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New-York tribune., 1884-01-27

on account Of service In the Rebellion could not take t
oath was permitted 10 take a much milder one 30 u
urned ont that Jurors were about the only persons az
fected by the Old law"
The House seemed take the same view, since II re-
pealed the oath by Of 1875 TO H. But VIII yet be
seen that the House and TRIBUNE both badly mis-
taken The bill absolutely repeals the entire secticn
700 r. g.. and abolishes the oath now required OF
eyery person elected appointed 10 any Office OF honor
or profit either in the civil. military or naval service cA
Ceplng the President" etc II the repeal adopted per
sons appointed TO Office in the Ar-y or Navy VIII 10
longer bCTcquTed TO take oath that they nave never
voluntarily borne against the United Sdtc- suc
becoming citizens thereof Next viii IN regular ana
logical sequence abOshug the "invidiOus distinction
which cOInpcls claimants to swear to thciI oyY'
and then tic treasury bung will be opened IN way that
Will appeal TO Northern apprehension more man the
LOYAL.
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New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
STARS THIS WEEK.

Edwin Booth, at the Walnut, and Lawrence
Barrett the Chestnut. remain in Philadelphia another
week Ohm Mccullough has ended his engagement Of
three weeks in Boston ana he will now make brief tour Of
thc New gland provincial Henry Irving de-
votes this week 10 Cincinnati. Mrs Langry VIII act
in Boston FOR week. John r. Raymond plays In
Cleveland and Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Florence per
form in Ptsburg. LytOn sothem viii be seen in
Baltimore Mary Anderson, at the London Lyceum,
appeared last night in Mr.. Gbert's play, acting
Clqrice The rumor of marriage engagement between
This lady and the Duke Of Portland Is authortayey and
eKplicit1y denied.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
TIE DISISTER ~ CRESTED BUTTE.

EXPLORING THE MINE FOR TIE DEAD-TIIE EXCITE
MENT or THE MOB AILAYED.
DENVER, Jan. 26.-Since the arrival of the state
mine inspector at the scene of the disaster which
occurred in the mine of the Colorado Coal and Iron
Company. at Crested Butte on Thursday, no one
has been allowed to enter the mine, except those en-
ployed III searching for the bodies. Tommy
Lyle, whose lieless body was one of the first found
was employed as a trapper or door-tender. lie had
his whistle in his hand, and was evidently inst
raising it TO his lips when the explosion occurred
HIS stcp-father, ely" Stewart. is also among the
dead. His mother, who is left chdless and
widow, is almost crazed with grief Another sad
case is that of Mrs Meath widow, who loses her
two boys. A majority of the men were single
probably not more than twenty-one being married
James Walsh leaves wife and one child; Barney
Hcffron wife; David Thomas wife; Dan
Mcdonald wife and three children, and John
Rutherford a wife. and child born only few days
ago. Rutherford's half-brother, Rogers, is among
the XII led
The thirty-four bodies recovered were brought
ont during the night and placed in the blacksmith
shop wuere they will remain until the others are
found when all will be brought to town and placed
in the City HALL The workmen will explore cham
ber No. 2 But few women were present yesterday,
and they were merely sight-seers. The inquest be-
gan to-day Fifty-uinc coffns have been ordered by
the company and are now on the way 10 the mine.
There is a large crowd of men yet at the NINE, but
there are no signs of any disturbance. Nine super
ntendent Gibson'> house was strongly guarded last
night and the streets were patrOlled. The excite
ment appears 10 have entirely subsidized. Right
thinking men hold that the officers of the mine are
blame cSs, and anticipate no serious trouble with
the Molly Mcguire element Inspector Mcneil If
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
Wei De Meyer.

