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Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-12-19

NOTICE OF FINAL PRooF.-Land Office at Fargo,
D. r.. Dec. IS, 1884. Notice liz hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on The ash day
of January, 1885. viz: Ephriam S. Seymour. d.
s: No. 49, 1884, for the W x of sec &c, tp 147 n,
viz: o. S. Haselton. George Long, j. NJ. Patter-
son. Andrew J. Long. all Of Steele county. d. I.
The testimony Of claimant and witnesses to be
clerk of probate court at Hope. Steele county, d.
r. on the oath day of January. A. D. 1885. at his
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-12-19

NOTIcE OF FINAL PROOF--1.and Office at Fargo,
d. r.. Dec II. 1884. Notice liz hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support Of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 21st day
Of january, 1885, viz: Sven X. Norgaard. d. S.
No 9.672. for the southeast quarter Of aec. II, tp
146 n, SO W, and names the following az his wit
ncsses. viz: Anton Enger, G. Z. Balkan. Tfore
S. Serumgard, Omund Neaon, all of COopers-
town, Griggs county. ID. +.
The Testimony to be taken before John N. Jor-
Griggs county, d. r., on the 18th day Of january:
A. D. 1885, ut his office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
And yon Levy S. Norgnard. who filed ID. $. No.
10,532 on the 9Th day Of June, 1882. hereby no
titled to be and appear before the U.s. Land office
Fargo d. IT,, on the 21st day Of January, 1S85,and
show cause. if any you have, why eaid Sven X.
Norguurd should not be allowed to make final
proof and payment for said land.
HORACE AUSTIN Register.
liver jacobson, attorney. 4S-1
NOTICE OF FINAL PRooF.-Iand Office at Fargo,
d. r., Dec. II, 1884. Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support Of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 21st
day of January. 1885, viz: John O. Strome,
d. S. No. 9.464. for the southwest quarter of
12, tip 144 n, r So ", and names the following as
his witnesses, viz: Ncls Hemingson, Ole O.
Kaarstad. Carl Skarc. Ole j. Strome, all Of Coo
perstOwn. Griggs county, ID. Il.
The testimony to be taken before John N. Jor-
genscn. clerk of district court. at Cooperstown
Griggs county. d. T.. on the 18th day OF JAN,
A. ID. 1855, at his Office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
liver jacobson, attorney. 4S-1
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-12-19
Treasurer of Griggs County.

ANTON ENGER,
Treasurer of Griggs County.
&yDo Davis & Pickett sell flour at
the Popular Prices?
OF course thev do.
Don't break your neck to get past
their store. They can sell your the best.
grades at the following prices for cash
and cash only:
Valley City Occident. .$3 90
Valley City Patent A. IS
Valley City Straight. ................2 50
Valley City Diamond. nd...............2 %
Fargo Best. ....................3 90
Fargo Straight. 50
A full line of feed and grain.
The Casselton Reporter has a neat
new head.
~Oysters in bulk, fresh every second
day, at Whidden Bros.
VIM. Glass loans money for final
proof, and OH titled land. soft.
eHGo in and feast your eyes on the
beautiful line of holiday goods at the
New Store. Bowden Il Buck.
cB- Buy your sugar where you can
buy it the cheapest, but go to John
Syverson & Co. s for your Christmas
goods.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-12-19
Flour from Fargo.
Flour from Valley City.
Feed from
Minneapolis,
Fargo,
Valley City
and SanbOrn.
DAVIS & PICKETT.
Notice..

The sale for delinquent taxes for
1883. of the south half and northeast
quarter of section 3, township IA, range
56, adjourned to October 8, A. ID. 1884,
at 8 a. M, by order the district court.
ANTON ENGER,
Treasurer of Griggs County.
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Lcadct Roasted Cotloo in pound pack,
FL9rSAM.
Concert tonight.

