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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-06
Original Articles.
EXTRACTS FROM A NOTEBOOK.
CONCLUDED.

Mount Vernon House" where the great
General and his wife presided with such dis
tlnguished grace, and where both died.
The Mount Vernon Ladies Association
now own the mansion and grounds, and their
efforts to restore the aspect of both to their
original condition have been most successful.
AS we wandered through the rooms, each
wide open, but guarded by low picket gate,
we were SO impressed with the quaint, old
fashioned, but elegant and appropriate ap-
polntments, that it would not have startled
us much to have met the General pacing the
stone floor of the portico, or to have seen
Mrs Washington seated at the harpsichord
in the music ROOM OF Gen Lafayette handing
Miss Nellie Gusts out to dine. Indeed, in
the noble banquet-room there was lifelike
painting, where both generals we're repre-
sented on the same canvas, which aided the
illusion.
In reality, we saw no host whatever. It
was sort of experience of the "White Cats
Palace, where the doors opened of themselves
and one passed through unmolested- unless
the photographer who for the time occupied
a wing room and pertinaciously, though po-
|lltely, presented his views of Mount Vernon
House" was the selfpromoted one. In
these pictures we saw various modernized
groups. That is Governor --, or Sen
ator --, with their families grouped on
the portico; visitors like to carry away pic
lures of the house and themselves as a son.
0enr." But we retired, deprecating the
suggestion of " borrowed plumage" l should
as soon have thought of appropriating the
United States escutcheon for my coat of
arms. |, however, acknowledge to the weak
ness of inscribing my name in the great
registry volume, exposed on table in the en-
trance hall for the accommodation Of tourists,
but did not add it to the myriad penciled
on the woodwork Of the observatory.
We strolled through the old-fashioned gar
den, brilliant in bloom-the conservatory,
filled with rare plants-down the avenues of
magnificent forest trees in front and rear
passing groups Of loiterers, and finally came
again to the Tomb. On our return we passed
the steamer Despatch" with the United
States flag unfurled at the masthead, bound
for New York, with President Arthur Miss
Nellie Arthur and Private Secretary Philips
on board We Auttered our handkerchiefs
and were made happy by salute! It was
not Mr.. Arthur, personally, who inspired this
subtle emotion. 1t was the loyal sentiment
lying deep in every American heart that
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The Greatest Book of the Year


There las been n wonderful demand
lately from Republicans for Il full and re.
liable book Of the campaign. Books are
plentiful, but those do not respond to.the
want Of intelligent voters, who naturally
desire the hest it spossible to obtaln, and
it is true that in this description of literl-
ture there should be no second class.
The best is always tho one desirable.
According to our view, just the work
wanted has but now been issued from
the press Of Messrs. Jones Brothers 4 Go.
of Chicago. 1t seems to respond to the
wants Of all who wish to be fully inform
ed. 1t is u perfect cyclopedla of political
knowledge, comprising extended biogra-
plies Of Blaine and Logan, q summary
of proceedings Of the convention that
nominated them. a compend of political
statistics, full history Of the tariff legisla-
ton in the United States, history of all
the political parties from the foundation
of the government to the present time,
tabuluted summaries Of facts and figures
connected with all presidential elections,
lives and administrations of all the presi-
whole beautifully illustrated,
and constituting voters handbook
of inestimablc value. The author and
editor is John Clark Ridpatll, L. L. d ,
the eminent historian.
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First publication July 18th.
EhcrIsy,. nal.

by virtue of an execution, issued out of and
under the seal Of the District Court, in and for
the eouniy, of fembina and Territory of D,kola.
upon judgment rendered and dockcted In the
said court. en- the Int dag OF May, 1884 in M az.
ton wherein Lewis +. Booker, Plaintiif, mud +.
Conway: Defendant, In favor Of the said Plaintiff
nnd nt;nitist The said Defendant, for TIE sum OF
Five Hundred Fifty-seven and sevcnty-six hun.
drcd,hs cs57iGl Dollars which execution was di-
rec;ed and delivered t. me us sllerif III and for
said county Of penbina. have tlils sth day Of
July, a. D. l8s4. levied upon all the right, title
and interested the said Defendant. E.Conwny, In
and to the following described real estate to.wtt:
Let number three CD in block number uirty.six,
1857 In the original town OF pemblnu, pen!hlGa
county Territory Of Dakota, together with all the
appurtenances thereto.
Notice 10 hereby given. that I, the undersigned,
ss sterr aforesaid, will .ell the above describel
real property to the highest bidder for cash, ut
public auction, at the front door Il the court
house, In the town Of Pembina, In the county ui
Pembimn and Territory Of Dakota, on we.incs.
day the 18th dry OF August, a. d. LS4 a:2 o'cluck
r. n. Of that day, satisfy sud execution togethe
with Tie interest and c0sta thereon.
Dated July eth, A. d. 1854.
GU. BROWN,
Sheriff Of Pembiua Co.. DaIofa
GAFFNEY q KSEEsirAw, \. q. FRAZER,
ao-Z Attorneys. Deputy.
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First Publication July 4tll

