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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-12-12
III. cr,na.na, Calendar.

Capt Herman Giseke. an old and well-known
citizen of Omaha, committed suicide.
The Rev. James Ross has been arrested at
Middlefeld Ohio, charged with forgery.
When Frank James was notified that bail
would be accepted, some of the jurymen left
the box to sign his bail bond.
At North Platte, Ncb, D. W. Lozier, . hotel
:lerk preferred death to the shame of the dis
closure Of his crookedness.
Barney Beaverton, who has always borne
good reputation was arrested at Alton. Ill. on
charge of making and passing counterfeit
silver collars.
Mrs. Sarah B. Harrison Of Brooklyn brings
suit against wealthy Mrs. Frederick w War
ing Of New York city, for alternating her hus-
bands affections.
Menken, the murderer of Katie Broedhoft
was found guilty, at Binghamton, N Y, Of
murder in the first degree. He win be SON
fenced Tuesday.
Charles H. G. Rand, arrested at Adrian.
Mich, for robbing the mails, has been SON.
fenced to two years and six months in the De-
troit house of correction.
Loo Heller, young iron worker, Attempted
to kill Miss Inn in the Office of Justice of tho
Peace Dunning in Cincinnati, but, being pre-
vented BY the latter, deliberately shot himself
dead. Heller had been paying attentions to the
girl, who tired of him
John Heston was shot and instantly killed BY
Philip Lodges in New York Heston abused
bis wife, who is Lohges's sister. When
Lodges heard Of it he went to Heston's
tailor shop and emptied the contents of = re-
volver into the brutal husband. Heston and
wife were married in Pittsburg, Pa. when sho
was fifteen years old
The coroner's jury at Omaha recently ren-
dered verdict that Lizzie Howard, who died
from the effects Of burning, came to her death
BY having kerosene oil poured on her while she
WAS asleep, and having it set on fire by D. T.
Thompson and English Liz, who did il out Of
revenge for Lizzie Howard having given away
agsng Of burglars.
The French ambassador in an interview with
Granville intimatcd that the proposed plan of
England for the settlement of tho Egyptian
debt might be accepted by France under the
condition that French rights in the Suez canal
were guaranteed, aud tho formation Of an in
ternational board for financial control or ex-
tention of the function of the Caisse De L.
Dette Publiquc
The wife of Rev. W. A. Downs at Riverhesd.
L L, has eloped with Deacon G. Mitchell Terry.
leaving behind two children. aged two and
four years. The wife telegraphed Pastor Downs
that she was ''happy with her dear Terry and
would never return to Riverhead." It Is be-
lieved the couple have gone to Florida, where
Terry has sister who elOped some time AGO
with Capt Penny, leaving four children after
her. Terry was active in church work.
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Bssoasr on the DEAD 1eoultou.


