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HARTFORD. April 8.

Week-The Tyler CstF Home-OtheF Matters.
 HARTFORD, April 8. Special to the JOURNAL AND CoUR1ER.l The House has done great deal of talking to-day, but the amount of actual work ac- complished, considering the great amount of oratory expended over the matters eonsid- cred, was very small. Nearly the entire forenoon was used up in talking about oleo- margarine compared to COW butter and the question whether the State should trans port the members of the General Assembly to and from their homes during the session. Of course the oleomargarine bill did not pass, and 20 one supposed it would, from the fact that it was altogether too sweeping in it's provisions. It made 1t crime and inflicted severe penalties for the manufacture of an article of food that had never been pronounced by chemists other than wholesome. The bill as amended and passed simply provides that the persons who sell the article shali inform their customers what they are buying. So the New Haven butter factory can go on manufacturing it's three OF four tons of Fthest creamery per day without let OF hindrancs
 The ''free pass" bill also received it's due share of attention. Old arguments that had been made over and over again were again brought out, brushed up and rehearsed. There is no dQnbt about the statement of MT. Newton, that if the free pass system was abolished that the work that it now takes three or four months to complete would be finished in ten weeks and equally as well as now. Speaker Simonds' speech in favor of proposed amendment to the constitution. covering the objscts of the bill, was 8 very able one and evidently carried conviction to many of the listeners: not sufficient, however, to carry it, as it was voted down. The original bill, however. passes, aRd hereafter each Assembly may make provision for tAe transportation of it's members.
 The action of the House this afternoon in fixing the limit of speeches st five minutes and appointing eommittes on dehentupe is really the first act that hss been done that would indicate a final adjournment at an early day. If the five minute rule is rigidly enforced by the Speaker t will very materially expedite business and he end may be reached next week.
 Thsfcounty commissioners of New Haven
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April 9. 1885
Special 9ntices.
Special 9ntices.
NEW HAVEN, APRIL 4, 1885.
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS

\ this sJourna,o andd  inan
 
 Respectfully,
 & &NEETv
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Special mntires.
Special mnI1ces.

N0kT Old Company and Sugar Loaf LEEzHeaH a \ Prices lITIF FREE BURNING and CUMBERLAND wOOD AAS1saWeH ana spht h convenient lengths. IFS. Office, ne GeOrg
 
 v. F.F.RErICH.
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Majors cement-for repairing broken arti- cles. Majors leather cement and rubber ce- ment for repairing rubber and leather. m2tf
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siderable length, was read from manuscript. MT Couch said that this law virtually repealed the general railroad law. While the committee were ln favor of It. they were quite willing that it should go over as unfinished business to the next General Assembly provided for in the accompanying resolution
 Mir Corbin, of New Brit in made strong speech in opposition to the bill. He thought if the people desired to. put their money into parallel or any other railroads they should be permitted to do so If the bill passed it would simply place the State in the power of the Consolidated road and no road could be built without the consent of that great monopoly.
 MT. Slade. of Bridgeport, moved the indefinite poStDonement Of the bill and made vigorous speech in favor of his motion and in opposition to the bill.
 MT. Gum, of Milford and Mr. Carter, of Water bury. both favored the bill and MT. Frisbie, of Pennington. opposed it. The motion of MT. Slade 70 ndennltely postpone carried by a vote Of 9o to fl.
 motion to appoint committee of three on de benture was passed and the Speaker appointed Messrs. Pratt of Derby Stiles of North Haven, and Miles of Milford, as the committee.
 The bill relating to the preparation and diStribu tlon Of legislative statistics taken Gp and briefly explained by Mir. Frisbie Itwas stated that the purpose of the bill to provide for the print ing of the legislative statistics by the comptroller work will be similar to that now done by Palmer bilt, Of Norwich, and will by the proposed method make a saving to the State. Pending the discus sion the House at 510 D. m- adjourned until Thurs day morning at f0:30 o'clock Salvation Oil is the greatest pain destroyer of the age. It instantly relieves and speedi- ly annlh1lates pain. whether it arises from a cut bruise, scald, burn, frost bite, or from a wound of any other kind. Price only % cents bottle.
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A Great Deal of Talk and Little Work - OIeOmargar1Re and Free Passes-AdOpting the Five Minute Rule = Possible Adjournment Next Week-The Tyler City Home-Other MafteFR.
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Trunks and Bags. Largest assortment in this city at STEVENS 6 BROOKS, 795 Chapel St.
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Youman,s Celebrated Hats. Correct styles for spring now ready at
 STEVENS & BROOKS, 795 Chapel St.
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Furs stored and insured by a46t STEVENS & BROOKS, 795 Chapel St.
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Salsbury's ever popular Troubadours pre- sent the ''Three of Kind" for the first time here at the New Haven Opera House Friday and Saturday evenings with Saturday mati- nee.
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Visit the Peoples Grocery.