DEFAULT has been made In the payment Of
twenty-eight dollars Interest, due january lst
1881, By reason of which default the whole sum
principal and interest, il declared due and payu
bic vt the 'inte OF thi. notice, according b the
condition o! Certain; mortgage, containing 4
John G-tbet mcrtgng"r. To the New England
N4rtfGGe Security Company, mortgager, dated
July 18th, 1891, and FLEE. ny Il mortgage IN The
Office OF the register Of dceds, IN and for Pembna
county, 1T Pembiiui, ID. r., OH the eth day ofJuy
1891, ID BOOK of mortgages. Oil page 57a. There
IL cnimed and declared 10 be due and IL due III
the date Of this lotice The sum of Three Hundred
no proceedings ut law othe: wise have been III.
situe,l To recover the same or any part thereof
Notice Is hereby given that by reason of the de-
hllit Gore-aid and by virtue nj the su;d power OF
sale contained in sad mortgage. and CT the stat
ute III such case made and provided. said mort.
gage will be toreclosed by sale of the p,emises
described therein, which sale will he made by
the sheriff Of penbinu county, DAKOTA, or his
deputy, ut the front door of tile court hou.e. in
the town Of Fembina. III said county of pembi,a
and Territory OF Dakutl, on the 18th day Of An.
gust, lsS.t at 10 O'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, 70 TIE highest bidder, 10 pay the amount
which shall then be due on said mortgage, and
costs Oh sale together with Tlirty-ive Dollars
attorneys fees, accotdtEg.to the terms of suid
mortgage.
The premises 20 to- he sold az aforesaid are dc.
scrbed us follows, to-mi IL: The south east qua..
ter of section tfirty-ohc, In township one hun
rc1 sixty-Me north. range ;ity one west, Ia Penn.
binn cou:itv, Dakota.
Dated July list. 1854.
NEW ENuIASU MORTGAGE SECURITY l.oMpASy
J. +. CAssELMAS, MORTGAGE.
Atty for Mortgage. CT. BRowH,
Residence, Grund Forks, DIT. Sherilrof
1873 Pembiua Co
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First publication July 18th.
Sl,erSr.. S.l>

By virtue Of an execution, issued out of aud
under the Seal Of the District Court In and for Tie
County of pcmhinh and Territory of Dakota, upon
II Judgment rendered and dacketcd IN the said
court, Oh theiith day of December d. 1881, in uli
action wherein William Lee Il Co., Plaintiffs, and
James NJ Lyons. Defendant. III favor OF the said
Plaintiffs and against the said Defendant for the
sum of Three Hundred and Eighty-four aud
seventy five h,lndre,ths Dollars, which execution,
was directed and delivered to me as Sheriff In and
for tie said County Of rcnibinn l did on the sth
dny OF July A. b. 1884, levy upon all the right,
title uil interest of The said Dciendlnt james NJ
Lyons, i'll und to the lollowin: described Real E-
tate o.wit, Lots number one and two, q nnd q
IN Block number twenty-eisI. (2Sl Also lot num-
Der lively" (!2l IN block numler thirty one, an
with all The appnrtennuces thereto; all Of said
property being in and situated il, the original
t>wn Of Buthgnte. fenibinn county Duk OH. Terri.
tory.
Notice 4 hereby given, TINT !, the undersigned,
ns Sheriff ~ aforesaid, Will sell tile above
described reni property 10 the highest bidder for
cash, ut public auction at the front door OF the
Court House, in the Town of Pembinl, In the
County OF Pembinu and Territory of Dakota, on
wednesday the 18th clay August AID 1854. at 2:33
o'clock Pm, of thatday To satisfy the said cXecu.
tiol together with the interest aud costs thereon
Dated this sthday ofJuly. AID. 1881.
e. J. BROWN.
Sheriff of PembInn County, Dakota Teri,
iAPFSEf & RNEEsHAw, by T.C. FRASER,
Bug Attorneys. Deputy.
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q. u. NDGQUIER. ]. ". MCINTYRE
M EGQUIER L MCINTYRE,
Attorneys and Counsellors-ateLaw. Office ovel
Webb's Store, R0lette street.
PEMBLNA, DAKOTA
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j. H. BosARp. GEO. B. CLIFFORD
BossARD 4 CLIFFORD.
Attorneys-at-Law. Practice In United States
Land Once. Lend money ON Real Estate and Chat
TEL security. Abstracts Of title furnished.
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA.
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CAvaLEER.