tits now uulsputcd that WEI DE MEyEES CATtPRH
CURE is the only treatment that viii absolutely clrg
Ca'arrl-fiesh or chronic Suffered with Cuflrrd ff
years packages Of Wei De Meyers cure completely
eradcatcd disease" NJ. Richmond Crown Dentist NJ.
2G West 32d.st. New.Yorl city" Thank cod Wei d.
Meyers helped me Immediately '-NcyT " Long East
Ashford, y. Y at restored me To tls pIpit.'-itcy
Geo L. Rcs Cobleskil y. y. zone box radio ly culci
me"-Rev c. H. Taylor liO NJblcst, Brooklyn. \ pereat
cuoa after 30 years suicnng."-J. D. Mcdonald no BrolL
way " Y, &c. Thousands OF testimonials Tcc-Fot
from all parts OF the world Delivered 81. DE Wei ID
Meyers ILLUSTRATED TREATISE" with statements
by tho cured mailed free. d. B.DEWEI& Co - Fulton.
ST, N.Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGroS, Jan. 26.-For New-England,
fair and warmer weather. northwestery winds, rising
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather variable
WINDS rising followed in southern portion By falling ba
rometer, generally warmer weather
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley fair and warmer
weather easterly winds shifting TO southery generally
lower barometer. - e'
For the Lower Lake region fair and warmer weather
sOuthwesterly shifting 10 southeasterly winds falling
barometer in western portion, rising followed by falling
barometer IN the eastern y
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
BELLLrUE HosrIrIL AND ITS NURSES
CORDIAL PRAISE FROM THE REV. Dr.. HOWARD
CROSBY.

To the Edifor Of The TriGUne.
SIR: We are ready to complain OF the bad
management of our public institutions; it is but night
that we should bcstow praise where il is due.
My duties have lcd TO Bellevue Hospital for the
past twenty years, and constrained 10 speak of tie
vast Improvement manifest in every department of that
important institution. The order md cleanliness OF the
wards. the efficiency Of the attendants, the skin and
ftlhluc,s Of The physicians. and the courtesy OF all
concerned are fit subjects for praise and pride. But
above an the admirable work Of the trained nurses
should Doe recognized annd commended These refined
ladies' full Of enthusiasm and devotion, and ably pre-
pared their responsible duties, angels OF mercy
10 the sick and suffering and then tender regard
for the patients il Itself healing balm. the 0tU-
Cs and NarJJand pavlOn- have provided the best Oca
ton, Tor curative processes and the hhcralty OF many
noble souls has made the institution for training
most important adjunct to our hospital system. There
was a time thoughts Of Bellevue were not savory
but now know no place where should rather Doe
Invalid to receive the wise aud gentle attention OF
pcricnccd and sympathctic guardians.
Nar- York, Jan. TO- 1851. HOWARD CROSBY
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
THE MARIE-GARRISON SUIT.

The Marie Garrison suit was continued before
referee Theodore W. Dwight, at No. Wast yesterday
Messrs ". ". Tyler attorney and William A. Beach
aud Roscoe Conkng OF counsel for the plaintiffs and
Henry L. Clinton and Melville c. Day. OF counsel for the
defendants were in attendance. The session lasted only
half an hour and was taken up In the examination OF
j. A. Dun0nt as an expert I'm the values of railroad Necur
lies by the plaintiffs consul, the counsel for the defend
ohiccting question and answer, ana taxing
Cxccnfinn mon ruled AGAINST by the court.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
OBITU UIRT.
CHARLES BARTON.

Charles Barton, retired silk manufacturer,
died yesterday morning al the home Of a daughter
u Paterson n j. lie born in Coventry, Warwick
SHIRE England about sxtyve years ago. his family being
sik-workers He came to this country when young
man, and in 1853 he became associated with the firm Of
Dexter Lambert & Company. silk manufacturers continu
ing in this association until $50 when principally
count ihealth he retired from the firm. The Of
his death was drOpsy. lie leaves widow and several
children, most of whom are married.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
Az INSURANCE SUIT DECIDED

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2G.-ln the L. s. District
Court to-day Judge Morris rendered decision in the
Of the Phuux Insurance Company Of Brooklyn against
the tug Captain Thomas A. p. Champlin. The barge
Centennial was sunk while I'm tow by the tug because OF
contact with one of the piers Of the railroad bridge
the Susquehauna River at Iayre dc Grace. The COM
pany paid 81 600 policy the barge and sued for
the recovery OF that Judge Morris decided that the
respondent shall pay 0nchai the damage and ordered
decree $500 against the tug each party TO pay half
tho costs,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27