Concert tonight.
Concert tonight Mt Mayors garden.
Tho weather continues opprossively
warm,
Grand concert tonight at Mayors
garden.
Fresh artesian we'll winter at the Flee
trio Light saloon, No. GOl Elm street.
Tho grand concert tonight Mt Mayors
garden, will surpass anything nj the
Kind given this season.
Tho telcgraphic reports " tho base
hall games PLAYED to-day will he hulle.
tinod at the Glen Lea saloon.
The Electric Light, 6Oa Elm street, Is
whore tho finest drinks are cOncuctod
of the best brands of liquors.
Son Sweet, soul stirring music will I've
! liscOursod tonight ut Mayors garden,
! hy Mcino Bros splendid orchestra.
DO YOU love good muSicp Thou 90 tn
Mayors garden tonight and hear Mciuc
Bros. orchestra aud sip your beer or
glass ut wine.
Tho Electric Light saloon, M. GOl Elm
street, of which q, \, Wells Is tho urh2nc
proprietor, keeps tho best WhiSl,ics, bran
dies, wines, Beer aud cigars. to see for
yourself.
The Electric Light saloon has built NJ
a fine patronage, which is due tn the fac
that Mr.. u. a, Wells, tho proprietor
scorns To dispense anything hut pur,
: liquors Ia his customers.
II all the whisky In tho country wa
. half as pure ~ that sold over the bar u
u the Electric Light saloon ~, John, tn
, Prohibition candidate for tho Presi
p doncy, would mover have boon hoard Of
IL YOU wish n drink of pure. good
!, mellow, old whisky 20 tn the Elcctri
Light saloon, No. Con- Elm street, an
try snme OF that IN. our-old goods. III
ID. flavor is excellent aud no bad effect
! follow.
Mruc BroS. baud whlch plays I
MNycr's garden H. very a,'ummodatin
ANA the public appreciate g.. When r
Is luc,td hy laji,~ or guntlrmon 10 tol
nj iu'a particular pioc" they IN 80 II tht
a, have the tiwo TO devote irom tho req
lar programme.
81 Npw programme to.uige, at Mayer
io Untdou. MUuo Bros. orchestra W
o. discourse tho sweetest OF music, anu p
e. lovers of guod wuslc should attend. re
\, tvcturdpy Mil be maintained, ms the
be- are always uOlcHra in attendance. I
.c- and spcnd a pleasant evening.
~ "Yuu have coru luly boon tas,ii
,,s something good from the way "
~ smack your iipS," said she. "NoN,
~ should smile,n he replied. "i'Nc hc
'A; trying sonr off thnt i0-ycAr-old Nhl.I
raj at tho Electric Light SALOON, 40 III
street. A our son would say, 20 is
from the ran.'"
'k- Dumkeuut,s positively cur.l al {
st. James hotel. Or. Unmm cam
romain long, Como and 10 cured wh
YOU have the opportunity nnd UH say
TO. from drunkards grave.
'ho Have You paid yuur last assOssint
~" 10 the rcNaH benevolent Associate
'ed which will expire sept. 2ith3 10 not,
lea 80 at once. III YOU are not n iHfnh
YOU can become one hy applNiH 10
Inc b. PARROT, business Mnnuer, Wa
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Leader Roasted Coffee i'll pound pack


