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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
SiciliaAii6e Ylittcr brinsen lett aenau

SiCllluillWe ClaIIcr pttl9en leef geldu;
ere MfittDeitangen pom Dem Broiett elmer
Hieienbrifa 3wiiden Sicilien un6 benz
itnlienii9en 6~eltlanbe, pel5cs bcreits Dem
WiniIteyiam Der 6iientliGen Qrbsiten I'M,
terbreitet fem ioG. Die i6er Die Meeren,
Sc pon Uteiind gu wsrfsnoe Bride wirbe
Swil6en @an5iut uno Der BuntG BEL 8tso
c%onitruirt werbeu, mo oas Wteer cine Brei:
tie bon 4 6ilometern un6 cine Giefe BON
100 wletern bat. Rad benz Sfan ioa Die
Bride aus Sta9l berseItellt weroen uro
aus orei mittleren goeen ponie 1000 Me.
ter Idn9e unb 5wei gnbbosen Don ie 500
Wster &dnse beitsben. Sn Der Mitte iols
len Swe; @iienbahr9elsiie seIeat weroen.
aus bis duf 20 Metsr @ntfernun9 Gil bas
WteereS NiOeau rei6enSs SunSament Mil
man aus @raritmailen beriteQen. Muf
bieier Saiis iouen ii5 bann Die Sieiler
aufbauen, wslde II our9 bporaultlaen
MSrteI %uerbuuoenen @ranititeinen c%ouitrus
irt werOsn uno 10 Meter i6er BEN Mees
reslpiegel beruorrassn ioaen. Oie Mau.
erarbsit inter Dem Wafler muB unter Be-
natun9 BON Senttditen selGebsn, in wels
DE cpmprimirte 0nit sepumpt mitb. Die
mittIeren gosen .uerben cine freie 0eite
BON $40 Weter unb cine S9eitslb65e pom
100 Wfeter BADEN. Die Yreite Der Bride
iou an ben YfeiIern 60 Meter, in Der Mits
tie Swii6en 3wei YfeiIern 20 Meter betras
gen. Dad oieier gsid chung pirSe bas
neue aue bis iett eriitirenoen Bogen griis
den on Grobartisfeit iibertrefisu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
@as nctbtbut.

Sn einem Babe muB UNI 4 l1br aufse.
ltanoen weroen. Damn pirb Drummer 9es
%trunfen, sebaoet, eebOu6st ben sanssn Tns
binour6. Sin aranter betlagt ii5 Bel
ieinem 9o%telteaner, baB er i6on gang
i9wa9 BON allebem seporhen iei. - rSa
mein 9err," antwortete Der Gellner, I'm
iol6e 8ebanbIuns gu ertrussn, muB man
i6on cine eiierne @eiunSbeit bsiissn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
QufacieNen.

d.: r0enfen sic MIR, geifern mar i6
auf benz 6rsbsfang. sIm llfer 9riff i5 in
elm idlammises Sod, in Ger Soffuaus,
&re6ie Su entocfen. Msr aber bei6reibt
meinen Sdreden, ais i9 b~eraussisbe =
cine bIutise Meni9eubunbi - g.: tim
SimmelspiIen * Sic babsn bod natiirli6
sleid bic poIiseili9e auSeise ssua9t2~ =
81: IS mo- SIS mar a meme eisene Sanb,
bic mir 10 elm Sbier nit Der S9ssre bIutis
9espadtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
NuS eiuer GrabreSe.

Sa, msine 9erren, Der Geritorbsns mar
nidt MIR elm iebr seIebrter. %ionoern er mar
aud, mas mir bOber gilt, elm iebr beidei.
bener Wann, uno wenn mir ibm istt einen
Sorbeertran5 in bic @ruft mitseben, 10
tOnnen mir bas nur, neil er isst toot lit
Der 2ebeuoe bate es ME suseseben.. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
Cine MISUNDERSTANDING @ohuupn.

rSeet it's s rbr Worsens," 5anft Sic
6rau. vOie sanSe Na9t babe i6 bier i'm
@isseitnbl seieiIen uno nuf Did sewartst.
Der &opf tbut mir web, mir 1T gan,
i9winoeIiS." = vOas nuB an Der 8obs
nuns liesen, " latte Ser Mann !; mir sebt's
gang ebenio aud obne @ieseitubl!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
Sic @rDSc Der TiiBe in CHICAGO, n