Berry picking is all the rage just now.
Building is going ON in every direction
in and around Cavileer.
Quite number Of our citizens attend.
ed the camp-meeting at Carlisle last Sun.
day.
G. III. Gray is hauling lumber from
Hamilton to build house on the noun.
tains.
Crops are looking well in this neighbor.
hood, in fact We can safely cay they are
the pride of the county.
Dan linn, an old miller, has returned
from Exeter, Ont, where he has been
visiting since Christmas.
The Cavileer Brass Band have sent in
their order for three more horns which
will make in all fourteen instruments.
Mrs. g. A. and Maggie Douglas have
been very i'll for some time, but we are
glad to be able to say they are on the
mend again.
The mail carriers on the eastern and
western ends of this route came into
collision last week and it was "here's ,
no." couple Of dimes"
The band serenaded in Hamilton last
Saturday evening. and the citizens Of
Hamilton used them in good shape.
Besides supplying them with lots Of re-
treatments, subscription list was made
up amounting to $3.50. The following is
the list: Weber 4 Brown, 81; Ed. A..
Movers, 81; Chisholm & Mc<iruer, 81; T.
Connell, 81; NJ. sarver, $l.OO; Hagerlnan
& Joy, 81 90; McGruer & BoyIan, Sl.OO;
johnson & Holmes. sl.OO; Chisholm &
Mclean, 81 F. r. Yerxa, 81; Geo. Glass,
81 5 Shaw 4 Charlton, 81; J. McPhail, 81;
Geo. Hewitt, 80 Cts. The band returns
their bearty thanks TO these gentlemen
q the fands viii naatsrially aasist them
in prusu.ins adj CT In Iu,nenfs re
thsb Ss ''s 81 81 & q Ssli.,
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CRYSTAL.

AT, Appleton for insurance against
hail.
Buffalo Head scooped st. Thomas
sports OH the Fourth.
Pic mic OH Friday, 18th, and dance at
night at II. Hulburt's well attended.
A number Of the Crystal boys witness
ed the Grafton sports on the Fourth.
H.C. Arnolds "Bell Golen" took first
place with six competitors ct Grafton on
the Twelfth.
H. G. Arnold's account book, notes etc.
lost at Pembina the 4th inst. have been
found and returned.
Through berry-picking and camp meet
ing the prospects are that next will he 4
good year for people.
Glnnders still exist in this vicinity and
some horses will have to step down and
out, or the community will know why.
Real estate is active. Two claims have
recently been purchased by the Messrs.
McBurtie. Several other sales have
been effected.
Mrs. Arthur has daughter from VIII.
nipeg visiting iler. It's nice to have a
mother in the country about berry time.
Report says that D. McQuarrie is soon
to "trot in double harness." Correct Dan.
What is home without mother-in-law?
The proper name for Kensington since
the railroad has found its way there
would be Guiteau, for it has killed Gar
field outright.
r. Smith and Miss Orchard paid
friends flying visit Sunday last. That's
right Rob, never be limited to one tree
when you have whole orchard to run
to.
He that marries doeth well" is what
Mr.. Geo. Shepard thought when he con-
solidatcd with Miss Owens on the 4th.
He don't think there was much missgiving
about it though.
Mac Carmichael's horse that took
LIST prize at st. Thomas the Fourth is
about to go the way of all the flesh with
inflammation. Strange some horses like
sosle men never can stand prosperity.
Everything gives evidence Of prosper
ity. Villages assume cheerful aspect.
Fields respond in their virgin days of pro-
life crops, and the whole seems the
awakening of a mighty nation to its first
consciousness of success. In short Endy-
mion's sleep is enGed.
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70 tho Residents Of Penbina pvp

