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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-18

Inc report Of the committee appointed
to view the Walhalla, Olga aud Elkwood
road. read and accepted, and road hereby
located ~ described in Surveyors report,
Tho road committee aleo recommend the
change on the South Pelnbina road near
Mr.. QuiRlcy's.
Board adjourned until 10 AN. July 10,
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Nine Physloians Outdone,

1SIU0 10y0IU16dB O0t0060.
Mm. Halan Pharvix. No. a3l Dayton
st., Chicago. ILL.,, IL now in her SIXTY.
eighth year. and states that she has suf.
fered with consumption for about ten
years, was treated by nine physicians, all
Of them pronouncing her case hopeless.
She had given up all hopes Of ever re-
covering. Seven bottles Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption COM
pletely cured her. Doubling ones, please
drop her q postal and satisfy yourselves.
Call at c. Moore & Co., Pembina.
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Land once. Grand Forks, July s, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following -usmed
setfler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
NAL proof In support Of his claim. and that eaid
pool will be made before John McMillan, Notary
fuphc ~ hamlton, y. y, on August IL, 1884. viz:
William 8. Harvey,
Tor the ne qr, SEQ ~, tp 1871, r IS.
ne names the following witnesses 10 prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation Of,
SAID Land. viz: q. Bluhen Of Hamilton, Geo. Fer.
row. Joseph Kerecher and Fred FerroW OF CAvi-
SOS So BIC. TIFFANY. Register.
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Land Office, Grand Forks. d. n. Iune >. b

U Land Office, Grand Forks. D. T., June 3, 1884.
Notice lie hereby given that the following
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be nude before Henry A. Mayo, notary
public ut Walhalla d. T., on July H. 1854, Wig:
Antoine LaPlOute,
for the sw or NV Or, " hf sw qr, sec7, 1872, r65.
He names the following witnesses 70 proof his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Leon GOuldry, JOS. Boyer, Baptist
46-A d. C. TIFFANY, Register.
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NM. 30Ckn66N2 a1nvi yiaWlAR l ~ s NJ ! s Il
hslIa ~ snd III ~ 80 m 4
3inilss trSSeilstn ~ 3 M "a s II, m
Chs. Mel Sod viewing Waihalla & u
E Oh and Jatwood rnsa. Il .lavx,
ol6: mileage 100 miles ~ I, ~ I RI
mile !. y. Ne. = oo
b. a. Ward xeli. poefare. January; 3 rs
IL LEA. 10 dass 4. 20 d
,Tm. Jackson. 4 days saE,,o,a o.. q
ser poor Of g oar dsy. g: mile.
aae % miles n s ct... q a a
Chas, Mcleod. : dsys looktns afker
grader It g per DAY. y: mileage
Cayilesr 10 Rashsats and tom
Mordsn's 70 Csy,lesr. total thirty
miles, 81 10 80
u. D. Wallace, 4 days services CO.
CON-, July, 8 per day, Slo; 30
miles at 10 cts. u. ............,...... IL 90
Jos. Ewing II days with team, NOV.
ing dirt from Jail and court
house............................ 500
y. ]. Hurley, 5 days services - co.
com. at - per day, SIS; ~ miles
travel at 10 cts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 90
WIN. jackson, 3 daysservices a. CO.
com. at 50 per day, So; Travelled
"a miles at 10 cts. $2.4O............... II 70
Chaa. Mcleod, services co. CON-,
days In July, s. per day, $l2;
mileage IS miles at 10 cts. $3.50;
overseer of poor for April. May
and June, 84o....................... 10 90
John Hypck, bal. Csvileer appro-
priation made in 1888. - 90
IsC. Mytlck, services as co. com.
and mileage, July Us, 8, 10 and
II. signing orders, sl5; examin-
ing bids for painting and plaster
ing %; mlleage, ~ cts. !; Gays -
overseer co. poor, s6..."............ 80 10
Resolved tilat the sum OF DO be AppfO-
prtated to the township Of Akra to aasist
w CONSTRUCTING Uriugo over coOile ON
sec. IL, town l6l. range IS.
Resolved that the appropriation of $3.50
be paid to the chairman board super.
wilson's, St. Thomas To. the proper youch.
enhaving been presented to the board.
A. L.Bain, chairman St. Thomas
oardsupervisors. >. ... go 90
Resolved that Mrs. Bunitt be refunded
the amount of taxes paid on her horses
which she did not own April LIST, 1883.
Report of John Mcbride. I p. rad
and accepted. No charge against conntv
Report Of E. Armstrong. ]. p. read and
accepted. Bills allowed:
E. Armstrong, Justice fees. Mason
case IA az
F.C. Fraser, sheriff fees, Mason
case. ............ .. u N
I'D. Winlaw, clerks fees, Mason
case & M
l.. L. Mcguire, witness fees, Ma.
son case. 2 10
il. II. Booker. witness fppa Muonn
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r1luRspAY MY 10.