Henry Ward Beecher was asked the Other
day II he cared to say anything in regard to thu
death Of Mr.. Francis D. Moulton, and he said:
"Don'tyou SEQ that this is very delicate sub
ject for me to speak upon? could say many
kind things Of Mr. Moulton, but some things
not complimentary. I remember the maxim:
De morris nil nisi bonum Then, why say any.
thing? His hand was raised against me, but he
could not help. Ha had committed himself in
tho conspiracy against me and was compelled
to take the stand he did I know from good
sources that he has regretted his action since
that time. He had many strong points in his
character. The real truth of that great con-
spiracy against me has never been given to
the public Mr.: Moulton held many papers,
documents and letters that have never been
produced know full we'll the underlying
reasons for this conspiracy, but in evidence /
could not prove them. Many things that one
knows to be true he cannot prove. fmay speak
more fully on Mr.. Moulton later. I may tel
what know some day"
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sW0D1A1 ~ - w. is3i IS 'tNs
Abig hss Of nominations wsss sent 1, ths
Senate By The President but III were old spA
painunents vel known 70 tbs public.
1t IL stated that the house nilitAsy commit
tee n IL report ON The solAisrs' homes invesH-
cation viii recommend tho removal Of Con.
Patrick from ths sovesnorship Of tho homs q
Dayton, Ohio
PostcAces Discontinued: Dakosa-pfloA
aana Forks county, mail 10 IAri mora Post-
masters Commissioned-H. u Maxwell. An
gleton, MINI, John Floyd, Woodville, Mont !;
Robert g. Morrison, 1inekannee, Via
Congress is already painting from over-ezer-
ton, and takes reoess until Monday. They
say it is to give the committees chance. The
this winter from various causes there viii DO
about as much recess - actual session.
Writes Washington gesssp: Senator Bay
ard cats quinine fer inspiration. His father
did before hinA And President Arthur, I hear,
delicious morsel during Ills four years in
Washington.
Agreat social sensation WAS occasioncd in
Washington when it became known that Miss
May Willard, daughter Of c. d Willard, .
wealthy railroad contractor, had been married
without the knowledge Of her family to Will
liam Paxton, an active young patent lawyer.
Miss Williard's marriage was runaway sfs
fair.
Well-informed politicians say that Minister
Lowell's probable successor will be ex-Mayor
Cooper of Now York city. He is a man Of large
wealth and would discharge the duties sof the
ministry With no less dignity and satisfaction
imam MI Lowell himself has. Abram s. Hewitt
" also mentioned for the place, but his own
choaoe would be the treasury portfolio.
Mr. Buckner says tho banking and currency
committee will try to pass through the house
some bill to secure the national bank system
and avert financial depression He expects to
meet m o viii. oRPostion but says something must
VIII have to BIO before the 18th, for after that
dmeit will be too late to get any assigned.
number of Northwestern appointments
we're in the batch of nominations sent to the
senate Thursday. l. K. Stannard, who was
temporarily appointed register in tho Taylor's
Falls land Office in October, will receive new
commission. So with Aukers, receiver at
Crookston, who was appointed Aug. 20 Noil
Gilmour, receiver at Bismarck, was appointed
July u, and his new commission dates
from Thursday. Recover Legote, at
CGur dAlene, was rcappointed, his
term being slipped FROM Dec T. John F. Kin
ME, agent at the Ysnkton agency. was appoint
60 JuiyA Inc only new appointment YVES
that OF BarioI Barker of Michigan, to succeed
samuel 4 Snyder at Fort Peck, Mont
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VINO eeene q N cuseoness ~. Gye
sight = easily losS blow, IN accident
8 severe cold eyen. NAY destroy the
nsrv. Ana th.r 81. .nrsaon ,e..ovss
a ~, -. y <, -. s-..,. :
ne paAt and ! us NE ooun!efteas. =
doQt manutacturs thsss 9ian lmtta-
tions, but Import exclusively. Ameri-
San avas ara snade and ali a tha same
sss ..-..- - u. &c. ......
nsato Aose'Bn onss' pas snsy ~ nos
- ane BY any means. The most per-
fecs eyes are made IN InuflnSiA, Ger
many, ana nave more natufG spear
dance than Any other. The IRIS y cover
co WIN siiver ana the Diood vessels wltn
gold, and, when properly inserted,
tney WI move Almost = resdly =
4
much depends upon the condition OF
tne sockes ana the stese OF the mus
eles g left y tne surgecn.
our greatest trouble y me me matching
OF eyes. Inc sllg1tess oinerence IN
tnas Is very appreciaole, and vnen you
re en- tnss NO two persons cyes are
.1lkes you can lMsgane sae anncuisy
We ! cisen 1aHe. aere = an eye oeiong-
ing 70 an oio gentleman ~ Ssermantown.
~ v tspec'ai eye, anu u ,eis mere = .
sample ~ wnicn ne can ofder ne, new ones.
lou zee, eyes wear lou. ONT snear me Geing
socus . ye1r o. 3 ns.le over; tnougn &C.
casi9nsny zee one wnlcn nas lassett .
muca longe! time. One genslemen VINO
was mere snls morMng 9sa worn ms eye
Iol nye year, Mgas ana a,y. Inc sait
ana alaahne solutaons o. 1ne searouc.s,
no ~, nave an enecs On sne sufiaoe
Of tne elass, sno evensuMly fougnens ":
70 'na a. = new eye , u necessasy One "
ni' Uossomels; 10y, .enews ner eye e
aDoue evely OK monsns; nefes nel last
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Persona 3o1usa.

