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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-16


they are valuable scavengers 1t is probably due
to these birds that Washington is not more un-
healthy. They go on the river flats in the even
Ing just before rOOsting time and clean away
much OF the refuse which would breed miasma
They are down there nearly every evening dig
gng away on the flats like gang Of workmen-
thousands of them at time Crows are logical
In their actions, and sometimes appear almost
human in their intelligence" he continued,
taking stuffed crow in his hand and strOkinR
Its glossy wings. sit is well known that they
can count three, though
THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF MATHEMATICS,
does not seem to extend much further fone
two or three men wish to wait for a chance to
shoot them, they will not approach the hiding
place until all the men are gone. but II the num-
Der Is above three they are satisfied when three
are gone. great many Stories some true and
some little exaggerated are told to illustrate
the intelligence Of the crow. One very old story
mind, say it is an old story, and this is an
argument for It's TRUTHS that an old man who
had heard Of catching these birds by batting them
with corn soaked In whisky, tried the efficacy
Of this plan by sprinklng some 'doctored' corn in
field where the crows were In the habit Of
feeding, and then concealed himself to await
results. At first nothing unusual happened.
But after while there was . great confusion
among the crows. They were all gathered about
In a ring, and In their midst stood a slick look
ing crow with o white apron on, who was deal
ing out the 'doctored' corn to them, one grain
for two Of the other, while their voices were
pitched in various tones Of hilarity."
''THEIR SENTINEL SYSTEM"
he continued, after an apology for the fable, sis
very complete. Their guards display a remark
able degree of judgment and intelligence. They
will raise cry for man with gun long be-
fore he gets In range of them, and they are
equally wary Of a man who creeps towards
them. But a team may pass close by without
disturbing Them and they will even let man
on foot pass unnoticed II he hasn't q gun and
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Modern Children in the Wood.

"ooeru Nu11Or0n IN the w ooQ.
The population of the parish of st.
Matthew, in the county Of Rilnouski,
were thrown into state Of great excite
ment during several days of last week
by the painful uncertainty prevailing
with regard to the fate of two children Of
a farmer named Dionne, aged respective
ly IL and years, who had been sent III
to the bush near their fathers residence
to cut few branches of cedar. Not re-
turning home after an absence of five
hours, the chiIrden, it was concluded,
had lost their way in the woods and the
parents began search for them, which
they kept up without success until 10
o'clock that night. Next morning 50 of
the neighbors. with the curate of the par
ish at their head, turned out to continue
the search, and IN the afternoon 50 more
took it up, but both parties failed to find
any trace of the little wanderers. On the
following morning four of the most ex-
perienced woodrangcrs and hunters Of
the place resumed the weary search, and
about noon found their efforts rewarded
with success. They came upon traces of
the lost children, and little later, upon
the two psor little creatures themselves
still full of life, but suffering terribly
from hunger and cold. At the moment
Of their rescue the older Of the two had
placed his little bnther in the hollow at
the root Of an old pine tree. It appears
that will, the exception of the few
hours they had lain down to sleep dur
ing the night on the cold ground, they
had walked the whole time in the hope
||afs extfieatin themselves from their
r!.sy |. ND J. p.1red two
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Mortgage Sale.
nEFAi'LT has been made in the conditions Of
IA ceratin mortgage executed and delivered.
BY Adolph Bertrand and Ju.tine Bertrand. his
" life, M rgasors, to Edinburgh American Land
Mortgage Company. Limited, mortgage, dated
the 9Th day of November. "A. h. eighteen hundred
and eit:!ity-oie. aud recorded AZ u mortgage In
the office OF the Register Of Deeds. OF the county
IS pelnbna, in the Territory of Dakota, on the
eighth dny of H0vemlr r. !rSi. nj 1913 O'Clock AN.
III irno1 no. o. mortgages. cn page 2i4. ON which
there is claimed 10 he due at Tie date Of this ID lice
the amount Of nine hundred fifty four dollars
and tweIty-three cents, 1874. ard no action or
pr cceding has Gecl instituted ut law or in esui-
ty to recove. the debt secured by said morL,uy.
Ut any pnst thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
I.Wer o! sale contained IL: said mnitsage. and oil
the statute in such ease maze and psr"ded The
said Mortgage will be f,rcvl red 10y sale of the
eaid mnrtsagcd premises therein desc.ib, 4, which
sale will he Endc at the f.tnt d'o. If the c. uj
liou.e In the town Of Pembina in the county d
pembins and Territory OF Dakota. at publ.
auction by the sheriff Of raid county. or hy LII
deputy. on Saturday the 9th dag RI December
4. y. eighteen hundred and eighty -fouI. at clever
oclncS i'll the icrent on 70 satisfy the amo,!n
which rhall then be due on said mo, tgase, Will
the irtere.t thereon and costs and eNp+ns, Q
sale. and fifty dollars attorneys ieer stipulated
III said mortgage In case cff.Ieclosufe.
| The p'emia, Gesci ibed In sud mortgage, AM
80 To be :. h. are the lot, piece or parcel Of Lane
OF Dakota end known aud described az follows
tO-wit: west half of the north west quarter a.it
twest hulf Of thu stuth west 4ua.tr Of sectiei
eight, Twp. one hundred a ID sixty-thr,e p0rtl
Of range ffty.on west Of the Hcth Prinot III
dian containing go acres more Ql<}sl
TO Government survey.
Dated October Z, 1SS41a
| sEdinbr
IN II. DIcKspx. Mort
! As1sfn.s AsstES|
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Land oMre. Grand Forks, OAK, Oct. y, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
se,ler ha. filed notice Of hi. intention 10 make
final pronf IN svpoIt Of his claim. aud that SAID
prnoi will be made before Robt. Iwee,ilie clerk
district .ourt1t Pembia. DIT. Dec. &c. 1884, VIZ:
David McCar1i,.
los lots 80. and ), NV or see ), lGc, r 80.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residencc upon. and cultivation Of
said land, viz: JAS. Murphy. Vim. Hum, David
unay aud JAS. Nicholson ul of p,mbinu county
ID. 1. l4l9 Is. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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kENliLuNS.