10 Cno Residents OF Venbina vwp,
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
q request from Robert Tweedlic, ESQ,
President of the Peoples Ors., iA,tion,
a meeting Of the residents of this tow.
ship will be held on Tues ~ the 29,h
day of July, Mt IL A. NJ. ut the Court House
in Pembina, the purpose Of said meet
ing being to select two persons to be sent
OH Friday, August lst, to Cavileer, there
til arrange as to the time and place of
calling and holding our tow nship caucuses
and county conventions. Tue aim of the
Peoples Organization will BIZ to select the
best men, regardless of politics, to till the
various county offices and represent the
county and district in the Legislative
Hall of this Territory. RUSSELL AyLES,
lw Twp. Clerk.
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Z Land Office, Grand Forks July IS iesi.
Notice IL hereby given that the following. named
final proof in support Of his claim. and Il at said
proof will be made before john v. Mcintyre, q
Notary Public at Penbina, On August 70. 1854,
viz:
Robert Wilson, one Of the h,irs Of Thomas VII
sou. Deceased.
for the 90 or, sec q, Up iG3. 2 81.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivate n of,
said land, viz: John Rea-e, William niontxomer.,
j. G. Canning and A. c. Macumber, NIL Of Peml
~, d. $40 B.C.TIFR.AGY. Regis ,eN
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To the Electors Of Pembina County.
GENTLEMEN. Having been a resident
OF this county for fourteen years and
having been in tho Register of Dee Us
office for nearly six years, from which
Office l have lately been summarily dis.
missed OH account Of my presuming to
enter tho field against the present
Register, I hereby offer myself 10 q can.
didate fox tho office of Register Of Deeds
and hops that at the ensuing election my
friends will sustain me at the polls.
b2tf RUSSELL AYLeN.
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sHAseiIsroN fsjo.tn

HAh9iA'f0N (scuth. Ssss
The outlook for wheat is good.
We feel Justly proud Of our pleasant
school house with IL neatly curtaiiaed
windows filled with bloesoming plants
and graceful vines.
We have an Interesting sabbath school
numbering about forty scholars. Preach
ing every alternate Sabbath about 2 r. \.
by the Rev. Mr.. Eyeritt. &
Tho good people and dear children q
this place and Baltimore on July Il. were
treated to that which has made our labor
lighter and our homes brighter eversince.
Some of the people mlstook this for
Canada and put on the orange ribbon, but
most Of the crowd were simply Ameri-
cans bent on having picnic. About 10
O'clock found US vending our way across
the prairie to the woods Of Cayileer. The
people Of Cayiieer were startled from
their homes and shops by the noise Ut y
merry crowd singing ITO the Woods, to
the Woods away" 1t took not many
minutes for the children to find pleasure
abundant. The trees were almost a fresh
revelation to them, and the swings which
had been left for their pleasure were con-
stantly in motion. The lunch was soon
called for, fact not at all surprising after
9 ride of ten miles in double wagons. Tie
lunch was spread under the shade of the
trees and after singing Praise God from
whom all blessings fiow," we supplied the
wants Of the inner man. The children
could hardly leave their play to eat. After
living OH the prairie q few years, day in
the woods is a rare pleasure. Some of
the people Of Cavilcer came in to visit a
while and for ouf benefit brought us
lemonade which was fit to set before our
president. Many thanks. May you not
want for earth's good things is the wish
Of the company. As the sun began to
lower the children were called together,
and we listened to few recitations and
some singing. Reluctantly we left the
woods, having enjoyed delightful day.
10 Any school who wish holiday let
me say, you cannot find more enjoyable
place than the woods ut Cavileer.
School report for month ending July
1lth. Class A.-Royal Bride, 81; Ella
McGinnes, 81; Thomas McGinnes, 95.
Glass B.-Ella Bride, 98; Emma McGin.
mes. 81; Edwin Start, 81. Glass C.-Fred.
die McEwan. 81; Laura Bride, 9s; Henry
johnson, 81; Bertha Start, 95; Bella Dow,
So; Attic Paxman. 81; Willie Everitt, o5}
Oracle Shaw, 96; Eggert johnson, o.
Glass D.-Girtie McEwan, 90; Lille John.
son, 90; John Dow, 90; Carrie McGinnes
81; Johan Halson. 95. Chart Class.-
Freddie Everitt, 50; Jacob Johanson, 81
Addie McEwan, 80, and Minnie Bride
SS.-ADDIE L. WEBSTER, Teacher.
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Land Oillee. Grand Eorks, puk. Iunc ao. lss

