace not only Terri.
torial. but United States jurisdiction, dis:
trict and territorial, and whereas said.
district covers an extent Of country
nearly 1900 square miles and composed
Of the counties of Cas-, Grand Forks,
Pembina. Trail, Richland, Barnes, Nor
ton, Stuttslnan and Burleigh, TO which
are attached for Judicial purposes the
counties of Walsh, Caviieer, Towner,
Rolette. Bothaneau, Winn, Renville,
Montrealle, Beauford, Flannery, Wallace,
Mckenzie, Dunn, Billings; vicland, Sim
mons, Logan, Mcintosh, Stark, Williams
and Mercer; Ransom, LaMonre, Ramsay,
Dickey, Kiddar. Mclean. Grigss and
Nelson. containing population Of l0O,-
600 inhabitants aud whereas the Terri
torial district business Of the court alone
annually amounts TO over 1900 cases, thus
rendering 1t absolutely impossible for one
Judge properly to perform the duties of
his office or try or dispose Of the cases
criminal or civil in said district, whereby
prisonersare detained an excessive period
without hearing as has been the case
in this county, or che escape punishment
entirely. our jails being insufficient to
contain. them and hiaderine and delay
ing the civil and legal businessof the dis
trict, z -.
Therefore We the board Of county
commissioners Of PembinH county D. r.,
respectfully petition that two associate
Judges for said district he given thereunto
in the interest II humanity, jasticee and
equity.
F.C. Myslcx, Chairman;
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Dissolution q Rsxsnership.

rs Cs.ns y, e %.D Dss'Ss.A.}. S,
Within aud iefae ssid county. Gsl john.oc u and
J. Pstefsoe Skiold, b me Wen known % 30 the
gsfsons who executed the above and Ibsegoin9
acknowledged 70 me that 0sy execuSsd. ~
same freely and voluntarily and lDe he pulpooS
therein expressed.
Nv. McIxRyax.
1l'U Notary Public,
Pembfna, D. 7.
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Bills allowed:
FIJI. Mitchell, bin 56t, G,iowed..e I IS
Henry Joy, witness SeeA hin $40, !,
~1l~-AA a a.

Bills allowed:
FL. Mitchell, bin 5.St, s,iowed..-1 I IS
Henry Joy, witness SseA hin $40, !,
allowed. ...................... 4 10
Geo. w. Barlow, constable fsss,
Dill 26.70, allowed. :................... - 10
Report q John Wylie, J.P., Neehe,
laid over until January meeting.
The report Of "a. Taylor laid over
until January meeting.
Report Of D. Ferguson, J. P, Hamiltoa.
laid over until January meeting.
T. Erickson, 3 miles to prisoners, "a
Archer cass 3 cents per MILES, 2 90
Charles Dalseil, constable Tees Ne.
ported b. n. L G. Nelson In
July, butbill not certified 70 until
October meeting. ..................... $50
FP: White, boarding prisoners from
July lst to October lst............... 4ee 70
r. White, washing prisoners cloth
81 %
2. White, services = jaiior LIT
July to LIT October: $50 per
z. White, services - custodian LIT
July to Let October, $50 per J..
month. .......:........................ 50 90
Bill Of p. White el0.50 for cutting wood
laid over until January meeting.
F. Bouvette diging grave forindian,
HOman.......ss.......s.... " u
PsoNExR ExPsEzs printing and adyestis.:
ing.
Printing for Auditors Ohace........e $50
Treasurers s. .......... g Is
Printing Commissioners proceed !.
ings, for July and August. !, Is 10.
Printing Report School snperin.!! y, >.
tendent ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 100
Advertising Delinquent Tax List. rs %;
P.O'Hara 4 days on grader At Ham ~:
ilton, $500; 90 days ON gr.der =.
at Drayton, 5000; 3 days on
grader at repairing.in Pembina,
500; 9 days repairing grader,
,z:oo. in ii. los %.
Charles Cavileer. postage for 81 !: .. 4
county auditor and on township $ 4
books etc........................... IS %,
Board adjourned until p. m. 80.
EVENING SESSION
I. E Yerxs, supplies for Jail, and
lamp shades for Register Of
Deeds. IS 10
T. E. Yerxa, county poor, Rondo
family, July, August and Octo- ;.
Is %
American Store Stool Co., I desk j,
for clerk district court. las. 90 ],
John Hillman for Samson B. jam -.
son, Mn. Preston supplies for
county poor......................... Is 08
Samson B. Jamson, county poor
supplies for Mn. Prest0n........- 3 Is,
E. A. Healy, service five months
county superintendent. ............. 1877 50
E. K. Ca::::ser, one rule............... 90
=. K. Csvileer, books for keeping
account with townships............ 636
E: Armstrong, copying assessors
returns for . townshipA ............ q 90
J. LaMoure 4 Co., county poor
goods for Isabelle Delorme. ........ 10 90
Chicago One Price Clothing House 500
L. Abrams. correcting ancestors e
....:.:...:.............. $50
Fargo Republican, blanks treasurer
and auditors redemption re-
ceipts, and road and bridge i
orders: ........................... II Is
Culver, Page, Hoyne 4 Co., lOOtax
tablets, 100 election notes, 1 ink
stand, 1000envelopes Dist. clerk,
arm rest, blanks ETC.. register
fdeeds. n q
Board djourded until.s q. m. octobs,
18th. -
ocrosra IS, 1858. j.