THuRsDAY JULY 10.
The following bills were allowed:
T.. o. McGuinn, county surveyor,
prof. services on Walhalla, Olga
and Elkwood road. ..lS9 90
J. D. Wallace, six days viewing To-
cation Of Walhalla Olga and Elk
wood Observation-Disclosures. 20 50
McTavish & Webb, county poor.
goods to Mrs. Lennon and Big
Mary, May 2lst to July sth... q Oh
d. Ferguson. plank for Cavileert twp
on old application. ................... % 80
3. Birch, contract plastering and
painting auditors Office. $65; less
plaster paris used. 81 Oh
W. J. Anderson, receiver, plats of
townships in Pembina county,
sl'owingall decided land in county.
and date Of issue of receivers re-
ccipt.".............. ............. l78 n
Jos. Mctiavin, CO. poor, boarding
Jas. Miller, q cripple, from April
to July Isl, Is weeks, q 2.5o...... 80 &
Q. Robbins, bill for one oak plank. 81
Luke & Train, telegram regarding
,epsiu for grader. .............,:..... ~
Soa LAPoste, ssostasy aasesors'
meeting In April. ............ GO
9. B. Hams Md. %. poor, prof
services rendered Sgurbrumsam-
son q O
q. Moore 4 Co, stationery for req.
lister Of deeds oitice, e7.25; Sta
tiouery auditors Office, Is cts.;
stationery sherifs Office, l.25;
stationery treasurer's Office, IS;
medicine for insane Icelander,$2. IL q
z. A. Wardwell, hire ofteam and
expenses at aase1som meeting...- s o.
Wallace 4 Ashley, jsckins up safe,
putting base board and n,anufac.
turing and replacing desks in
auditors Office. .......................... 10 OF
F. =. Wardwsll. cash advanced
Per orden, Insurance.. ...,....,..,.,.. Is 81
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Land Office. Gran, FORKS, Julv 5. ,ae4.

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
sstlsr hes filed notice Of her Intention 70 make
nnal proof In support Of her claim, and that said
ProGi VIII b made bef6re Henry A. Mayo Notary
Public ct Wslhslla. D. r, on August IL, lsel Wis:
Mary OouslAume,
tos the hfsw or, n hire qr, sec s.. tp l6S. 81.
continuous resideuce nDOn, and eultivation 81
said land. Wis: Chas. ". Andrews, Peter Don.
phsnsy, Thns. Mclaughlin and Toner Toner, IN
sls b. G. TIFFANY, Register.
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U Land Once Grand Forks, D. r., June II 1874
Notice ts hereby given that the following nam
60 se1ler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
maj proof In support OF His claim and that said
proof will be made before Henry A. Mayo, notary
pubic at Walhalla 7. on July %, 1891 viz:
Alexander Ireland,
for the NV Or rec "a, 1873, z st.
He MINES tue following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation off aid
land: viz VIM. Wright Frank Switzef, Jas Cooney
ana David Morden, all 81 Pembina county,
aI.52 BIC. TIFFANY, Register
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LANn0,prca. asAsp Eonzs, D. I