Land ohlce. Grand Forks, OAK, June 90, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
final proof in support Of his claim, and TINT said
proof will he made before Henry A. Mnyo, Notary
Public at Waliia:a, D.T un August ii, 1854, viz:
JOSEPH Latlanboise,
fnr the sw ar sec 3O.t i64. r 81.
He names the following witlesaes to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
aid ia'id, viz Johu loRogue, Peter La Rogue, JOS.
Limsare aud Jus.C ainybeil all Of l'em!,iua county.
1879 b. G. TIFFANY, Register.
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Bucklen's Arnica salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands. chllblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by G. Moore & Co.
Pembina.
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F!rst Publication July 25th.

BY virtue ofnine executions issued out OF and un-
Ger the seal OF the district court, in and for the
county Of Pc,nbina and Territory of Dakota, UP
on nine judgments rendered and docketed In
the said court as follows, tc-wit: May 2tth, June
It'll and ssth, A. d. 1854, III nine acti; rs wherein
the followin lumed persons were plaintiffs, To-
wit: Red Wing Mills. /. K. Reid, Gaffney L
kE.eshaw Brauley e. Woman, Aue:nach Finch
Il Vansi.ck,.M. j. Se,.ilf IL Co, Albert Hill vii.
sen ~ Rogers and q. u. Nelson Lumber Co., and
rembiiia Mill Company WIS defendant, In favor
Of the above named plaintiffs and against the
following snnit. to.wit: Red Wing Mills 1903 u;
I. T. Reid y IL. II; Gafey 4 khseshuw $40 %;
Bradley. 4 Woman s?s.S7; luerLxch, FiuchlsyAn.
slyck &S0.65; Il. ]. Sesllt " Co.. S.57 81; Albert
Hi! IS .2i3 ~; Wilson & Rogers 3J093J Z. y. Mel.
son Lumber Company S3CV.U5. which Riue execu.
tons were directed and delivered 70 me- ~ sheeit
~ and for u. said County Of PeubhAs, have this
right, title and Interest Of tie aid defendant,
Ptmbina Mill Company IN aud 70 the follow ing
described real estate, tlWit: Lots six, (C) reven
~ eight ~ niAe. t) ten. u0) block eleven, (iD In
the original tswu Of Pembina, county Of Penlhi-
ma, Territory Of Dakota, according 70 tho official
plat thereof now on record. with al the here;N-
tlaients and apputtenances thereto belonging or
In any way appcrta,ning, incl,iding the Touring
mill and fixtures erected on said lott.
Notice Is hereby given, that, l, tie undersigned
as she.iirls aiores1id Will sell the above describ.
ed real property to the highest bidder, for cast,
at public auction, Ut the font door Of the court
house, in the town Of pembina, In the county Of
penbina and Territory Of Dakota, on Wednesday,
tie III day OF August. a. y. 1894, at2 o'clock r.
~ Of that day. 70 satisfy the said executions, ~.
gether with The interest and costs thereon.
Dated, July 2ad, 1884.
GAFFSEY & KNIEsHAw, Sheriff Peinbina c
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Hair Dress,nu.

The undersigned is prepared to do any
thing il, the line of hair dressing at short
notice. Waves and frlzzes made to order.
Old ones dressed over. Hair exchanged
for goods. A full line Of hair goods and
ornaments always ON nand. Rooms in
the JacobdPn building ON. Rolette street,
Pembina. Miss WALKER, Z
&u Pembina. ,. T.
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Business Locals.
Lost or Stolen.

LOSC OF stolen.
On Friday, July 18th, my liver and
white pup, Dude, and my black and
white setter bitch, Pete, both about five
months old. A liberal reward will he
paid for their return to the post Office
at Pelnbina. MACK CAvILEER.
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U s Land once Grand Forks. D, =. June II IN

U s Land once Grand Forks, D. +, June II, 1854.
Notice !. hereby given that the following NAM
final proof IN support Of his claim aud that said
proof Will I've made before Henry A. Mayo, notary
public 1t WslhallA T. on July %, 1854 viz:
Alexander Ireland,
sof the NV Or sec ~, { 163, Z 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence up0n aud cultivation OF aid
land. VIZ: Nm. Wright. Frank Switzer, Jas. Cooney
and Dav Ill Morden, all of Pembiuu county.
4'-o. b. G. TIFFANY, Register.