Wv S'VRS ~ O"NS NT""SVf ""|
mentli9 aud Der OamenfiBe, sibt ben ct.
9%ouiiern fortwdbrenb Seraulaluns ,u
Nedereien sesen ibre Sadbarn. Sin 20.
itoner Embellishments, pel9er SduSwert
mad beioen Stdotsn Iiefert, ioa iiingit Be.
iidtist BADEN, baB bic Nsfsrei ni9t nnbes
9riinSet lei; mad isinsu Senbun9en su
i9IieBen, bdtten bic st. Qouiier unb ct.
3ouiierinnen abiOnoerIi9 tleine, Die GGic.
asoer nnb @bicasoerinnen absr auBerse,
wDbnli9e Understandings"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
Sic aeiGbrlidle Spnne.

(8weiseiprd9 swii@en s,psi Maurerse.
rSepp, warlinl i9ausit benn
Sa niiber unb arbeitf net2"- so
ipcabt 8aitl, mir blenot's auepeil IN Die
Iusen." Sch weiter, es i9eint ia sar
tein' Sonn!" - yNber'S 8irtbsbaus our
Conn ba oriiben blenst mi."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
Gin 5iabriaer @unSsrfna6c lit fir,Iid

IN Gbemnis aufsstau9t, Der, obne cine 9to.
tie gu %tennen, aues, mas ibm porseiunsen
wiso, meiiterbaft auf benz 6lapier na6s
ipieIt. Der Sobn zines armen MaI6is
nenarbeiters, bat CT idon istt bic aafmerts
iamfeit funitusritdnoissr Ysrionen in DO:
benz @race errest. Die SSnisiu Garola
pon Sa3isn, auf Sas &inb auimertiam ses
ma9t, bat beidIoisn, fir feline fernere
muitaliide Iusbilouus su iorsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
&edt einlaSsn0.

rROnnen Sic mir nibt iasen, mo- bier
Der reue ameritanil9e 3abnarst ppbnt, Der
bic CABIN i6merslos auSsiebt2" ySas
pobl. ba 9eben g bier bas feline @aB'l
'nein uno bann INNS Sd rum, nadbsr bS.
rem sic b 9eut' i1on l9rei'nl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01

&iidiidtspOll. vgnti9uIbissn Se, N
arrner, reiienber Sanbwertsborl9." =
.Was, Gr unueri9dmter, bintsn auf ben
Wagsn gu lteisen unb uns ansubetteln a
= sd polte Sic bod wesen Der &leis
niSteit ni9t erif baltsn laEen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01

Or giter, nit wsldem man ii5 beitrebt,
neuc Wlittel segsn Suiten unb Grfa!tuus
gu sriinuen, lit eritaunIi9 es ioute bod
ben geuten binldusli6 tlar iein. baB bas
yu6iitum nur Or. Bulls Suiten Sprup
uilni9t, nno pom teinem an6eren Sydpare:
te stpas pilIen nil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01

Dor Geridt. sHefOr: vSrst sic MIR
beran, Sunsfer Mi9eImuB, sic BARI ii6
ni9t tardten, inb rebe iie MIR ted bic
Wabrbeit." Sunsfer: vGeun, wenn Sic
erlauben, snabiser @TsFor. Sd bin bait
70 flrdterlid Dor @eri9t, aber Sbre @nas
ben iinb 10 freunbIi@, 70 Iddsrli9, baB
mir ale @nsit persansen it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
S6redlidjer SerSatt.

2ebrIins: v9err 8u9baltsr, mir braus
den neue Sinte." Sudbaltsr: v@as,
i6om wieber? @as madt ibr henn nit Der
pielen Ginte3 Sd CLAUDE, Sbrwai5t
gu9 bas @efi9t bamit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
SIR SeutIde Normsr W. ssreuuS.

Ser oentide Sarmer @. GreumS, wsls
der tn Der Ndbe pom Napolson in Ohio
mobnt, 1T pon ieiner Satin NIT s inf
ltnsen, lauter 8naben, bsidentt wors
ben. Weutter unb &inber bsiinben iid
wobl. Srau 6reunb lit Mutter pon = 81
&inbsrm, pom bensn Is ii@ am 9sbsn bes
iinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01

S0luation Del lit Elm unfebIbares Seils
mittcl tir &ifen' Ooer @elsnti1mer;sn,
&beumatismus uno NeuraIsia. SIS ers
leittert Die S9mersen ~iofort, serltSrt bic
urla1en berielben unb foltet nur 2S Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01

9ie beiten GuBaebinbe unb golerspols
iter werben pom Clint unb Sober semadt.
Yrobtre iiel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
Saltisis ore &~te1en.@IoGen.