COFFTN-On Thursday. oath inst. El1a5c'h G t0dn.
Funeral service 5unoay 27thirri az n nt the fl-
douce OF daughter. Mrs. T. = Mathews. 80 db.fy.Lhc
Park-pacc Brooklyn.
Nantucket papers please copy
CLARKE-Frday January .. clifford 81 Clarke.
Funeral hi. late sdeuCe Brook side New Rochelle,
Monday, January ., at O'Clock p. M.
GILES suddenly, Thursday 2iti ins; George DO
Haert Gillespie
Relatives friends o. the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral services 20 his late residence - West
47thst. Monday morning 2sth inst, al 10 o c0,k.
Please omit flowers
MAPES-On Friday. January ' Of paralysis aftcr short
Illness S0pha Napcs widow o. Professor James j. htfeH
in tnG 10Th OF her
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral services al Al Souls Charc1 ftiyc ana S5tha,
sunday January y. at p. m
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
MISSING SIGy4TCRES F0UyD.

WATERBURY, Conn. Jan. 26.-SignatCres
which have been missing from ancient documents,
colonial charters etc. in the State library for nearly fifty
years. have been discovered I'm autograph IN the
possession o Representative Rugglc of shelton The
book presented to Mr. Rusges years ago by former
clerk ia the library. and he made the discovery himself
while visiting the library. IL the book included sigma
Edmund ALdTOs and UDca3 the Indian chiefs,
more than 200 years old
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
TIE CHARGES AGAINST COZ NURRI'

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 26.-In an interview this
afternoon, Governor Murray said that no charges
were ever filed in the Department. of Justice against
him when he was Marshal Of Kentucky years ago :;
that the fact that there existed conspiracy to de-
fame him was now well understood here and in
Washington, and that Mormon agents from Salt
Lake City and their allies and paid attorneys at
Washington and New-York were making deter
mined effort to destroy his usefulness Governor
Murray sent the following dispatch tins afternoon
to Representative Springer in Washington;
The press dispatches here show that statements
are before your committee rejecting upon my Off
cIal conduct as Marshal of Kentucky some years
since. Such statements are wholly false and ma
licious. | desire to notify your committee that
hold myself IN instant readiness to meet and crush
any charges"
The Mormon press and church are jubilant over
the special dispatches sent from Washington by
Elder Cane, the Mormon Delegate, announcing the
discovery of these charges against Governor Muir
ray. Every effort is beng made by the MOrmOns to
get the Governor out OF the way.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
A VALUABLE POCKET PIECE.
-

Inc O'htb 'ahN '"pi'i "h'Sh
is issued serninonthy By the Timetable Company, Yes
try street Pier n this city, is very useful pocket
panion II gives pocket form, the timetables Of ths
railroads running from NewYork City, and others that
are used to great extent for business ard pleasure
travel The subscription is - so per annun, including
Ioother nockpt
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
TIE ESTITE or HIRAM RADCLIFFE.

KINGSTON, \. Y, Jan. 2G.-Lctters of admin
istraton have been issued the estate OF Hiram Rad
clf the recluse to ii. Il. Romeyn. OF Ncw-YOrk city
Personal property the amount OF Sl5Oo0O has been
discovered. half barrel OF pennies found In the
house also a note for $4,000 which had never been
presented.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
THE BEGGAR STUDENTp FIGHT

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2G.-The case Of John A.
McCaun against Charles f. and John 7. Ford in
junction 10 prevent production Of the opeTea OF the
Bcggar student" the argument in which was TO have
'1hhueu to-day, was AT the request OF counsel for
hlcNAuIl, luIthcr pOstpOned until Thnl.haY next
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
AMERo DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY.

BOsTON, Jan. 26.-The Supreme Judicial
Court ut East Cambridge to-day discharged s. r. Roger
Amero who was indicted for the murder OF Miss Eta
G.. Carleton, al Watert0wn, from custody.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27

HIS UNCLE.-It is said that F. Marion Craw-
ford wrote Mr. Isaaes in thiryhye days at the insu
CATION OF his uncle Perhaps Mr. Isaacs the unce
referred TO. Ayoung man pretty often prompted by
his uncle" 10 do things IN hurry, IN order 10 raise
little cash NorrtstOwn Herald.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
THE IRON-CiAD OATH.
WHAT ITS REPEAL MEANS.