Tho editor of tie IlENA u knew I'm
Gle Daniel, of the Age, when he was n
young man in the pride OF his beautv;
when he wore store clothes, u swallow
tail coat, aud ut a time too, when straps
were used 10 keep the legs Of his panti-
looms from crawling upwards; when in
truth, he was Il dude and the admired OF
all the sensible girls Of taste in his BALI
wick, and took his whisky straight and
turned up his nose at lager beer Dali
| las Herald. l
This will not fool Uncle Daniel or any
one else. Uncle Daniel never was II
dude, though he may have been II favor
ito with the girls, with old Bourbon for
his first love. llomcspun Kentucky
Jeans was good enough for II Sunday suit
when ho was in his hey-days. Calves
| ton News. .I
Touching the use of exhilarating bow.
erages, our brethren are very ncar the
| point of absolute accuracy. In the days
| ante bellum Col. PiOuts, of tho Dallas
HERALr, was editor Of the ST. Joseph
Mol Gazette and Uncle Daniel, now OF
the Houston Age, was "bor-
der ruflian" in Nebraska, and zorro
spOndent of tho Gazette, and we
both made tho Jim Lane and John
Brown robbers and murderers dance t.
the music Of the lash, well laid on, and
wo both took an occasional drink, In q
social way, with friends, and always
drank whisky, because IL
those days the thioving, prowl
ing, plundering radicals had moi
poisoned all the whisky by poking thcil
Internal, internal revenue noses into IL
Hut Uncle Daniel was never II dude, ~
the HERALD alleges; nor was no ever ~
indifferent about his personal parapher
MALTA as the News insinuatcs. "Uncl,
Daniel" was always fond of goo,
clothes, and young ladies of good taste
were always fond of Uncle Daniel.
Houston Age.
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"Doar, dear, whore have you been,
girls9n said Boston mother 10 hor
daughters, who returned late from an
entertainment.
"We'vu been carmining tho munich
pality," gigglod the eldest.
"And observing the pachydorm,"
laughed the second.
"And vocierating the female To an OK
traOrdinary elevations chimcd in the
third.
"ncar, dear, denrw exclaimed the
| mother in CNpostulatory tones,
"rherC'S no harm done, mamma,
pouted the fourth; "ovcrything is anna
| bile, and the fowl, whose cackliug wa
the salvation Of Rome, IL suspended vi
an altitude hitherto unknown in our OK
pcrienCe."s
Explanatory chart. Painting tn,
town red. fSooing the elephant. tWhoop
ing her up. SEycrything IL lovely nm,
the goose hangs high. Somoryillc Jour
nal
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Capture of the, fNoted Connecticut Negro
Criminal.

Criminal.
A Hartford dispatch to tho Boston
Journal says: Sam Pine, tho notorious
negro criminal, who committed mum |
Der of dastardly outrages in the south !
western part of this state aud In Wes,-
chester county, New York, including a
| brutal assault on Miss Slo'um, of North
Salem, New York, has been identified
| in the Wethersiield State prison, where
! he was committed few months ago I'm
! der the alias of Robert Brown, for rob
hing tho store Of Alfred Allen, In Col
lnsville, this county, in April last. II
viii be remembered that after
the assault on Miss $40
cum several negroes were arrested,
hut she failed 10 identify either OF
them. Finally Pine was suspected by
Sheriff Horton, of Westminster county,
and search was made for him. Track
? was obtained by his stealing q horse and
, buggy of Deputy Sheriff Finch, of North
, Salem, New York. lie drove To Lake
, Mahopac, robbed a dwelling in Patter-
: son and broke into bank and store at
= Ridgefcld, this State, and was at last
( caught and lodged In bridgeport Jail.
: While he was in Danbury, before the
= officers took him to jail, Miss SlOcum
| W as NtllI WI anu hIbh HNNlNk iilii ~
4 once exclaimed, "rhat'S the man
q lie was tried in October of last
!. year, and pleaded guilty, getting Q
d sentence Of four years for burglary aud
ten years for DEMONSTRATING. lie was
v not taken TO New York state for his
q crime then, because Of tho trouble In
% getting ruquisitiOn. Two nights aIte
e. his sentence he escaped from the Jail b!
n saving of three bars of his cell door
If and then saving his way to the roof
from which he made his escape by goini
down lightning ROD, At that tim
* sheriff Crosby WAS Il candidate for re
election, and the escape oi the notOriOu
criminal caused much indignation, AM
n contributed to his defeat. llo now he
n lievos that assistance was given tho ne
v; gro for political purposes, for h
W. must have had help from tn
IL all necessary tools. Crosby OllGre
in a reward of 81 900 for his apprehension
OF and has spent II good deal of money /
Ii hunting for him. Several weeks ny
nd tho OK sheriff issued descriptive circl
al lars and sent thGm to keepers of pens
institutions all over the country. Wa
y den Sargent of the Wethersiield prison
II on receiving one, was at once convince
Dr that his prisoner, Robert Brown, was th
or man. sheriff Crosby came and idont
KY fled him beyond doubt, and will /
nit here soon with papers for his commi
es- ment under the Fairfield county sci
tence of fourteen years. lie had tw
W. years to serve under the Hartford sol
he tence. At the end of that period Il
ys New York authorities will no entitled
Las take him for the rest of his natural Ii
pm to answer for tho Slocum outrage.
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l,oR RENl-ON OCrOBERFGHSrR RESI-
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tWlt 0Al,l--A Nlit lll TIE PL MIA
L. iiup, ~ miles clue south ui the city, ~ 10
100 acres adyuutapcously laid out for cOnVen-
lcncr aud profits the different apartments
separated 10y the most substantial fences; a
beautiful building site on AN cWinencC that
giveS u tuir view Of the city, its surroundi q
aud scenery; pastures with tanks, iirSt-rate
cuitlvatablc luud aud plenty rc-wOod. May
hc sold In small tracts 10 suit purchasers and
on terms To suit. JouN NJ. CRoCKETr.
~
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XNTEARE AUTHORIzEDToAN ANNOUNCE
w =. n. BRASWELL as candidate lot Jus
ice of the Peace for Precinct No. l, at the
ensuing election.
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French Fortune,