Knox,s World Renowned Hats STEVENS & BROOKS, 795 Chapel St.
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riab the 8 of whcb handsomer this madefr the
  wi1be efundel o esandSl for
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tMarquand Chape1 To.Dax.

Rev. N. J. Burton, D. D., of Hartford, will deliver the last lecture of his course in the Marquand chapel this afternoon at three o'clock
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Daniel Sully appears in "Corner Grocery this evening at the New Haven Opera House. He is an eminent comedian and has strong support, and jolly entertainment is assured
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AMERICAN THEATER.

A good company is making fun at the American Theater this week. With the company are the New Haven favorites, Bob Allen and Clem Magee, who introduce one of the most Imaginable glove contests ever seen. They were called before the curtain twice after their act last evening.
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Land Once. Grand forhs, Dah., Dec

Land Once. Grand Forhs. Dah., Dec. 8, lss4.
Notice 4 hereby given snat the f,llowins named
ett:ef has filed notice Of Ills in:cnston :, make
mai psoofi IL SUPPORT Of kis clatm. ard shat said
notary public o. Itmbina b T., GU January is.
lSa; VIZ William Henderson,
D.S. to1s. for the ne or y. ar sac S. is3. rss
continuous r.aihence UPON, aud cultivation Of.
aAhl land. Wis: joseph Prov. ct, WnI Lockwood.
SaLiuei B<ase aud Richard 0ynn, I'll Of HeeAs,
And You. %Si " lts,ia 10 Hsndsrson VII. o. n. "A
day Ct Sep le9: filed u. i. No. ls7S Oh the no az
~ lr 81 1871 81. are hereby notified b shsw
csus. y this otitcs on OF betero January 10 Isss
not o. allowed - make proof and payment Sos
satd tract 2o.2s &c TlyrANS, RvvltAr,
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banksHaI1liItOIl
Collections,
Real Estate Loans.
Insurance.
ROSE & WALLACE,
1ssss pshlaesesn. Jsnuasr q.
0h>s01's Seize.