Set 1874 limb lie 6sribmt pesea ibrer hbertsseusr @Ets.
sic peroen rnr aus BEN rsinIieu Slofeume,nH (RupIsI
a. 3inu), mil Soubswesuna oHseiertiet. unb ~senlssnb
earaniirt. @essu greiisu, 9irculars II. !. 10. ptnes man
I'D an ote Baltimore Bell Foundry, 8. Eegsftes h
Cons. Baltimore, 1ib.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20
Broad Lane.

Wheat harvest will soon be here.
Tramps are not very hard to find.
The general health Of the people is
good.
Our teachers are attending the In
stitute.
Corn is looking very well; the dry
weather has not injured it.
Anna Houck, q little daughter OF
Mr.. Willis, was severely attacked last
week with spasms.
Broad Lane school house is to be
sold and another built in o more CEN
trail part of the district so says Mr..
G. d. Smith.
Business is pretty good in this vii
lage. We have two men who repair
carts and wagons, one store and q
blacksmith shop.
Our boss fisherman says he never
saw fatter fish than those being caught
this season. There are plenty Of them
in the river, and some very large
ones have been caught.
Plenty of good substantial music
now, and all it costs is to listen and
we can be entertained all day for our
trouble. But then they only sing
two tunes, one is 'sPharoahn and the
other is Observation-Disclosures"
Mr.. Josiah M. Ripple, while on q
visit to see his brethren near this
place, received q severe kick on last
Sunday morning. He was taken to
his home in Little Georgetown, where
he is likely to remain for some time.
ARcTURUs.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20
Ganotown.

Phew warm, warmer, warmest
Business very dull. Agents for
nurserymen are doinga good bust
ness. We who follow other vocations
can take our rest, otis1ns cun, digni-
tat0e.
We had the pleasure of meeting on
last Thursday Miss Jennie McCune,
of your city, and her aunt, Mrs. Ham
ilton, Of Brooklyn, N. Y. The above
mentioned ladies were visiting Mrs.
VIM. 81. Burgess, Of Glengary. Miss
McCune made numerous conquests--
quite captured the susceptible heart
Of poor little GREENy No. l. How
did you escape, Bro. Greeny! Call
again, ladies, and permit us to bask
in the.s sunshine of your presence and
enjoy another conversation on scien-
tiic and metaphysical subjects. Ac-
cept thanks for information acquired
during the past few blissful days.
Your correspondent, "Amicus," in
last weeks issue, was not quite so
well posted regarding the appearance
of the "devip at divine service on
Buck Hill, as he supposed himself to
be. We heard the reply given to the
"polite escort by the lady alluded to.
We give it ver6atim. The gentle
man quoth: "Wait, Miss =, I should
like to overtake you before the devil
gets you" The lady replied, Thanks,
Mr.. -, I believe I should prefer be-
ing captured by his Satanic Males
ty."
We think "Greeny, No. 1" should
give our friend, "Wess,' rest; if
not, we shall be tempted to take up
the cudgel in his behalf. "Wess" is
good fellow, and if he chooses to
take unto himself wife it is no ones
business, surely.
We have some people who have no
occupation of their own and must,
per force, look after the affairs of their
friends, or die of ennui. Some Of
them should adopt the latter plan.
We would enjoy acting the character
of chief mourner at their interment.
GREENY, No. 2.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

The need Of merit for promoting per-
sonal aesthetics is due to j. G. Aver q
Co., whose Incompatible Hair Vigor is
. universal beautifier of the hair. Harm
less, effective, agreeable. it has taken
rank among the indispensable articles
of the toilet, To scanty locks it gives
luxuriance; and withered hair it clothes
with the hue OF youth.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

poidhSc. .s.-.'..s p t,oOo NJ
The outstanding Indebtedness of the
county is for $105,000-bonds issued De-
cember, 1880, part of subscription to Mar
tinsburg and Potomac acknowledgements
OF the bonds authorized 1890, but not de-
mandable until 1911.
The foregoing statement is made and
published according to law, and by order
of the Court,
Teste, q. w. DOLL, Clerk
County Court of Berkeley Co.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

To destroy ticks mix a little sui
phur with salt and feed to sheep oc-
casionally.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20
Grand Total
ROADS AND BRIDGES.