June 8, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given that the fpll,wi Ing named
hnai proof In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will % made before Henry i. Mayo, uotHry
public at WalhAlls 7. on July -, 1854, Wis:
Touesaint NORM,
eoS The ~ qr. sec q, 1 I64. 2 81 -
Is lMmss Que p'Is,Wing witne4ees % pe0vv nls
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
Henry Porter and Nelson, Lester. Ill OF Pembins
county. 1851 BIC TIFFANY, Register.
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And sii pctnss u shs Easts. ssatss and Canada

II 10 the only line under one Management b.
tween g. Paul and Chicago, and Il the finest
Equipped Railway Il ne Northwest. Z 4 ne
Palace Smoking Cars va The famous River BanE
Route" Along the shores Of Lake Pepin and
the beautiful Nie.iraippi River. ~ Milwaukee and
Chicago. IL trains connect with those OF the
Northern lines in the Grand Union Depot st 81
Paul.
No Change Of Cars Of any Glass
between 81. Paul and Chicago. The finest Dining
Cars In the word ~ now being run BY this
Company between u PAUL and Chicago.
For through tickets. timetables, and full In.
t0rmatcn apply 70 any coupon tcketagent in The
Northwest
|a 8. NeRRILL, Avn. CAayEefna,
GEM Manager. osna Pas. AT
}. 7. CLARK. GEO. d. HEA1sosD.
Genlsupt AT. Gsn1 Pass. AT
%Nilwankee, VII.
W. n. DIXON. Gsal NorthwssssznS Fssseass
= Asent, s(tna. *
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U Land Office, Grand Forks, D. r, June ., isN.
Notice il hereby given that the following named
settier mas filed notice Of his intention 10 make
nnal proof in support Of his claim, aud that said
proof Will be made before Henry A. Mayo, notary
pubic at WalhallA 7. on July q, 1854, Wig:
Jacob Chappell,
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
contiluous residence upon, and cultivation Of
Eaid land viz: Chas. b. Grant. Culhbert Grant
Jerome Rolette and Manuel Epton al OF Pembina
county. 1851 BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
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Land Office at Grand Forks D. Tune II, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the sollowina-nsmed
final proof in support of his clam and that ssid
proof Will be made before Henry A. Mayo notary
public At Wslhalla DIT. on July 21st lkS3 VII:
Triflle Dumas 4
for the Sc Or sec &c tw p 1854 81,
He names the following witnesses to prove hfs
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said lamp viz: John B. Richard, Chas Richard,
Henry Porter and Nelson Lester ali Of Pembins
county. 1851 b. C. TIFFANY, Register. 5
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Group Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
immsd iataly relieved BY GhiIohb Cure.
--.sold BY !. WIIxxm. ..-.t. !. ssgs.: s.
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U. 9. Land Office, Grand Forks D T, June II, 1874.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settief has filed Dotice of his intention 70 make
final proof In support of his claim and that said
pronf Will he made before II. L. Crantlell, notary
public at Drayton. on July &c. 1894. viz:
Lemuel Booth Mclean,
tor the re or sec "a, . 100, r5I. g&s1s
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation 81.
ssid land VIZ: A. johnson. J. H. johnson, Jos.
Shaw and 7. G. Reid, all of Bpwesmont ID 7.
41-6l nc. TIFFANY, Register. ..
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Land ONCE Grand Forks, o. r, Juoe SUI. lss4