Personal FONTS,
Senator Payne Of Ohio is seventy -four years
old
Charles w. Folger, son of the late secretsry.
10 dangerously i'll in New York
Commodore Platte, of the New York Yacht
club, died recently, aged ffty-six yeara He
was very wealthy.
Mark Twain and his friend, Mr.. Cable, car
ried away over $1,000 apiece for their two
readings.in Washington.
The Rev. Dr.. j. N Arnold editor Of the
Michigan Advocate, formely in charge Of the
book concern in Detroit, aged sixty, and .
prominent Methodist clergyman, dropped dead
on the street Of heart disease.
D. O. Mills gave dinner in New York 70.
Gently In honor Of James G. Blaine. Mr.. and
Mrs. & B. Elkins were of the party. After
dinner Mr.. Blaine went to the Metropolitan
opera house and listened to "Lohengrin."
New Orleans Special: MAJ james a Kelly,
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It seems that the French press has at last
named the right man in announcing the en-
gagement Of Miss Eva MacKay to Prince Ferdi-
nand de Coionna. Friends Of the Msckays in
New York are now discussing the engagement as
asettled fact, confirmed by . cablegram from
Mrs. Mackay to . personal friend At the Hoff-
man house The dispatch read: eva is en-
gagged to Ferdinand Colonna."
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PURE COP LIVER On. made from selected liyers,
on the sea-shore, by CAswEIl., HAZARD & Co.,
New York 1t is absolutely pure and sweet.
Patients who have once taken It prefer 1t to all
Others. Physicians have decided 1t superior to
any OF the other oils in market.
CHAPPED HANDS, FACE PIMPLEs, and rough
Skin cured by using JUMPER TAR SOAR, madeby
CAgMELL, HAkARD & CO., New York.
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1y six Year OLD Daughter.
DR. c. D. WARNER:-DearS ir-I received the
complimentary bottle Of White Wine Of Tar Syr-
up you 30 kindly sent me- Our little six yeaf
old daughter had q very sore throat, badly MI
cerated, and coughed almost necessarily. We
gave the medicine according to directions, and
she began to improve Immediately and soon gol
have recommended it to others. Ishall want
to get some Of it ct the beginning Of winter, q
consider 1t q very superior medicine.
Yours very respectfully,
Clarksville, Mo. Pastor NJ T. Church
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~ 1lA1d 0uy09A, Siatgse
sudds6ly re1lised - ~ nv ri
-. ;.,-s. ..rs
..:.......- 8. 49,. 49, :, .' "A ~ -.
-. : - ~ 8lf5t NeW NH.nss, ma Snus,
besides oenmAndtng The nAyigAsioai d q
narrow straight d vital Importance, 70
tha oommsroa a. tha eolorv m;.ht y.
s.... s --...-s',s. -, :,
S =. asssnDoF eocsally no - tnan
pohncally Questionable No sooner
was this unpleasant possibility brought
homs = IN. on..r.l.na.r. th,n AZ,
,-o,..d.a - -. ~ 49,. = ~,
S1 = W.. sue asnss. y sAAT
ing possession Of the New Guinea coast
on their own account. Their action
was marked by an almost sublim. sim.
nl;o,tx m. po,;,. u..;.t,... !.
m ,n. ~ ~ A's.s. :.
Anufsdsy Island was ordered 20 60
TO New Guinea and declare II
annexed. He did 10 and : c0lony
vho.a vhoI. rorrl.t;or vorta nj,
80 ., 800. 800 S.s
.1sAe snlla1sse Inshsn s9Wn' oeca"e
the owner Of territory beyond sea two
OF three times q large ~ Crest Britain.
Ihe colonial ONCE was asked TO REQ
ognlss this addition to the British EE.
pre-, ana AZ orderly official ideas were
conMoefapiy upset ~ the request. Had
Gueensland STOOD alone We DO not know
wnss might nave been Lord Derbys
rePiyi put u very speedily became clear
s1ss tne question WAS one on which the
whole Of our Australian colonies felt
strongly. Ine acton OF Queensland
~ received WITH ensnnsiasm ~ the
esnef oolonies' wnicn did NOS shrink
rom snarlng sne moral ana financial
responsibility. LORD Derby suggested
s1ss before ,. aodlng 10 this way TO the
area Of sne empire they ought
20 gcn!eoersS ana 1olnuy detray
~ 1osss PUrtlon OF the e1-
gase' Aae cnalteu6e was anssantay
TAKEN up. ana the money-Elo, wv
: year estlmatea 70 % required Tor the
AussrsMan pornon OF the enterprise was
Prompsly guaranteed, and would have
Deen iortneom'ng. sncn was she tempt
81 OF tne Oolonies' nsd u Deen many
times g much. Common action on
tnls lsolssea question mas started gen
elA movement tor confederation. There
sre aimcuities 70 % overcome, not the
ieass OF wacn u tne jealousy sabsistng
between victoria and New South Wales
, sna me oonsequent reluctance :,, OF the
iaster 70 pass the federation BIZ winch
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11sin - the Hose on Your xaos.
What is the difference between . persons nose
and Caroline the Great Petroleum Hair Re-
newer. Ans:-one is the center Of the head
and the other Is head-scenter