70 The Edffor Of The Tribune.
SIR; In commenting upon the action Of the
House in voting for Mr. Cors bill repeating the ironcad
psih you say. Amy who not rendered ineligi
bic to Office under the xIyth Amendment and yet who,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
MIRRLED.

ColRatc &. Co.'S Cashmere BonqueI Toilet >oap-1he
exceptional Strength 0 % perfume d4o t-e Peot"
in fascinatiOns OF this luxurious article.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27

Two experienced physician. OF the swift Specific Com
many Atlanta Ca have located al No lj0 West Twenty
ir and viii pleased 10 an who are afflicted with
blood OF skin diseases Examination anic0nsuation free
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. 27.-1 a. m.-During the clear
weather of yesterday the movement In the barometer
generally upward. The temperature ranged be-
tween s. and 27o the average QssoJ being 2lso
higher than on Friday.
Clear fair and warmer weather may DO expected to-
day II tlls city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
EX-GOVERNOR JOHN LETCHER.

RICHMOND, Jan. 26.-EX-GOvcrnOr John
Letcher died this morning hs home in Lexington Va
Soon after the General Assembly Governor Cameron
sent an official communication to that body announcing
the death Of Ex-Governor Lechcr and saying The life
so well ended fun Of help and honorable service 10
the state. All the departments Of the Government and
all classes Of the people should unite in mourning for tue
loss and IN a revent tribute to the memory Of wise,
honest and patriotic of Virginia"
John Ietcher was born in Lexington, Va, March %
1913 He was educated partly at Washington College,
but was graduated al Raudoph-Nlcon College Virginia.
He was admitted to the bar in 1899 and while practising
law he edited The T0ieB star in his native town. lie
Presidential Elecor on the Cass and Butler ticket IN
IS45 and in 1850 he member Of the Virginia Con-
su0ndl Convention. He elected to Congress as
Democrat four times without OppOsitiOn he was mem
Der of Congress 1851 70 $3.50 when lie elected
Governor OF Virginia, which position he was holding
when the State passed the ordinance of secession.
Though he had favored secessonye as an individual
and as Chief MAGISTRATE he sustained the action OF the
State with zeal and energy. His term "a Governor ex
pred 1861 and after the close OF the war he took no
prominent part In politics. but retired to the practice OF
law at Lexington.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27

AIIFRTON-HERsOM-A the residence Of ne biides
parents Rcrwtck Ne. Thursday, January - l65t by
fe Rev Thomas TyIle Walter $. AeIt3u. Of NcNlof&,
ard Adelaide /. HersJA Of Berwick.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27

An Electric Lighter for 50 is being extensively
sold by The Eastern Electric Mfg Co., VI Boston, Mass
.,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

To this
Hseh Tbs 1srpnelsss lines give SivioA for hs s<
Pfsodns Midnight The TrssalG white line the
ths daring tho, bOurs TIE broken DOTTED line
VIE y.ston In tsnpsrAtgIe Indicated By ths thermometer
estI fhArmAey, as bfohdrhJ.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
zXaTEE7
DIED.

4Hnolioe, Of marriages NUT Be iador.,t cm JaH
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
Mortgage Sale.