IEElo':YoF DAKnrA, DISTRICT COCGT.
Cou"iy of re,abina }Tiiir,i judicial District
Lemi- L. Booker plaintiff. VIZ. Z. B.istol, dcfeI..
ant
f niant:
You. {. istol, are hereby summoned and re-
CURED 10 answer the complaint IN tn. above c.i-
i-!so action; which was filed with tne clerk Of
SAD curt on the 9TH day Of November 1884 and
20 serve copy of your auewer 10 the said CON
ri"int on the subscribers at their office in tie
vawl OF Pen.blhh. in the county of IeHbinu, aud
lag this SUMMONS upon you, exclusive OF the duy
OF such service and If you :ail to answer the sail
c"mplaint within the time ufUre-
said. the pantia In this uc-
lon will .u;e judgment against ycu for the gun,
of One Hundred Dollars nnd interest on the came
from Jununry Isl. 1851 at the rute Of IL per cent
per ariii-n besides COS 5 and Disbursements.
GAFFSEI 4 KNEEhIAw,
Ia Nov IL, ltSi. Plaintiffs Atly's,
1871 reinbina. d. +.
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5 Land Office, Grand Forks. DIT, Nov 10, 1851.
Notice ishe reby given that the following. named
settler has 'ilcd notice OF his intention TO make
final proof II support of his claim. anil said p,oui
will be made before Robert Ewing. nutory public
ut pembina, Dakota. OH Decembc! 18th, ISL, viz
George Clearwater,
ID. 81 No. 320S, tor the ne pr re Or sec III 1C3
lie Names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
raid land, viz: 7 IL Caiwallader, Paul Norman
J.. kenville, Fred sargent. all Of Pemlina, ID. II.
N-2i d. Z. TIFFANY, Register.
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L 8 Land Office Grand Forks n. IT. Nov 10 1881.
Notice il hereby given that the follow ng name q
settler has filed notice Of his int. ntion to make
iinu] proof i'll support of his claim and that sa:
Pioni will lie made before KObt. Tweedlie, CLERK
81 we district ..urt, PembiMa. y. IT, on Dec. x7,
lss4 VIZ: Samuel WOodluuse
H J. No. los, for the Iii INV Or, W III he or, sec
~, IG., 81.
He names the following Witnesses to prcye his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and c,i!t> uinn of said
land, viz: Vim Montgomery, John Montgomery y,
Norton iounans. L sperling, all ofJrli.tte. b Il.
jG-sl b. e. TlEFAFr. Register,
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R0WEsNaNr.