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49,.
Als1a1tAAssas 1sws 1Sseh
Coy. Mendricks q senior warden In 81
Panlt cathedral, Indianapolis
Toledo. have assigned Liabilities sA00OM
W. q. Vanderbilt and his sons recently In.
spected tho family Ynausoleum In the cemetery
on Staten Island, on which they are expendine
It 10 said suit is'to b brought against the
oficials Of Wabashs county, Ind, to recover
cades from Indians, il being held that lie
phrase. 'Indians not taxed, naeans something.
Dispatches from Ill points state that the
presidential electors Of tho several states mel
on Wednesday last and cast their votes ~
directed BY the people, aud selected meesen.
ss: se + convey to Washington the result Of he
Laura g. Clancy, the actress who was Gre
mated at Lancaster, Pa, recently, was spiritu-
alist and said just before she died: 81 know
my mother will be with mo tonight" She
was Frank Mayo's leading lady.
The largest vessel ever built at Buffalo has
just been launched there It is asteel steamer,
3Ol feet in length over all, 80 feet beam, cost
s225, 600 Sne has been fitted up for passen-
f kEs ''' @"a run IN 'n' Lake superior 1fas''
Tho Rev 8 B. Rossiter Of New York, in q
recent sermon, said he didn't know anything Of
what goes on inside . theater, but from the
show bills aud the newspapers he judges peo.
pie SEQ nothing but seduction, adultery, muir.
dor, false marriage, robbery and blasphemy.
movement has been started in this city ID
erect monument to tho colored soldiers who
were killed during the rebellion. The move
ment has been started under the auspices Of
Charles Sumner post, G. A. r., all Of whose
members arc colOred men who served in the
Amy and navy.
The entire property Of the Merrill L Houston
iron works at Beloit, Wis, including machinery
and patterns, which has been in the hands OF
On Assignee for year, advertised by r. ].
Burdge, assignee, y for sale at auction, on Jan
2, for the benefit d the creditors The plan!
represents over IN, GOO of the late company'r
assets, and is very valuable,
Tho following was adopted by the Alabama
senate on Friday: Be it Resolved, That the
sense Of this senate as rejecting the feelings
and sentiments of the whole people, of Alabama,
is most earnestly and heartily in favor of the
largest appropriations by the slate. compatible
with the existing financial conditions, for the
support Of our public schools, and our pro-
fcuntlost regret is our inability to do more fol
tteso grand institutions, so indispensable ia
the safety Of society and property, free, civil
lied and Christian government, and 90 indicA-
| two of intellectual, moral and material devel.
opment, in sympathy with the spirit and de.
mands Of enlightened humanity, and especial.
ly and solemnly do We express the obligation
and fixed purpose of tho white people Of Ala
| bama to aid in the education Of the colored
children in our midst
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1xad Drsa aful Cough,
and raised considerable amount of blood and
matter; besides, I was very thin, and 10 weakI
could scarcely 60 about the house This was
the case Of man with consumption arising from
liver complaint He recovered his health COM
pletely II the use Of DR. Pierces ssGolden
Medical Discovery" Thousands Of others bear
similar testimony
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At Bellaire, Ohio. recently, Bub Boram
stabbed Sam Day three times In the left breast
with large dirk knife Day will die. Borsm
was jailed. The assault was premsditsted.
Boram is notorious character, and Dsy 9
quiet young man
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CarhoIiqalve cures Itchinss and 1rritasiens OF
bths9an : Boalp. Poisons. Bites Of Insects. fleG.
UloeSs 30. Cures Burma and 6calds without . scar.
61assss. j. oofE g. B BE sasa inv VIZ
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For Dizziness take Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters.
All genuine bear the signature Of J. r. Allan,
Druggist st Paul, MINI.
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men and farmers Of the United States, Of tho
Improved Butter Color made by Wells, Richard
son & Co., Burlington, Vt, Is q proof Of their
wisdom in business \, point Of View Nearly az
marketable, and this color is the best, in regard
to purity, strength, permanence and perfection
Of tint.
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** Delicate diseases, affecting male
or female, however induced, speedily and per-
manently cured. Illustrated book three letter
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N Y
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Railroad ana 1svsr r.~.