~ viftme OF a. o2ooNo8oA.
1ssusA 80 ~ 81 unasr ti,e zeal ~ e.,s dieatct
eoufS. In eAd r. sAs opanty Of Psusbina. ard
TerrtSosy OF Dakota. upoa Judgment tsr,issci
sc,ss. 90 Vie arss day Of Move inter. ,e.4; T. I'd
Denjalatn =. Webster, wss .!sftad.sa n favor u
ei,s eAii plAinaR aud sxsinss NE pstd Attendant
k,f Me- cum 81 1Ivs Hundred and Twenty Scssa
4ollsss and twenty three cent?. (e..1 ..) damsEes
aud svs1ty.sjlse ord eighty Auoirsdelse dollars
ensas. amounting " eli 5, tie ss,a q Five Awn.
drsA fiity-Sevon add three one hunipedths ,:ol.
lozs 4 ,s7J06) aaA lnesSsse thereon e esvea Yer
esnt. pr AaHv0 form Ostober ID, Itol, With as.
oruanS ooa0 ofaA3e. " AieA e1seNlooo IVES diseel
% es0 6s1ivsss1 - ne -
rsmeiss. have Nh 50 day - 1ecsGhss. ~.
svtsd lpoe su ~ slshl MI snA fnossese u Ne
ssad dst6odsne Dehisasn q. Wsassss. a md ~
ehs s,is.n.s de.stsesd esas ana rsrn i.e, y. i:
teva q reaotns. 2. :: soeosding - G.s s1ncisl
9hs scgissar eldSeda. fss ~ sssp0 81 HeHbins.
hsxotA Territory.
Hotiee hereby given thst !. he saaesetsnsa. =
ehsrtd 40, essid, viQ esd he ah,ve d. sfil.kd
eads end y:saeiess psep esy p ne htshesA ssidsr
court hoass. n tAs teva q PsIahios. e,uMIs Of
tvAliis. Q "a Territory q psksta, On Esidsy, 10
eth dsy 81 Febsuaty. lsel u o'clsek p y. " N'ys
6sy, Is sstiaty ths sa!d sxesUtsA. tpSstsee WITH
Nv lntevess 0Nd soa;S theIsoD.
kotod pSceiA ~ y!oA .e6<
J0nR kA0DS2A0LQ
D. D. UAAVsoD, ohesio PenAlaAco
5lsasnesissy. ~ 81 f.C. V,a.ss:
Bevasy 1he 4 4
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vSL Land Odcs. Grand Forks, D Z, Dee IS. lsIx.
Notice q hereby given that the foll,v iss.,.Amed
sessles be- aita no;ics Of hts intenti;la - lusks
ta.sl vsonf 10 suv!nrs Of ht c:ata, aud Wat sxni
PtNLins. DIT, Jan. u. 1875, VIZ:
James Craig,
tor LOT :. .. aud y: " ~ 90 zee =. ;so. $50
continuous res,d4.ys upon, end cvi,ivstlea =
ssil lsad. Wis: Iusena CLa,saau. ". 4. Ncl:Asdie,
ID. 4. hfsiy Johu Sto'cy, al " PsHbiua Co. Dak.
Aud yau GafdiAn T. lues, xh0 on NJ ijis day
aaa ne " ~ q. b -. srd los >. sOs 81 ~: e
use s.by issnn H ahoy cause u thAs oa.ss %
- r i,is the .. v. ,;Ay uf JSnvary, 1875, any
loved 70 make psesf slt EsyEs-nt aaid 0.sr4
0@e &c IfYANY Es,is1>e
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4 9. fl1SAHy. Register.


ooua1 u PsaSina. 7hisd judicial Dist,ioa
Hessy g. 1elanan, plnint1. agsisss Joseph La.
PoIee, deleudank
.: 5ne Territory = DaksA y NE abevs named
Yoe. Jo@ph LaHolSs ~ hsrnby eunmoped and
se90ted . answer De complaint In the above
entitled aoeon, whteh was Ned with the slsrk Of
e serve eopy Of you. answer n Tia said cOul-
plant on ne Subscribers. at u. u eics IN Penn
e!na ~ ne e,sinty Of PsmhiMs and Territory
aforeseld. within thirty days afSes HrvinR ihls
svilnmone UPON yo1 exclusive Of HE day II
cortient Within the tipae afoleaaih. the plsinti0
u Via acteon vii Aae judgment egsinst YOU fSr
n. san 81 one huad,.d and Az. tive dcllars and
q ~ same loM October 81, 1885, 1t Tie
!atc Of sen ger esAs Pr Aan1m bsaldto 0lo3o and
dteayuf0ra 1esItp.
Daes6 December -. fook
0ASpx8v i KRBBsUAv,
2e-Si AteOsnsys mt Siaantin, PsEhinA Dali
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laaa 90, esaad yssla. p.r. =. :. II.