When are you going to your wood hut?
is the'general enquiry.
This is The time of year when flaw in
a wagon axle maketh we granger swear.
Our farmers all say that for good
square deal the Drayton mill takes the
biscuit,
ia. Purdy has been piling in the fall
goods lately and says he is not going to
he undersold by anybody.
Ifappearances count for anything. Joe
is thinking seriously Of joining the army
of Benedicte, and still there's more to
follow.
Geo. Hodgson lost good frame gran
airy, and one thousand bushels of wheat
by prairie fire; several smaller losses are
reported.
The threshing machines have all laid
up for the season. Craig's machine set
one hundred and one times, and threshed
out little over thirty-fve Thousand
bushel in forty-six days. How's that.
The social at Geo. Hodpson's on the
Goth inst, was one Of the most enjoyable
affairs of the kind ever given in this
.neighborhood, and will long he looked
back to with pleasure by the twenty
couple who made up the party, the only
regret being that, owing to an accident
which befell the host during the day, lie
was unable to join in the sports of the
evening, which was much regretted by
all present, while the untiring efforts of
the hostess and family in attending to
the wants oftheir guests was duly appseci-
ated by the party. aud when they wend-
ell their several ways homeward in the
wee small hours it was with general
wish that they might soon get another
bid to Georges.
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Land oa,oe, Grand Forks, D. T., Oct 40. 1894.

A-""' o.h.e, di"tlu fcrkf, ". l.s oct. ~, lsSi.
Complaint having been entered Mt this Office m,
October a:,ih !sa4, by John ". Chisholm asa:ns
Charles NJ killott, for failure t, comply with law
as 70 timber culture entry No 3i17 dated Octubei
i'ena county, Dskop. with view to the cane
latinn .! SAID entry; contestant alleging that I'll.
SAID Charles Mckiilop, Of his heirs, executors nl
have failed In IMPLY with til.
timber culture law, in this expect that they have
not within the ath year alte- making said entry
cultivated in any manner the I acres ct .nit
,caal which should hes .wn to trees or seeds; thu
'he llv"tion has not been done up to the pres
enl date AMI there are no trees growing upon til.
SAID 'ar, iie said pun ties are hereby sumlmnne.
- aepGdi Ut III ONCE, on the 18th Jay Of Dercn
ne: iss lat O'Clock a. 81. TO respond and iu,nisl
e mcny Concerning ~ id alleged failure.
;G-.O W. J. ASDERboS Ke.Civer
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+ Grand Forks was visited by DIES.
tructive fire on Friday last. Several
buildings, including the Plaindealer
Office, were destroyed. The Plain.
dealer estimates its loss at $4,000 of
which $500 were covered by insur.
2noa
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These are Slid Fac.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within reach of suf.
fering humanity, traly Electric, Bittcrs.
Inactivity ofthe liver, biliousness, jaun-
dice, constipation, weak kidneys. or any
disease Of the urinary orgr. .ls, or who ever
requires IN appetizer. ionic or mild slim
ulant, will alwav', end Electric Bitters the
best and onl; certain cure known. They
sct surrey and quickly, every bottle guar.
an'ecdtogive entire satisfaction or money
.efunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle be
|C. Moore e. Co
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\
Mesrs. McBain & Hos1ocks II the
Drayton mills are displaying; ! good deal
OF enterprise in their business here.
Thanksgiving was duly celebrated here
out on account of distance from the press
rooms and no telegraph line We can give
no report this week.
MARrlED.-At the parsonage Monday
afternoon by the Rev. Jas. Woolner, Mr..
John Miskclly and Miss Maggie Dunbar
both of Walsh county.
Several new families have just moved
in town. Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. Henry, and
Mrs. Rose and her family have moved in
over johnson Bros. store.
Since winter set in bushes is fairly
ON the boom, especially in tho wood
trade, farmers coming from near and far
for the necessary article.
s. r. Smith this week calls attention 10
his large and attractive stock Of winter
goods. selling for cash, his prices are ~
low US the lowest. Call and seq.
The photograph galler., .dain street
north, is now open for b Asiness. Parties
desiring anything in the photo line
should call how and avoid the rusl, of the
holiday season. II. II. THOMPSON. lw
Tie Steamer I'll. W. Alsop" has gone
INTO winter quarters here, with several
barges loaded with wheat. The cold sl,aI
came Oh rather too suddenly and she
was caught. Captain and crew wer.
obliged to make the return trip ON Dir,
land. Watclanan W. J. slattery is il
charge.
The Drayton elevator is doing "a yer,
quiet business these days. Farmers d.
not object to the four..cents less than rail
road prices, on account of the differenc,
in transportation charges, but they d,
objectto losinga grade and five pound,
to the bushel for dirt. Such state o
things is very.grcvious to us, but villa
can we do about it? P. & II. stand alone
in power.
| PEasoSAL.-Mr. Staufler, the miller
who has been boa.sling here for lon,
time brought his family in.from Emerso,
last week and is now pleasantly situatee
in MID. Wallace's house. ....Dr. Musgrov,
the town physician. is fast gaining
countrywide reputation. Last weei h,
was compelled to: spend considerabl,
time in st. Thomas OIL important cases.. >.
On the other hand DR.. Christensen, tn,
druggist left the town in disgrace oc
casioned by the acccssive use of alchohol
His drug store was closed up and til,
stock seized by his creditors Satuyda,
last. We understand his family ls il
great distress and dying in belmont. :. i. :.
Mr.. J. 6. Pepparl has taken Mr.. job,
Walkers house for the winter. Mr.
Louis Morsen has rented Mrs. Wemple'
house just vacated by Mr.. E. A. Healy !.
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Land o.tice Grand Forks, D.kots. Nov 10. 1884,.
Notice i.hereby given that the follow ing named
setter hus fled notice Of his intention 10 make
III al proof in support of his claim and that said
proof Will be ma'Ie before Robert Tweedlic, ClerE
Of the Distrlc: court ut PembGa. b. T., Oh DcceIn
Der .Gth 1854,
Martin Coonan,
For the sw qr. sec. % 49,, r Sc
He names the flowing witnesses to prove hi,
CO.. tnuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, VIZ: J. Defnney, J. Crumney, Vim. Mct'uk-
treon aud Wm. Smile, all Of pembiua Co. u. 4.
E-sl DC. TIFFANY, Register.
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A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkl,amnock,
Pa, wasaftlctcd for six years with asthma
and bronchitis, d'.ring which timc the
best physicians could give norelieG Her
life was dcsraired Of. until last October
she procured q bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief was
felt and by continuing its use for sllor,
time abe was completely cured, gaining
i'll flesh 80 lbs. in few months. Free
trial bottles Of this certain cure of all
throut and lung diseases ate. Moore &
Co.'S, drug store. Large size bottles
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-28
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
P1LsRlM-CoLE.-Ou the Goth inst, al
Pembina, by the Rev. G. A. Scllraln,
Thomas NJ, son of II. A. Pilgrim ESQ.,,
of Hamilton, Ont, to Miss Alma Emma.
daughter of John Cole, Esq, both Of
Emerson, Man.
MURREL-CARPEnrER.-On the 22d inst.
by the Rev. L. ID. Wardwell, II, A.
Murrel to Miss Sophia E. Carpenter,
both of Pembina.
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MASS