Land Once Grand Forks, u. T., June bth, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following.pam-
60 settler his filed notice Of his intention 10 make
hnal proc! In support If his claim aud that eaid
PROOF VII be made before j. Henry Abrams, mo-
tafy public ct Pembina n. r., ON July a6th, lfkA,
VIZ: John W Argue, D. s. 607s, for the hf, NV ar,
sec g. 1851, So. go = = y ~.
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
land, viz: John Speanian, David Thillipe. Jane
Dakota. r. tTIFFANY. ~
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81 a; 'sE s ss
(Ggsictki. D
1rocssd ing6 oS ~ xssbina County
OonalnisstnAsss. IS
:Auditofh o6sce, ufara, July 1. 1854
Boitd q ca coiiamt lionen met Ia
regular session Il 8 ]. =. rresent-r. G
Myrick. Chairman. 4. D. Malacs and
county auditor.
Dosrd ssljoaried unhil . ololock q I. Y
avail coming Of ahssns nsnbsrs.
suasnAy, suIy 9.
Board met pursuant b adjournment q
Q An, PresouA-T. G. Myrick. chair
,nan, ]. y. WallArs, III. Hurley, Cilss
NcLsod, WIN. Jackson aud The Cosuty
Auditor.
ninutos u List regular and special meet
ing read aud approved.
Resolved ulst Mn. Nountrie be allow.
cd slS for taking care Of B. Houie.
Board adjourned until O'Clock ?. 4
Av1xaNoOR a1nasON.
Board met pers,,aat 10 adiou-nmsl&.
Pres.nt-F. &. Myrick. chairman. = n
Wallace, Chss. Mcleod. ]. J. Hurley.
VIM. jackson, and the C.oun.y Auditor.
There being NO tenders receivel q,
connty grader. board proceetled ~ 9
O'Clock 70 transact other business.
The auditor was instructed to notify
each township hoard In The conn,x th.,
the county grader 10 for sale to tile town.
slip Offering the highest sum
therefor. and to request each towns,,;n ~
take acton on the question At their f;r.t
meeting, aud to notify the county auditor
Of their action p,omptlv.
On motion the board then r,,olved -
self into hoard Of equalization.
Tie sssea,ors returna mt h.;r, an ..
the hoard Of eoual;.as;op .d;on,noa ,,,,;,
lP. H., July q, 1884. and proceeded vi,h
Tie Transaction Of other busins..
The following bills were allowed.
Vim. H. Hull, deputy county s,,r.
veyor, prof services ON county
road near Cavllcer. 10 40
Z. E. Jsckson, Co. supt. Of schools.
salary second quarter. S75: Office
rent half year, $3.50: postaoe
$3.50; expreasaae ON ANIMAL 20.
port, Us cts; teacher. exsmina.
tons IS; organizing school dis.
tricts, Is days, SIS. Mileage. $50
miles, S75........................ 40 IS
The sum of rs was allowed TO county
s,pt. for expcnses attending the terr;tor.
i'll school convention at Fargo.
z. White, boarding prisoners. April
lst to July LIST, 1884. S237: wash.
ing prisoners clothing, SlO. 247 ~
T. White. salary as jailor, 8 months
April Let to July /, $50 per month,
So; services az custodian of court
house. $50 ....................... IN 90
The petition of L. Wilkens. referring
to change in Pembina aud Grand Forks
road, was referred to the board Of Penn.
biha twp supervisors.
The board of cuntv co,,r,;ss;or.x.
aprce tn vac.ta that ,>o.4;..,, - ......
road running through ssct;,n. >, I ,a:,
o twn 1ea ronoe x ~ saa' ~, ~ . a"u
80 ooo'. wy t"p
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to to adjournment
at y. Present-full board.
Resolved that the sum of $3.50, appro-
printed for bridges in Cayileer twp. be
raid to H. Weber, by request Of said
township.
Reports from treasuren Of the follow.
ing districts were examined and found In
be correct and amounts as follows were
allOwetl.
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D. Hewitt, prof. services, county
poor, M. 3oudois, e; Mn. Jones,
-; Mrs. Dusumes, 34................. 10 On
Loring d Mayo, county poor, Mrs.
Monnette, Mn. Doucienne, Peter
Beaudino, from April lst to July
iss' 30
J. II. Bird, cash paid for cleaning
auditors office, windows, dc...... 8 50
geo o. barnard & Co.. stationery. p 20
q. j. Winship, one two-quire Jail
;, reg'ste. $50
4. Tweedlie, feess. svesson case g;
salary probate Judge. $75........... 70 90
Board adjourned until o'clock p. N.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31
EXAMINATION.