Tho fortune of tho Orieaus family Is
estimated at O0.00l, O0l francs, which, At
3por cont, would yield an Income ct
100000 francs. Somo roactionisi
Journals, which have made much OF the
recent gift OF 5000 francs hy the Comt
do PARIS aud his family 10 the chulvrt
sufferers nc roulon and Mhrscilles, hay,
also lost no opportunity 10 hClitUo lh'
generosity OF President GreYy, who DE-
voted ii.O,1 frames % the suiiIe worthy
object. NJ. Govy's fortune aud hh
salary arc estimated in yield hnu only
about i,5l1lN lrnncS annually. IL /.
oasy To Demonstrate with these uIuros
that NJ. Groyy has rem far moEo hhcra
than the Orleans Princes.
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rant county are members OF eatu0 tom
panies and cattle syudicates, and are
interested in perpetuating the reign OF
the cattle kings in the west, IL Is iur- |
ther known, md not attempted To De |
denied, that the real owners of the Ga |
zette, the organ of the bulliOnaires and
the champion OF the free grass mere
sizes the men who openly controlled its
policy till within Il few days past are
largely Interested in cattle companies
and cattle syndicutes, and are, there
| fore, vitality Interested in perpotuating
! the reign of the cattle kings.
! Second Those who favor the lease
| law are farmers, merchants, mechanics
and laborets. class OF men who add
wealth to the county and growth and
4 business to Fort Worth by thei- Indus
try aud labor.
Third far as known there il not n
man in Fort Worth who is Interested IN
the cattle companies or cattle syndi-
Gates who favors the lease law; on the
contrary, they are unanimously opposed
. to it.
Fourth Actual settlers Is IA rather
broad and indefinite term. Many of the
, cattle kings and others Interested in tho
, cattle companies and syndicates are
; themselves "actual settlers;" hut II IL II
, meant bv actual settlers the small farm
I, ers. those who till tho soil and make stocl
!, raj sing subsidiary feature to their az
i ricultiral operations, the Mail unhesi
"a latingly prOnouncos its belief baseC
"a upon what it deems reliable data, tina
a they are almost universally opposed +
n free grass and are in favor of the pres
n ent lease law, with few neede
/, amendments.
IT. The Mail trusts that its contemporar
nj Is satisfied with the eXplicitnesss of TN
a answers. II it has any doubts ns
~ their correctness, it has only to maxi
n fair and impartial inquiries at the prop'
~ source to remove thon, and satisfy itse
"A of their truthtulurss.
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Leader Toasted coffee inpOund pack
ages.
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fantOps Academy, E $,I.c. C %is1'@S,
For Boys AMI Noung Men, Fully equipped
BcginS september 10Th. Send flr catalogue
REV, kpGAR WunpS, Hh. nl ~. 49,,
luitN Il, SAMPSON, 4, NIL w I'H'lpa''
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE


ST PATTERSON, President LEXINGTON ~
The largest Female College In Kentucky
Buildings of modern constructions appoint
meuts superior accommodations unsurpuSs-
ed; heated by steam and lighted with gas
hot and cold water ON each floor; Ou,h>
Course Of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty Of superior teachers; extra adyuu'
tagcs In Language, Music, PUIntugnud Flo
cutiOn. But two pupils occupy "a room. IL
patrons and pupils are references. For eat
aloguc, COPY of Monthly, published by The
students, list of references, etc, apply To tht
President, or =. +. 81. Clair. Dallas, Texas.
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE Il, FEARN for Justice Of the
'aarp for Precinct No. |.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