Default having Leen made in tile cayneut @
lie SUM Of Fifteen Hun red forty .iiYe aud tii,
i've Inn !dredtli. dollar. " hich il claimed Il,
lite aud uni aid at the dLt. of this notice upo
:vrt.in mortgage. duly exc ute,l aud d-liver.t
VI. C.Myricl and Adelins =: Myrick hi. viii.
y MAxiield 4 Co.. bearing date the tlirtesntt
lay OF December. 4. u. sSi. AID duly rsc0 dec
In tile Office o! the register OF deeds In sud fO
the county Of lcnll,ina IL: d territory o. Dakuta
~ the 18th dxv o: December, 4. u. 49,. vt on,
o'cl OK. p y. III j. * 40. Of n. rtysges. o.,
1tierwise having been instituted to recover The
1sbt rc,lre. BY said M rlgage. or any rs there
nf: Now THEmEfOKE. N0tice Is he eby Ciyei
that hy virtue Of pnwer' sale contained Ii, said
mortgage aud Iilrsani To tire statute IN such case
.nadcandM vilcl the said mortgage will be Tore.
~ .aid ~ ttsasr. VIZ: lot ,un.he. seven in
81 ,ck nuinl'e live i'll the town OF PenLiiis In
t..e equity II leD.bi,:a, tn lie
crit ~ .'akota. accDr,ii Y u tile 0fIicl.i
la'0 said Mn on file a q Of record III H..
''sre o! the Register { deeds f'r said Pemlins
,ity witi' tie he .'titsnehts and n..lnirteila
eS VIII bes dat public auction ~ the lplles,
'tiei ior cash. " !My sail .Lt and iut..t It aud
stx.S. u any, on said pre;,,i es and t.y dollars
uIrne!'r foe. a. still Nlatetl In and hy said IN 1.
';ge H. case : { D-eelusnre. and disbur e,reui,
i"r sd by Inv; wl:ici, sue will be made is III.
nrih .! kni'I pe'ni'is cp;iy. nc the front door
TIE ctiirtl Use In he town If ielnbina. In said
county ard tsrrit ry. u the til day Fshrusry.
\. ~. II ut two 0clMk. =. ". ofxaid CAV, mi .
tct T. EDEN, ton at nnv time within enc y.ar
'om'iey fsale ns . divided By law.
Dated. December T,l 81.
iAh'tH u. MAxtlELt and MILL T. MAxylELL
i,artneis ~ MAxfIELi. d &C.. Mortgages.
gees, Tembina. ID. T.. = III
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Emerson Notes,

&SA40X6On ANVt00s
TIE Emerson Brass Band is maxim,
good progress. At a concert last week
they Noted over $50.
The Odd Fellows Of Emerson gave
dinner ut the Carney House OH Thurs
day of last week, which was quite /,
success.
The International tells Of an "Old
Liars Association" IN TINT town, witt, q
veteran horse dealer as president. Til.
society is fiourisAing. notwithstanding it,
proximity to Pembhla.
The following is part Of the report Of
the committee on FiIhnce, appointed by
the Emerson town council: Our total
liabilities to date are. in round numbers,
two hundred and sixty thousand dollars,
sixty-seven thousand dollars less than
the town Of Portage Ia Prairie. Estin,.
atinx our population at $500 our debt
per capita is s74.28. Estimating the
population Of Winnipeg ut $1,000 and
their debt at 2, 800 900, the figures regent.
ly published the:r debt per capita ia
sues=o6 per cent. more than ours. The
debt of Morris per capita, ans ssI,ef:ll
other municipalities il from 20 to 90 per
cent. in excess OF Ours.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
NEt,,,r.


A number Of our citizens we're sum.
inoned t. lSatl'gate, to attend u civil suit
lust Saturday.
An oyster supper and lecture is ais
iounce,l for tile benefit OF tile organ fu.i,l
III the Presbyterian ci,urci.
Mr.. Gardner, who has been here for
.onie time iI,st will change places with
..iis partner Mr.. katzauer in pembina.
While We welcome Mr.. katzaucr to
Sccise We are sorry ~ losc MIR. G.r.ln, r,
sl,o is deservelly p,pular in this pace.
Word was passed OH the street l.et
Thursday tlnt che Metropolitan Hotel
,sas OH fire, the bays armed with axes
ran in. and cut their way through the
selling, and by the application Of u few
pulls vi water the lire was cx.inyuislled
Harry Bullock came hack IRON the
pc,nbiiM mountains last week, loaded
Town with deer. tie reports that in ,
two days hunt, the five deer wi,icl, liz
drought home, he kile.l and only fire,
six shots. This il certainly goot worl
even for Harry.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
Township Meeting.