Wednesday morning and Thurs
day morning, from 8 a. m. to p. m
the Osceola High School will be ex.
amined at the Baptist church in Os.
ceola. The exercises will be inter
spersed with Literary Recitation.
&c. No evening exercises. Thurs.
day night, from Z to 10, the exer.
cises will be continued in the same
house, and Friday night the Litera.
ry Entertainment will take place
All are cordially invited.
Turn out and attend the town.
ship conventions to-day.
Mrs. Lyman and Mrs. Sexton
two charming ladies, whose husband.
are engaged on the River Improve
ment works, have arrived here fol
the Summer. Mrs. Lyman is com
fortably domiciled at DR.. Prewitt's
while Mrs. Sexton is making hel
temporary home at Mrs. Mary Mat
thews.
Among those who called ant
renewed their subscriptions to th'
TINES this week we're: Mess. Jas
II. Hamilton, Osceola; w. 7. Quin
ley, Golden Lake; S. G. Mcbride
e copiesD Golden Lake and TiptoI
station, Tenn; G. w. Boyce, for Z
l.. Boyce, Athens, Ala.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31

SOME of the newspapers Of Arkan-
sas have been doing some gratuitous
advertisement, in the shape of a
communication purporting to have
been written by one L. l.. Johnson,
Fort Scott, Kansas, setting forth the
merits of a chicken hatcher OF
incubator gotten up by ]. NJ. Balm,
of New Concord, o., and who on
receipt of three 2-cents stamps will
send direction for making this
hatcher. To all who may have seen
this letter, and been favorably i'm.
pressed with the proposition, we
would say that the whole business
is a fraud. johnson of Fort Scott
Kansas, is a myth; Balm, of New
Concord, o., on receipt of your three
2-cents stamps, will send you a cir
cular telling you how to make the
hatcher, but it also tells you to send
two dollars and get book which
will tell you how to hatch the
chickens; this you receive, but on
your failure to hatch your chickens
and when you desire further in
formation on the subject OF Matching
eggs, Mr.. Balm is silent; you write
again and again, but get no reply
He is looking up some other mans
two dollar bills.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31
FrOlich's Opposition.

The Morrilton Headlight, which
we suppose understands the situa-
ton, gives few reasons why the
nomination of Col. Frolich is op-
posed. Among them it mentions
lst. The old Little Rock ring
is opposing him and doing every
thing in its power to defeat him.
Why? Because they can't use him.
2nd. The railroads of the State
are trying to defeat him. Why:
Because he favors taxing railroads
like farmers and other people, on
the real value of their property.
He is the prime cause of the Iron
Mountain and Memphis & Little
Rock roads paying any tax at all.
Bird. The penetentiary ring op-
poses him and is trying everything
in its power to defeat him. Why.
Because he requires them to settle
with the State by the books of the
State and not by the books kept in
the penetentiary and because they
hope to get job through the next
Legislature to furnish the peneten-
tiary with lot of machinery in
payment of their lease and they
know that Col. Frolich would OPP
pose it and il the Legislature should
pass it he would, as Governor, veto
the bill and thus probably thwart
their scheme.
4th. The oil mill ring opposes
him. Why? Because it manages
the penitentiary.
9Th. The Supreme Court Report
er's ring opposes HIM and is moving
heaven and earth to defeat him and
have the Hon. J. Breeze Judkins as
the cats-paw for the dirty work.
Why? Because Col, FrOlich, as
State Librarian, in his report recon-
mends that the Supreme Courts
Reports be sold at $3.50 instead OF
$500 per volume, as he could see
no good reason why the State shonld
charge its citizens $500 for what
cost it on an average of 1877. The
Legislature acted on his suggestion
and it cut the Supreme Court Re
porter out of some Of the"perquisites'
of his office.
9th. He is an upright, honest
capable and Christian gentleman.
7th. He is opposed to everything
that savors of ring or clique.
Sth. He favors the reduction OF
the present rate of taxation and
will do everything in his power te
bring it about.
9th. He favors the fostering Of
the public schools.
10th. He favors the establismen,
of State Agricultural Bureau head
ed by practical farmer which vii
be of incalculable good to the farm
ing interest of the State.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31