NXvEARE AUTHORlZEDTO ANNOl NEE
w the name old. n. Downs as II candl-
date for County Treasurer of Dallas county
nj the ensuing election, November T. 1881.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nOuuCe MIR. r.. u. LANGLEY as n can
iidate Tor County Treasurer Of Dallas county
election I'm November.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-WE OFFER TO A COMPE.
L tent millmau Il one-half interest in the
following property, AL new and now daily
runnirg: A brick and stone building with
the flour and corn mills therein, and the gin
HouSr; two gins, one corn shell r, one iron
cotton press. Bu Hiding, covered with iron
roofing Property bringing in handsome
revenue SIMPSON X HUFFMAN, Real rs
ttte Ngcr's, ~ Elm II sell lw
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
BrsFOnlY nj Boiler Works.
NEW and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
In THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block S. Of Santa Fe Depot
)ne Block S. Of Santa Fe Depot

DALLAS, TENAS.
Arc prepared TO do all kinds OF IRON
WORK ON shortest notice, Fine work =
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iros anu
Brass Castings, and In fact everything IN IN,
line executed aud finished In q manner equa
Models made to order. Don't forget We have
the Rest Machinery asd most skilled worn
| mon In Texas. Contract, for the iron work OF
all kinds nj machinery jesired. DoNt forge
the place ityou want good, substantial wori
| done NJ living prices
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\XEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as a candidate lOT JUS
lice nf TIM pnnrn for IrprmCt No. ].
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In reply 90 some iutorrogaiorios pro-
pounded by the Herald directly 20 tho
Fort Worth Man. tho most ably edited
papor n tha, city, tho following icplies
were elicited.
First ~ /. Az oncu sorscl TINT the
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Stauuton, Va,

Mrs Gen. j. Il. b. Stuart, Principal. Tit
next session of nine months begins Sept. II
1881. Efficient teachers in every department
Number limited. Terms reasonable. Fol
full particulars aPnly 20 the PRINCIPAL,
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,


The 9Th Annual Session begins Oct. lst
Most elcgunt huil dlugs In the south. All
modern couvcuiepccs. Best advantages H.
literature, music and art. special attention
Ia health and comfort Of pupils, Moderate,
charges, Apply early tn W, 4, BASS.
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VANTED-A WHITE GIRL ASA CONE

W NUUIUH 10 4 NIitTTltU IuUN, BcSt OF Tlf-
crences required. Address "B. G." Herald
Office. sell 5t
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY

.HrSah SireOtt S"'A''.
This institution, conducted by the Ursullne
indies, is most desirably located. me system
of education pursued Is designed 10 ueNeloi'
the men,al moral and physical powers OF
the pupils, and TO make them useful women
Of r,ihued tastes and cultivated manners
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, intending
Stationey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary in1rma-
rvexpenses, per session ofHye months Wy.
Music and use ~ piano.t I. IL ,...;''' ..
Entrance fee only fer the first Year. N
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
/ testimonials and Recommendations, FOl
/ further particulars, apply TO the ,,,,,,,,,
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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sIiEHIFT,

I'VE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
w ed to announce the name of W. II. W
SalTH ls candidate Tor Sheriff nf Dulla'
,DHntv, ut tho ru>ving NoyunN0r election.
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Glenn.
FISDAIE.Ii.

EAUTHORlHEDTO ANNOUNCE
w T. +, d. ANDREws as Floater from the
counties OF Dallas, Tarrnnt and Roctwall
NErE ARE REQ UEsTED TO ANNOUNCE
| w NJ. $. Austin, of Rockwell, MS cnndi.
| date for Floatcr for Dallas, Rockwell ana
TRrrnnt counties.
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AREAUTHURIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w W. f. GRAHAM as candidate for ecu
stable Of Precinct No. nt the ensuing cleo
ton
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY

Savannah, ia,
Incorporated and governed by Board OF
Trustees; a full and experienced Corps OF
Professors; location unsurpassed fur beauty
and heathfulness; discipline equal TO that OF
the best schools in the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fall Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, etc, ad-
dress the superintendent,
MAI. Il. ]. BURGESS
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