OF DAKOTA, l DISTRICT COURT
County of Pcmbna. $50 judicial Dis,ric,
Lewis +. Booker, plaintiff, VS.. d. w. Wright
defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota to the above named
defendant.
You ID. w. Wright are hereby summoned and
required tn answer The complaint in the above
entitled action, which wa- iii,d with the Clerk Of
said Court, on the nd day of October, 1854. and
to 4erv, u copy ofyour answer To the said com.
plant on the subscribers at their Office in the
I wn Of Fenibinn iii the county of pcmbina and
Territory Aforesaid within thirty days after the
= rvicc Of this SUMMONS upon you exclusive oi
be day 0f such service; and if you full To ailsSe
ue said complaint within the time aforesaid llie
Plaintiff i'll ths action will take judgment gunsl
you for the sum OF One Hundred aud ninety nine
dollars and interest on SiGiU at l.! per cent FROM
1881. aud interest on S3iGJ nj seven ~
ce.' from April 6, 1852, besides costs and DIS
bu,seln, nts.
Dutcd u tober 9, A. ID. 1891.
GAfFN:Y l. KEErEHAw.
H-.0 Plaintiffs Attorneys,
pelabiIu, ID. 7.
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Business Locals.
Wanted.
"A girl at Ms. P. AHERN's.
Lost.