Gerardstown and Arden Road. special
appropriation
Hill near Harmony Church special ap-
preparation.
From Dry Run School House to B. g. ii.
Grade, special appropriation.
Bunker Hill and Smithfield Grade,
special appropriation.
From Henry Moors to s. and j. Bears,
special appropriation.
From Gerardstown to Winchester Pike
special appropriation.
From Hedgesville to Back Creek Bi'ge
special appropriation.
Sub. District No. 8. Falling Waters,
special appropriation.
Gerardstown Grade spec'l appro'ti0n.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20
AIMS HOUSE.

r. ID. Barney, Stewart OF Aims House s
DR.. j. b. Snodgrass. Physician to Aims
House
Frazer & Bishop. Aims House Supplies
VIM. Wien & Son, Coffin for Aims House
f. ID. Staley, Supplies for Aims House
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

loldi poo 10
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
Goulden 81 Riley, printing. ...... SO so
w. l.. Stork d Co., stationery. 325
. . ...... Is 05
w. +. Murphy Sons, books a. statn'y 90 20
Goulden & Riley, printing. ........ 81 90
j. Nelson Wisner, printing .... 96 so
w. l.. Stork d Co., books. &c. ~ 450
VIM. Mann, books, &c............. 81 %
w. Ii. Colston, printing. ..... 80 90
X. l.. Polk a. Co., directory. . 500
w. Ii. Colston, printing. ......... is 10
g ...... so 90
Wisner Logan, printing .......... LOG 80
w. +. Murphy Sons, book, &c .. 81 SO
w. l.. Stork & Co., dockets ....... 1740
q. "A. Chrisman, Code w. Va.. 500
VIM. Mann, docket ................ S25
Total. ............. 1924 IS
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20
BERKELEY COUNTY FINANCIAL
EXHIBIT.

Financial statement Of the Receipts and
Expenditures of Berkeley County, for the
year ending the 3lst day of May, 1885:
June, 1884, DIR.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30
- u 2 80 ~ p = y 7
Singular Conduct ola Horse.


4 A physician possessed a beautiful
bay mare called Jenny, remarkablefor
sweet temper and pretty loving ways.
shessyas 2 great, fayorite with the, doc
tors daughters, and would "shake
hands" when asked, and kiss, them in
the most engaging manner, with a sort
Of nibbling Motion Of her Black lips UP
and down the face. She would follow
any. oneishe' Ikea anboht the fields, an
swer to hername like dog, and would
always. salnte. aspy Of her. faXorites on
seengs thenisWithI that low I iiummer-!
ing" sound SO common with pet horses,
but never from those subject to ill
treatment" But witl1all these graces,
the pretty and interesting1 Jenny had
severalpuecliar antipathies; in one lof
which she somewhat resembled dog
Wag, and.thatpWa dislike
to the singing voics Dig one sparticular
person, a lady, aGelati9e.a5f the doc
tors. This lady often went to feed
Jenny WITH lettnces or apples, and they
where Railways 9he Best q friends shut
SO SURG she PegGp to sing aHything,,
Jenny INSTANTLY forgot her.g ood IMAM
hers, lost all propriety and exhibited
the usual sdgns Of gtrongsequine dis
pleasure, although She never took the
alfestnotiee Of, the,singingpr whist
ling Of any other person, treating it ap.
iparentlY twith,indi fference,t One day
as the'doctbf Ewass driving athis lady
out, he.spggestea, by, way, Of expert
}ment, ,that Hhe Should BEGIN I'd sing
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30
,ssCrossest MananIAlabam

fSCTOSSGHG N4aHlQuI t4luUHI0As..S &
'sDe crossest man in Alabama lives
dar," said the driverS.as we approach
ed a wayside home, near Selma, Ala,
to ask accommodations forthe night.
At supper, ard fterssitt z tsInine host
scbwlsd ataaVersI one found fault with
everHt Ing II was wonder
ing if;he WON'T groWI iif the heaven
ly halo didn iit iii when incidental
meritiSn BaiIg made of thesc comet of
1SSgyhassadd: 81 didp It Like it's form,
it's tail shoulds have been fan-shaped!"'
But rex nlorning She appeared half
offehdeg. at olirso ffferingp az forhis hos
pitalityEa NY CON panion, b however,
| made him, accept as present sam
:. six. weeks, Late, 1fs drew up at the
same house: The planter stepped
lithely from the poreh, and greeted me
cordially i ,eould scarcely believe
that this clear complexioned, bright
eyed, animated fellow, and the mo-
robe being. of a fell. weeks back, were
the! sahiej He injured aftes my COM
panion Of thes formef visit and regret
ted he was not with me. eyes,, said
Ills wife, 1--WE are Both much indebted
to him. ssy<ts
"How?" asked, in surprise. t93'E !;
."For this MUlniegfnt ;change in my
husband. Yolifs sffiehf when leaving,
habfled him atbottle Of Warmers safe
cure. He took 1t, and two other bot
ties, and now ! Sand now" he broke
in. .from on i'll feeling, growing old
Bear, / hm healthy aid 30 cheerful my
wife declares,she hasfallen in love with
me again!'' /, -,.tssy r.,
It has made over again "a thousand
love. matches, land keeps sweet the
tempers of the family circle everywhere.
copyrighted: Used by permission OF
American Rural home.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30
Love,1nthe sWiregrass. :