Laaa o0s. 0saad ysshA p.1, h. &, II
Notice b hssshy siyss 49, IL eWtn9.name1
nnal psopffn sup1ess q IL slain, aad that nd
pf0ofW0l b R6do boNbso he o1eak oS ~ -.
isist cent q PsNLiaa, % Tsp, Sioe J0e, n:
~ ths III N a. "a 81 80 a, no .. tin. y.
He names Tie lbllowtag witnesses toipfave ~
continuous rse3dence upon ana cultivation 81
said land, v1s: Hefnles Lemire. 0espArd Lemirs,
b. T. y
And you. 1elesphcss McCsa, Who On the 18th
eay OF April, ISIS 6led b. Q. No. 367 % the hi
bottled b chow eAuse 81 this o@os On. on before
xe6r0eR1 81, i68ss ~ any Ussrc b.. Why said Jos.
t:udOn should not 10 allowed b make proof aAd
40 \ Q. fl1sAny, Register.
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alAluLooH.
ohsv 4 CAasltas hsvs I'D osed.by.
4 nsnbes q basina1 ehaaeas = NsvA
Rev. NJ. Hanss - sossvesel Apm
Ais seveso ulnoA
4 u..axsy a TsasAAy pssaey .sasl,
did some dssaee.
GsosEs 4 Dssgias ~ II ~. =
Wednesday. - hk vay y tie sunsy
6ooGA.
Constable Boylss has bsso kspA Sssy
this viztes. Ne lseks hsppy svea vhas
sot bsy.
NJ. Oaivss y stiii AaAinA ~ espsass.
His sssv,sas hsSisg 1850 ssAsiaeA b
Bride 4 Mcmillan
Thomas Ouanss - hiD sstasa Aao lis
"Trip % C1istss. Qstate, sssssts RsaAiaa
coanty eliAa1e seill ehsad.
Rev. Mr.. DsvissexpsehtssstDDsssps
81 his family early II February. II. D
proposes - b . lxt~so II thie tovn an
his ssasy hieads spprsvs a hi pssposa
New Oslsa.s nskss aaoahss dsaA q
~ Gka0s = ~ pa0@ - Nk@l
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US Land Once. Grand Forks. u. T., Dsc. i. iee4
Notice 10 hereby given that the f,liovtns.nasasa
settler has sled notice u bis ink nuon % MAJ
anai proofin support OF HE Claim, and Nat SAID
proof = III e nsds before CLERK of abe dAsrict
c0etN kensine, d. I. On February 9Th, la0S. vis:
James Murphy. Dr.,
hE No. Seel. SUr the - az. see y t,as. 2 o..
ne naaaes'the following witnesses 10 prove hh
continuous residence UPON end cultivation elsati
!and. vts: Isw1 LaisOse. LOWS fAriseau, in.
iasi.sau. 81 Of JUllstss aud Jossph Chapmaa q
29.2S nc. TlssAvy. RA;shs.
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U Lsad Once. Grand 1orks, . 7. Dee. 10. lse1
Notice Il hereby given that the following nj msd
settler has alsti nt.tics Of his intEntton 10 make
RIootsiu be made bstose clSsk disttct oovsI q
fcsaeanA, y. ]. on Jan. -. lsss, Wis:
William y. Lanytop.
tos the nv qH eec y. . is4. s..
" names Nv following Witnesses b provo Ats
cOntinu:us Residence upon. and cultivation Of
AL !end. Wis: Frank Nor Jr. Janus Wt,eel-I,
teitx kc0ue And J. Y. Bird III Of Rem bina "a
2A.sS BIC. TIEHANI, Rsgistse.
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QoAle lQQ10 u o11a. 0la1oA.
$se ::.-.ss 1 y ~: SSsss2 -.
~ ~ ~ =, ~ I. ~ -. nauu,a,,k
~ ~ ri tn1llu -, "a. 1eoly, D01g0sa
Q1svssesNseesal- Co.. tes1se, oneosok
80 DIT Coa1 a. llgk)-0. 4. Rul1on, tAa9e
80 44s;cs: ..:s f Z; ssa - sci,,.
U.s. cusseaa
-olnoeoee-SSo. DoekWallee, RsaAd1a.
Z. ss4 Z :. .. o. nAns1A1.
1eha D. 1agnsad. Iasgs.
IL BRUINS.
II 1aGgas, Hasgs;D. 4. Ws1sae. fsaheaa.
v.G. IHf1nMAI a8vBNUB.
oeiasesss-J. L. rsaaiageoa. DsuaAfsk.
&. VI. LAND oVslc1.
lsgrses.H.C TtaAny, 0fana Fotks.
-1oS1lVoe-W.J =. An1si1oa, 0NAd Holas.
.. O Asny, veaf P1A1lNA.
0sQnaA1aa1-Na3oro feytoa, Rs0bdlA.
o1Ana1ei4R @. sT' aAd Iaseseeof Of 1ueketsy
1SsSSse1sseef-i6ISeut. Cornish.
6o0naaalne c.. "B." Ordnance 00oee, Signal
OF ond 1seeuietn9 O@eer..lst Lieut. Cooke.
0SSSse "a ffsosafse-01 Lie1s. Lord.
01Seeoa-H. q. Farley.
counrY evSfcIAla.
g a1stpusss-y g. Myyick Renbina; Challea
WNlNo0, Doanlseu; q. c. Arnold. Ctyseal. J. J.
RlRley. Exne.t aaA ]. .: 3a!aee, Dlagton.
sesiasf sPs 80 r. 1922 ds:, rsnbina.
$,ssS 1872 AaeS1:af 4. Sa <; fsnsias.
ohe1lG-D. Dick, Fembina.
ladRo AZ PFohAAe-e. Afm1eeo0G, pe0bt0A.
S:1nS. 81 9chools-C. Z. yecksou, RenbtnA.
0SSntV oulvesue-0.0 Q. McGuiA. WalhalA.
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y Land onse. Grand yorLs DIT. DEE. r. 10