Tho earnings of the st. Paul road for Novem.
Der were q, 3oa goo, decrease of $4,000 "a
compared with the same month last year.
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Fruit and Garden Lands in Colorado.
In and 10 acre tracts Low Price. Long
Terms to settlers or non-residents. Address
Tor particulars, w. E PABOR, Fruita, Colo.
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The House of Hope Of st. Paul respectfully
accepts DR.. Breeds resignation.
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The mandarins Of peking have subscribed
d, 000, 600 to sustain the war against France
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II success be the true test Of merit, tits . set-
tied fact that browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs"
have no equal for the prompt relief Of Coughs,
Colds, and Throat troubles. Sold only IN boxes.
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Cheap Comfort-What q comfort It il to
know that. in case any Of your children are at
tackled ct night with Group, You have the rem
edy ct hand in Aliens Lung Balsam Depend
upon it, mothers, it cures Group; perfectly pure
and harmless. Keep it OIL hand
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Tor the Ladies.
Laughter is the poor mans plaster,
Making every burden light;
Turning sadness INTO gladness,
narkaak hour in Nav do MN h.srl,k

IT'S the deepest and the cheapest
Cnre for Ills Of this description,
But for those that woman's heir to,
Use DR. Rerce's "Favorite Prescription.
Cures al weaknesses and Irregularities, .'besr-
ing down" sensations, "internal fever" bloat-
ness and tendency to generous diseases. Price
reduced to one dollar. By druggists.
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u sgNdPe genuine without ! ,b6nSH 81 EsSSsa
Hops % Hhite lAbSl. Hhiin III the vile, Boistd.i
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Ix.A. nr..ssn, nor-s

The A. N. Sullivan fund has reached S25 900.
The sum Of $50 600 In asked
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TNFANTILE and Birth Humors, MIX Crust,
i Scaled Head, Eczemas, and every form Of
Itching. scaly Hmply. scrofulous and inheritei
Hair. cured By the CuTIcuaA RENKDIEs Absolwsely
oure and safe. Cutcura the great Sk1n Cure, 90
Cts; Cntcura Soap; An exquisite Skin Beananer
Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier. 81, arc sold By
druggists. Potter Drug and Chemical Co. Boston.
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~ m SOC o,a n.n....,

Maj Gen. Hancock will retire from the army
in February, 1888
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Wisely Aaoptsa syDa.rzmsa

A Munich physician makes quinine out Of
coal
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Lasalle has signed for six months engage.
ment for America in 1885, for 100000
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ties which had schools and school eccouIl
that year:
Number Of counties reporting.
Number Of counties organised
sa% ai ses q ffs sessoo1 sso.s:ip; or
\. ganiEed, Ii 50 counties. .........
Number 81 school districts organ.
=. bed, ID Is old counties. ......
Number Of persona June /, 1884.
:. between ages Of 2 and 90 year, q
Number Of pupils enrolled in
:. public schools.
Number Of school houses, graded
Number Of school houses, nm
Value Of permanent .chooipsop. :,
Nembei; Of sitting: in school os
Number Of graded q ;isi; schools si:.
Number Of ungraded schools. 90.
Number Of teachers employed,
Number Of / teachers employed,
Average pay Of teachers per
month-U days, males. ....... q
Average pay Of teachers per
month-20 days, females. 49,. q
Average number Of days schools
were taught. ...............
Number OF county Teachers In.
stitutes held. .................
Meetings Of Territorial Associa-
tons and Institute. ,..
EXPENDITURES.
For school houses, sites and ap-
pendages.. ......:............ e6S9,9
For teachers wages. ,........... S94, q
For incidental expenses. ........ 135,4
For interest0n bonds. .......... 1917
Eor other debts and liabilities. SO,9
Total common school expendi-
tures during year:............ 1,sos.s
Balances ON hand June 3Oth, 1884 2B.0
Total to balance total common
school receipts; ::....::....:. 1.e@.5
For university buildings, Vermil-
lion. ...................... 500
For university buildings, Grand
Forks. ............... 500
For building Agricultural Coli
!. leSe, Bookings. .............. 200
For Normal school building,
Madison. .................... 10
For Normal school building,
Spearfsh. SO
Donated in money and lands BY
localities to all these. ......... 800
For salaries and other expenses
of all these o. n
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usntlsmsa eennssssd witA ~ pred ii ~.
kota Rave requested ~ ss6666l IlAaaliil pss-
pared for ~ FORTHCOMING report o. d super-
Mtendent Of Pubic Instructio6. end the follow
ing summary = furnished multansously toas
many - can b reached Of tho same time Il
y followed By brief abstracts upon few
points that the report will discuss.
VII H BEADLE,
supt Of Public instruction.
There ars 81 organized counties ct the pres
cnt time, but the reports for the fiscal yesfs +
ing June 30th. 18e4, include only the Is co6R-
aes which had schools and school accounts In
that year:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-12-12

YOUNG MEN send &c. and sample ef Hair, fos
i natural Mustacie. 'Box 3ls, = Bloomfield, N. ].