Between Cavlleer and Hamilton, one
ticket for wheat, No l regular (lo6s) and
numbered 81 bushels. Also q note Of
$25 against Arthur Isabel and anothe,
for $3.50 against Angus Mcdonald. The
finder will be rewarded by returning
same to Adam Melville, Cavalier P. o.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-28

That hacking caugh can be so quickly
cured by S',iloh's. We guarantee it,
Sold by L. NILkESs.
Why will you cougl, when Shilol,'scure
will give immediate relief. Price 1Octs
80 cts. and $l.-Soli by L. WlLKeNs.
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US Land Office Grand Fork, d. r., Oct. 90, 1854
Notice is hereby given that the follow ingna,nsI
settler lihs filed notice Of her intention to nnk.
iinal prtnf In support OF lis* claim, and that said
prooiw be made bet, re Robert Tweullie clp1 1
of the district court. f,mb;nn Ia. en- Dec. ~
1884, viz: Emcl.a Widell,
for the wv or, sec q, It's, i 81.
She names the following Witnesses to prove hel
continuous residence upon, and cultivation ri
snid land VIZ i'nnl Hagen, john Hagen, sigur
den J' hn.On and John Emerson. all OF rembiiu
county DIT. l5-.o DCTIFFANY Register.
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Notice TO Farmers.

Parties wishing to exchange wheat fol
-four should bring in their grists early
When we commence merchant worl
only limited quantity can be exchang
led. Get cheap -four and bran while YOU
have an opportunity.
1875 PExsixA MILL 20.
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shilolls vitalixer is
guaranteed to cure you.-sold by L. WILL
yryn
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woman is a luxury" says an ex.
change. end then adds the unfesl,h.s,
remark Chat anless mans circam
fstapeess ~ l.lx,i ID = is had hetts
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A farm for sale within half q mile OF
Bathgate station. LAKlx & PARKAR,
1919 Bathgate.
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Farm for Sale.

Cranberries at the Pioneer Bakery.
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Oysters Served

Fresh fruits of all kinds at the Ponce,
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EDW ARD PjCuE,
ALBEIT PlCME.
In the presence Of
CAL'XTE GAEDE1T.
ROUT. EWING.

le!fFttOTy II UHKOW,
County of Pembina rs
BIZ it known that p. rnunly appeared before
me. a notary public Celrstin Thomas. Edward
Piche AID Albert ficha. to Inc well known. who
acknowledged that they executed the foregoing
fr. ~ uni voluntarily.
wi,,icts my hand and zeal thi. 9Th day Of Octo-
Der, 1851.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-28

Small pox is raging in Drookings
county, South Dakota.
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A. B. LATHAM would announce to the
public generally that his skating rink OH
the corner of Rolette and Second streets
will be ready for use Wednesday next
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-28
Ponies for Sale,

Aspan Of Tsxas ponies, cream-colored,
well-mstclled. in goql condition, and
young. Apply to Il. A. WARDwxLL,
1913 Pembina.
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Bishop WALTER conducted Episcopal
service at the school house on Sunday
evening last, preaching scholarly SER
mon, which was greatly enjoyed by the
cong egation present,
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PARET0WN.

PARET0HS.
We have great pleasure in congratulate
ing Mr.. Robt. Thexten this week
4 daughter.
Mr.. Clias. Jackson is down on short
visit from his mountain home. Charlie
lis very popular with the boys and is
always welcome.
Quite number of our townsr er 9
intend ~ take in the tea meeting a.
Crystal. We hope to see large attend
dhce and an enjoyable time may be ex-
pected.
During the last few days Mr. Alex.
Bell has had great difficulty in getting his
stock to drink the water drawn from his
well. On going down TO investigate he
brought to light IA muskrats, one rubber
boot and u miscellaneous collection OF
dead gophers, shin.;le nails, stove lid
and other articles not yet identified.
Mr.. Robt. .Thexten had a very narrow
escape from losing very valuable team,
Of horses last week.. which were taken
suddenly i'll Oh Friday. Tine cause OF
the complaint seems.to be mystery as
both horses were taken will, symptoms
alike almost simultaneously, but they are
now in fair way of recovery. The gen.
eral bcliefis that they Were poisoned.
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Notice ofCo.Psr,ncr.htp.

To whom it may concern.
This is 10 certify that We. Crl. stn Thomas Ed
ward P.chc and Albeit Piche, ali of the town Of
Pemhiaa. county of P.mbira and territory oi
Dakota formed co-pattn, islip Oh October ed
1884. and at that date b, gan tire f,sactug business
under the i.m Kane Of the rcmlina Brewing
Company for the purpose Of carrying on u gen.
eel bre" Ing b,isiness IN the br'Mey In: ~ oc-
cuped by G. Thomas. adjoining the town Of Penn.
bina. +, mbina c unity d. 4.
In testimony whereof We have here unto set cur
hands aad seals this eth day Of November, l,o4,
CELESTIN THOMAS,
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OyDV01U 0VHv0V
To order at the Pioneer Bakery in any
and every style. .s-3m