" LAad onse. Grand Forks. D T., Dee. 10, lsss.
Complaint having teen sut.sa Of this oRcs -
John j. GtlhA hR failure b e,nr.y y II
Iaw = b. uEsrr sul.usSeEsy, Ne. .s1, dsted
1--WE :. l.sh. ieso. upon the ny a. Sc 9. : lsl. !
y. IN rembina county. Dakota. with view 70 Me
canceiIAton ~ ta sntry: cont stAls Allsgin4 thst
". ssid !oha Gillis did aus break i've scs.s !, Of
- b. broken ". acres the uSss yesr " h1s be
osokso. % oAussd b. b. broken any since l.. nssl
a:.y Of Vie laid s;lsoe mskiug his suGy. tie ssid
ps:tsss are hereby sunDun,d /, spyesS q ttie
oaes ca 0is 2sh day VI January. ieas, q osloeS
inl said ell.gea failure. Tes,inony b b. tIkes
6s;o!c W. J: Ensesnaw, y uou1anseloasF n
Pow oine. !. .0n January l?th. ls: u 8 ".cloeK
4. -. WI. An1r as0H noNat1.,
3. Tveedlis, Attorney si.xS
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NOTICE. 10 esxDs7sAA

csA.sd.
Az ps,sans having ciaIns sgairaA saii Aobes
Z. Aoie d. cssssi. s:c fsautsa 70 eAhib:t Vii
s,xrAa "a ui, stasri1. ~ sad e.tAtr u saf :csi
derc: " prsyt ton. III SAID O.unty Of P.ubtas. 1sr
ritosy o5 pxlata. ard Inst four MnnIs,S have bee,
l.Mltsd ~ tue .i.Eo :0r oscoitOls " ps0ss1t task
clziun sysiLss sid satate.
lSssd H.. slsh cay OF December, 1894.
W.. xU1syHAW, MANGA BIT Rosa,
- Asis1n1 e AsAaa Na1ei1k1SiA
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1a.., Pr..e N.,ss.s.