A Township meeting will be held on
Monday the l4th day Of January, 1884,
at P. n, ut the Court House for til.
purpose Of electing delegates to attend
tic convention to he held at Hamilton On,
Thursday, Jan. "A, which said conven-
ton at Hamilton will elect l2 delegates
10 the North Dakota Convention Of Far
,ners. X. AsLEs. TIP. Clerk for Fembina
Township.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
Notice Of co.partnership.

:;otice ia hereby given that we, s. Frank job,
a,n and Arthur u. job. SOL. OF th- town q
Drayto.i. IN THE c..uu.y reiati Il, aid ter ito
Of DAksla, have TIL. isy to. iuetl &c - tuz -,
u-der the firm haale u:.d style &c Johnson otii
er. for the IN T. &c Of tan, acting genera
mercantile BUSH tss On AMI after ia. ua y LIST
ls4. with cur principal place. bu ines ut Dlay
tor. III the untyand ter. itory at resaid.
Given under ur hands THIS 2.,h dizzy .
January. d.. loo. mr.%H JOHNSON:
TIE r,tory of Dakota-,ou..t. y, reI,.p..,..
Be 1t know u tiat o.. TIL. 18th 'lay OF Decenl,e
Il 3, Zero. ally apI~a I'd heture me. :. FRA: J
ne u the lers ms described in tile foregoing 40
tice. ainl they executed the ra,ue and nekn "
edged " lie that they did 20.
J. c. EEALY,
ga .,.la., ruuli,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
Business Iooals,

e. H. Strong is selling new stoves a.
cost with or without furniture.
Go and price e. H. strong's heap
stoves.
Christmas cards. pressed flowers.
grasses, and other holiday goods at 1h,
City Drug Store.
Look out for the Auction Sale of house
Go to the City Drug Store for holiday
goods of all kinds.
Fresh oysters served to order at the
Pioneer Bakery and restaurant. 9-tf
See the cheap line of overcoats at the
G o. P.C.H.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
Notice

We have soil our stock Of mercl,antlist
Jol,nso Bros, who are already We.
md fayorabIy known tn our customers.
To the public whose acquaintance W
ave made AMI whose trade we have u.
-ince August 1880, VIC heartily tendc, OUT
hanks.
We shall continue Us a firm and shall
i've our attention to real estate ard oil or
ines Of business.
-iH persons curing US ,cill please call "a d
t!tie at oace.
WALLACE Bios.
'r,yton. d. T.. Der. o.. 1888. "a
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
Bueklsn,s Arnica Save.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum.-G.xcs
sores. letter, chapped hands. cl,llbIak I.
corns, and all skin cru.tions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II il guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
sion, or money. refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by e. Moore & Co.,
Pen,bina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
AROUND TOWk.

! FRIDAY II JANUARY II, lss4.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11

Land oi,iys. Grant Forks. Duk., Inc, y, ~:
Aatice is here ~ given TINT the llnMi!iI.nEn
e.; settle: has il.l unliue Of lis itent ~ nak
,,ai r.u I ia 81 CIT al! Ills CHIN: ind tlia.sa!'
c,r,oi &.ll TT ilu.ie bettie iol:a v. .uc:ntyie.
i.iMry l.Ioiiv Ut l'eiib:nn. u. L.. u February
: -. viz: III, iu..s t,ta y.
ior tile Nv y sec ~ tp III ~ 6aw.
LIE .a.i,.s Ill. uih,~ins wuLet,ee te prove Iii
co tiau us se-i'ieEle up Ii I'D cHl!irau u .
at, ia:l Viz: Jgn.es licCa,e, George Mccsis
::ho Mas y. D km alcvuLr, all VI DAiliin 1T
DC. TIFFANY. Hcgi ter
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
BOOT and shoe, a. Cot.

! have opened ont a large stock Of
l,oots and Shoes Of all kinds and sizes in
the building lately occupied by the
American Express coinpany on stuttslnan
street, next tioor t. lie printing office.
and I am hound to close out tho entire
stock At COST. l,on't fail to take adj
vantage Of thus chance to secure boots
and shoes at prices that defy COM
petition In the Four Corners or III any.
town in Pembina county.
r. w. r. GooDvELIow.