The readers of the TINES will
pardon us for reproducing the fol-
lowing nattering endorsement of our
advocacy of Hon. T. c. McRae as a
delegate to the National Democratic
Convention. From the Hot Springs
Daily Herald we copy:
at is with real pleasure that we
note the mention of Hon. I. c. Nc.
Rae for delegate to the national
Democratic Convention. Tha,
sturdy, consistent, and ever reliable
eastern-border journal, the Osceols
Times, was the first to nominate
him, and the Gazette and Democrat
of Little Rock, were prompt t.
second the nomination, which they
did in the following language"
The Gazette:
"1'he Osceola Times wants Hon
T. G. McRae, of Nevada county
sent as delegate to the Chicago
Convention. He is one of the ablcsr
and truest men in the State"
The Democrat:
We quite agree with the Osceols
Times in its unqualified indorscmen,
Of Hon. T. Z. Mcltac as a suitabl,
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31

THE proposition that the Phillips
County Democracy instruct for Maj.
c. B. Moore for Attorney General
because he had come over from
Little Rock just to attend the con-
vention, brought that sledge-hammer
speaker Col. A. G. Jarman to his
feet at Poplar grove Thursday last,
and the way that he painted the
noble conduct of the Hon. H. M.
McVeigh, of Mississippi county,
also a candidate for Attorney Ger
eral, was most effective. Col. Jar.
man knocked all the support Of
Maj. Moore into smithereens, and
he fairly represented the Democratic
party of this county and a majority
of his co-delegates, who will no
doubt use all of their influence and
cast their ballots for Capt. McVeigh,
the true and tried friend of Phillips
county when she indeed needed
friends.-Helena World.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31

delegate to the National Democratic
Convention. No better selection
could be made.
The Times and the Gazette and
Democrat are well acquainted with
Mr.. McRae, and estimate him at his
true worth. He is pure patriot,
whose superior abilities, unbending
integrity and irreproachable public
and private character admirably
qualify him for the important posi-
ton Of delegate to the National Con-
vention. The vote of the State Of
Arkansas will never be misapplied
so long as the casting of it is en-
trusted to Hon. 7. c. McRae and
gentleman Of like unerring judge.
ment and sterling integrity"
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31

WHEN men offer themselves for
public positions they should not
depend on blacking the character
of any brother opponent to gain
strength. They should be willing
to make the race solely OH their
own merit and worth. When they
depart from this rule they cannot
expect honest people to vote for
them.-Centre Point Tocsin.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31
Inn pOrtant 10 kUptured
Persons.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co., of Ogdensburg, n. ", guaran-
tee to Cure any case of reducible
Hernia with their Remedies.
THE RuPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, aud the
general public. Send 85cts for free
book on Rupture or ask your drug
gist for the Kennedy.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31
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5nace IIw.7aw. 3w. / m. q IN. I'm
wAdvertiscrs by the year will herestric,ed

~ Advertisers by the year will terestric,ed
90 their legitimate busiDess.
tFYeariy advertisements may be changed or
reset four times during the year free oil charge
ec-Parties contracting for yearly advertise
ments and disseminating from any cause. VIII o.
charged short time rates, as per time Inserted.
SKE RATES.
tH- Foreign advertisements, sent tnroug"
Advertising Agencies, must be paid for In ad-
vance, or a deposit made with some one whou
we may designate.
r. Marriages and deaths, not excecaing zen
unes will be published .s news, free OF charge
but obituaries, tributes Of respect. funeral hou'
ces and invitations charged as advertisements.
tR-Aii personal matter, letters or oommuni-
cations setting forth individual schemes or m
tercsts 10 be promoted, emanating from party
or parties, organiz cations or societies, VIII Do
charged for as other advertifemcnts
eE-In all legitimate demands OF the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or OF the great IN
terests Of the general public upon our columns,
the TinEs will not iail of It's duty
The Osceola times., 1884-05-31

roe township, for the Office of JUS
tice of the Peace. Mr.. Lynch has
served in this capacity heretofore,
and discharged the duties pertaining
thereto faithfully and impartially,
and should the people of Monroe
again honor him with the Office, they
will have 10 cause ever to regret it..