Land once Gland Form, Dakota, Jaa ., iees.
Complaint having bssn entered u thi. once
se ,D PC ie!h 1854, BY Albert N. Rane1.
M,th i.w e % timbsrcuiture entry No. SOS, dsS.
- July 2l.i, 1870, upon she no Qr &C Us, ia,
e. u rsnnina county; Dakota. Win View %
that the raid Charles Keep failed 70 ploW tn
acres e required by law. also 70 plant trees and
cultivate ths SAINT. the said parties ere hereby
s9mmoned 70 appear " this ol,icc en- the 18th day
fainish testimony concerning said alleged failure
x4S WI. ASDkRsok, Receiver.
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oLA1eHoN-0AkE1A0A
Mol hard e csata
O. Gaaday isat . bliasasd.
N.A sseh vhsaa so.sing 10.
Fac vssstssr esd good sosds last vssk
The oiaAos seAsoa e1assiaa&isa tool
|plsos - Friday lsst. asd vas quits sAeis,
tasssv - al the PARTIES soacsrssd
The Bsl6sosv post edies y u tsssbls
The tssias refuse y step ~ tsts - Al,l
osik q Tie Bsliasss 0oeainz AID ~
postaaaGss refuses 70 carry ths 1sil hseI
70 tie plaisssa q che Glssssoa sGa.ioa
The ressH II . lAsgs accaaslasiaa a
enpty nall hacs q NE pot eass end
~ regular neil service hsrA
G.Asseoa was hoaossd lass wssk b {
Witt nm . AetaehDsse e The sityh,
faeersd bstgaAs." Thsy sa1s hoa tin
iinclioa e Hsaiitos with Ne intsatioa
u moving . bo.ss belonging y HAsz1
Rahestson. bat itstssd they novsl ,
vsssr paid ssd I've horse blssksts fse,a
che Stables at The GlaasEes hosal Min
boa Glas thinks is's ma . square deal
Nov. Hsssy. Tie nsxt time yos wan
ysss heaas moved. bseassaa whas lin
l&Use yss cad - Do i.
Ths saasy friends esd sdaissss oeRsv
esAa Caaslosd DID,. II U. ThaaaaAL psi
poes hsvi1g Q social sstsstsinesns q
Ne svsaIas e The 3lss i.ss, b sais
aao1s - give The doctes . suitabss toks.e
thsis sppssciAtieo olhio. Sous bsillis1
taleoA ftu0 Hsmiltoo aad q Tlso.ns
Win b u attendaneo % he oocasio
whieh NTH ne entssScs q tie usua
charge on each occasions viii b. eu6
ciens inducements 70 insure fall hon.
Cans enc. came " With . w. ssiD
,~Uak
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We understand that Q Norwagian
farmer living west Of here several miles
had presentinent during the last cold
snap that his cattle, about twenty-five.
would freeze 70 death unleas he warmed
The stsbis. He accordingly placed q
shest iron Stove in the stable which va
made 81 straw. and in about % boar
Afterwards eleven head went up in Q
closd q smoke. It is quite evident that
the annual fool killer did nat attend "a
his business properly.-Pask River Ga.
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II a
Ftne wsathss.
1Ain end sleet ths III.
Geo. FoaAsf hes aovse y Rask Tow
loe he whites.
Chs. Wright eoes b g. Rssl thswss
10 take . couns II medicine.
We arc glad TO learn that Mr.. Bergman
y about 70 start business asain At Garda.
Measss. Xurney and Thompson took Z
flying TIP 70 GraAoa On business thu
week.
john Armstrong; and wifs jest returned
from Bismarck where they have been
spending their holidays.
Az Lest our energetic farmers met q
John CArters for the purpose Of oreanis.
ins the Elsin Literary and Musical socie.
y the night efth 7th. Q. w. Winter
being called 70 tho chair, gave few re.
marks fitting the occasion sitsr which N.