There lsFany anount of funid court
ing a young girl who has not been used
Ito it. She swallows all the soft things
Va fellow says, but when it comes to
popping the question, or something of
that kind, shegets frightened more or
less anHwanbs time to consider:nntil
there ore enough loop-holes Tor her
lover;to slip out sthro ughs without the
least bit Of trouble, if he: Happens to
seessone onehe thinEs hecould love a
shade or two better. Young girls are
timid and shy in earnest, and fafellow
is no t pretty certain he has found pre-
cisely the angelh looked for, he can
manage 80 as to have the refusal of
her for q year or more and at the
same time manage to keep his neck out
of the reach Of a breach of promise suit
when he happens to meet some other
sWeet-faced angel that seems to him
to be better suited to his TASTE, a,
! It is differents with 3 widow. She
gets rid of all heE shyness$ at the con-
tvenlentso tilnity, and finds out the
principal things she desires to know of
him before she allows him to get ac-
duainted. The school irl of 16 trusts
tnefsei1 TO any young fellow on sixty or
ninety days sight without security,
but the widow, like thrifty wholesale
house, goes out and examines the mer-
camille reports concerning him, and
thensells to him on her own terms for
cash, She has him sized up before he
comes to market, and when she looks
as if she were q very artless creature.
and fights shy of him whenever he hap
pens to sit q little close, to her on the
sofa, there are ten chances to one that
he will never look any further, but
will buckle right up to her and put
the questions fairly and squarely, and
when he has done 50 she is not going
to tremble. and, blush. and ask for "a
week or month III Which To; make up
her mindg sSheswiI just wind her arms
around his neck and look mp into his
face without one of Ella Wheeler 8 fiery
yarns, and before he has had time to
catch his breath he will find himself
nailed to the cross with a "yea" that
pierces him to his very soul.-Hawk-
insville GA News.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30
DAKOTA TERRITORIALsNEWS
saE ...yy- eu3:LIlili .iaillNl9E ,.s4,nt,E =,
Southern Dakota Editors.

'I,s5lf 1t,e CoutherA DAf&OCst EultOr6s
A large number OF Editors I'm Southern
Dakota, met at Watertown,- TO Rttand the
reunioh thg South tta ditoriaI Asso-
sciatio rss May OIL Thon,as "a WI thenfsa well.
come dhdAlTs EeWisSof Alfiilibs ii8s Responded
Presidents S#J: Cson1k ci III arks delivered
his annual &c dfess:s in tti1sl abssnee Of the
REGULAR gesrstaEyss7ss .lse ss0rdway, y. N.
Drake, the difor' OF Che Aberdeen Pioneer,
mns elected SECRETARY. ssssS
The name ohthe assoeiat fon waschanged
to the Dakota Press asspciat on.sa sstThaelec.
ton otsSfRcers. results as ioIleYB;n j.
! President, s.. j. GonkIin 81 Clark; vice
president, "A. Davis Huron;.. secretary;
George Schlosseryt Advocate, Blunt; trehs-
urer, ]. E. Ruttan, Salem, Pioneer Register!
The feature Of the afternoon session a III, d.
lengthy discussion on resolutions presented
; BY the COMMITTED It q, whom Mas referred, the
presidents address, The resolutions; which
were OF q decidedly granger, nature, were,
after much discussion; lost, and. .anot hef
series OF Q milder and more general tuIe
bstitateds sAf ttbescipse of The Shf ertfoon
session tile visitor Weregi ven 81 lid ethrough
the city and then I'd ke Il samplskH. At
9p. m. SHufhp fbanqp net was sserved
Mt the rink and tthe next III fning at 7
o'clock tHesntire pal III too II the Nfinneap-
oils & ST aaig Grain Isl innsapolis and
St. PautsEhelS they were handsomely en-
tertaineA S
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30