H. Murney Vas appointed secretary and
8. D. Arnold treasurer. 4 COMMITTEES
was then formed Tor the dramatic enter
tainment after . few witty remarks q
subject Was chosen for debate for next
Wednesday evening promising to be
very entertaining - we'll - instructive.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet ct
z o'clock every Wednesday night
DoWEsMoNr.
Thos. Graham hes been hauling some
Of his wheat 70 PsmbipA this week.
D.A. Hosg has quit farming aad il
now manipulating . pen, at which he 10
an expert. in the Grafton registry ealce.
Dstsict Is has the natsrial il readi-
ness for fame school house 70 30 built
in the spring. 4 school y much needed
in our neighboshood.
Quite . number ef hrmssu In this
neighboshood are fortunate enough "
have held thsir wheat, at least 0 soa-
siderable portion Of it. and are BOW reap
ing the advantage AZ better psissA
EAsoY.
The most respectable coaanunitlas ass
sometimes. Asttstsd BY having Q rascal in
their Aidak. II sppssrs Nj. Bsntlsy's
shaaty was stsuck By lighsning last
ssmnss and the bosrds stFswA ever The
prairie. On Aosday the sth Of January
NJ. Scott Aw purity takiae away the
lumber vhsa he followed and overlook
Al "A
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~ q vlAssas.
Rev. b. Nv. Appleby, ~ under
Sand, cootempaatss Eemsvins 10 apoths,
6eld Il laboe.
4. n. Hostsn b rejoicing over the a.
rival ola 6ns little boy q Saturday lat
Mother aud child doing veil.
The upward tendency IN the price b
wheat tends 10 stimulate trade and infuse
. more cheerful feeling Ill around.
Joseph Wall b retiring dom the hossl
business and will be succeeded On Mon.
day next BY Seazgent Reynolds whom
We wish success in his new undertaking.
Robert Lowerv expects soon to take q
vacation trip to eastern Ontario and
Quebec. He intends to visit Montreal Al
the time Of the winter carnival
Police court business hes been boom.
Ing this week. Mr.. ]. Morrison was up
before his Honor Justice Ray on acharge
Of selling liquor without license. A jury
was called, but the case IVES dismissed
for lack Of evidence.
G1iswald vas arrested on Monday ior
making disturbsase at the Northern
Hotel. He kicked over . stove twice
and raised ructions generally. He waa
duly chastised BY Justice Ray and the
authority Of the lAw vindicatod.
Sheriff Vanstsum raised Q lively racket
on Saturday evening. Being su6dsed
with spirit Of impuisiveness he gave
expression to his feelings with demon.
strativo actions and tragic attitudes.
Cslmness having been restored. hs de-
sisted from his purpose Of painting the
town red. The case came before Justice
Ray but the complainant failed 70 ap.
pear.
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CHANGED
HAN DIS!

Having psschased t,ls bssineas OF the
National Harness c.. IN Pesmbina. I will
continue 70 carry "a . Reuerss harness,
l,ukineta VI ll,e I'D stAnd On Csvilees II.
ThanlinH na,nssG0s ccsl1s,scls ~ PAN
Liberal pstraaxs cad isopins by strict
attention u buAineaa 70 s.erh ooa,aiua.
anss Ut tie sauS. Respectfully
A. W. BAILEY.
h. B.-Au accounts due tie old firm
will I've ctlhcts,i Ivy NE and "A del,ts u
tbs old frm visl r. paid BY n,s.-A.W. y.