Gentlenian: n arhisdrry to learn of
your wife's death, Uncle Rastus.
Uncle Rastus: Sab? Gentleman: I
say thdt1 aniVery sorry to hear. that
your wife has recently died, UNCLE
RastuS with 4 prlzsled Cooks I giss
da am Some mistake bout dat, Mis-.
tab Brown. II lefa de' Ole CONAN in gud
health dis mawnin', sab. Who said
ishe, Wah dead2 Gentleman; I've for
gotten now But L Tcertainly heard SO
fsss sss aaS BRss ha,tn nox h'f
understan' 8, saha ipat,Wuz formal
wife OBJ mine, Mistah Brown. She died
mon foah weeks ago. De, present
incumbent am altriHt:i,,ly,. ~: :
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whasa Dssota Grand GsisIi .Ju ,s,rssi

]. The United States grand jury, which, has
been in session in Fargo, Oak, for. the past
lew days, came into, court and announced
that they were through with their work.
They reported that in the DEVILS .Lake
found that Lord and Whippie, Of tho Inter
Ocean, were guilty Of conspiracy to 'ee.xtort
money from settlers, but they were in
formed by the district ,atttorney that ho
could not find any statuteFt do .coyer the
offense. Tho jury made theirrepo tS the
judge eifectssa and OK The case out
81 they hands and atat ted hewoula transfer
terior.s he fnftils stta tea tthat att ough no
indictment had been hound he Trusted the
moral atmosplts The vicinity OF DEVILS
lake would bepuriI bed By theip yestigation.
After Alanking the grand jury for their
endeaTtr to Promote jnstiSeSshe dismissed
them attheir FeAuestsS +.sssssss.s-
sfrfG. -.H
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The Markets,
DuLUrH:4Wheat, No. L hard, %

| DULUTH Wheat, No. hard, o2gc.
gS M y 8 red s9 81 ss $751; 81
No: 8 red, 81 GO s7Ic. Corn, cash, 46Ato4Gxc
Oats, cash "a W, xseets No. I,$l.26. Mess
Pork, $1,000 to $40 G lard, cash, sc. G5
No " esss Sc; Corn nm
l, 5Sc. Barley, No. 2, 49c. Pork, $1O.35
Lard s6.65! Butter,i dairy, II to 1sc
Cheese, to 7c. Eggs 10 to lie.
MiNNEAPoIls-Wheat, No. hard, 92c.
No. 2 hard, s9gc:iiNo: 1 regular, s4Ac
$s:75 to $s.2b., Hay, Mol timothy, SIC
ST.: Wheat; No. 1hnrd, 81 &C.; No.
Oats, No. 2, mixed, 3Okc.; No. 2, white 32c.
Nc. 9 white. big. Barley, No. 2, Coo; No
3eHA 5ts; mp g. 40 q g.! Rye, !No: ~ 55e
Hay, baled, $S.75; tin City 81 100. '''
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Chatfield, Mimi, has population OF 119s.


The man who takes his family into the
country for the summer Should remember
that he will save his children a. great IDEAL
OF pain and himself n large amount OF mon
ey in doctors bills, if he is thoughtful
enough to carry q supply OF PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER. The medicine is a standard
specific for oil cases ofcramps, collie, cholera
morbus, diarrhpa, or dysentery.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30
Go -. srlrinLnrst Follx:.

~ Some farmers adhere, even against theiull
a sas Fl o as ass s,a a
aiinatt ito, and intesior subst ancea, nofSitI.
standing thu splendid record made blythe
1mpsoyed Butter Color, prepared by Wells,
Richardson b sCo5g Buraingto 81 W. At
iscoressaf tho boat rictlturat Ears 1t has
received tho highest sSard over icompeti.
tors. - ~ I. I. i L 81 X
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30

Don't take that cocktail in the morning. :"
III you have q "swelIed head" nausiated
stomach, and unstrung nerves resulting
from the "convivial party last night" The
sure and sale way, to clear the cobwebs from
the brain, recover zest for food, and tone up
the, nervous SYSTEM is to use.Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets" Sold by all
druggists. go - = a. 4
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30

80 years is long time, but for that term
DR.. Graves Heart Regulator has been before
the public as a sure.cure for Heart Disease
in all it's forms. Free pamphlet OF +. E.
Ingalls,, Cambridge, Mass. $1.OO per bot
tie at druggists. -