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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
SUMMONS.
SUNMUNN.. .
rksKlIokY OF D;AkorA. ~, DISTRICT COURT.

TERRITORY OF DAHorA,l DISTRICT COURT.
County of rembina. Third Judicial District.
William J. Knecsllaw, plaintiff, against Albert
w. Stiles. dcfendcnt.
The Territory Of Dakota, to the above named de-
PENDANT.
You Albert w. Stiles ore hereby summoned
and REQUIRED to answer the Complaint in the
Clerk of said Court, and 70 serve copy of your
answer to said Complaint on the subscriber.
county Of Penhina, and Territ7ry aforr.
said, within thirty days after the
the day of such services. aud # you fail to
answer to raid complaint within the time
Judgment against you for the sum Of Fifty dollars
besides costs and disbursements.
Dated March 10th a. p. 1885. w. J. KNEEsuAw.
Def. IN person, Pembina, d. T.
And you Albert ". Stiles are hereby notified
that the complaint in the above entitled action
District Court for Pcmbina County, Dakota
Territory. on the 18th day If March 1895
S5-41 Def. In person.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08

The great demand upon our time
and space this week has made it i'm.
possible for us to furnish much news,
either local or general. with this issue.
Undoubtedly our readers will appre-
ciate the exigehcies of the case, espe.
cially in view of the amount of infor.
nation of u more staple character
which is here presented.
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Call Meeting.

A meeting of the Board ofCounty Com.
'nissioners is hereby called for. Monday
May 18th att p. H., for the purpose of
canvassing the votes Gust at special
election for division Of Pembina county,
also to appoint county coroner, county
surveyor and u county commissioner for
the 1st commissioner, district, and to re-
ceive bids for county grader.
30-42 j. H. BIRD,
County Auditor:
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Summons.
rEknlroRY OF DAKOTA, DIsrnIcr Counr.


TERnIroRy OF DAxorA,l DISTRICT Counr,
County Of Pembina. Third Judicial District
Walter s; Thomson. plaintiff, against William
Territory Of Dakota to the above named de-
You William sylvester'a are hereby summoned
and required TO answer the complaint in the
above entitled action. which il fled with the
answer to the said complaint on the subscriber,
at his office In the town Of Pembina, in the
County Of Pembina and Territory Aforesaid,
within thirty days after the service Of this sum
mons upon you. exclusive of the day of
such service; and IL you fail to answer the raid
complaint within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff
in this action will take Judgment against you for
the sum of Eighty Four dollars and interest on
same at per cent per ailnum from August list
1884. besides costs and disbursements.
Dated March 9th 4. D lSH5, W.J,Kueeshaw
Plaintiffs atty. Pembina. D. r.
And you William Sylvester are hereby notified
that the complaint in this acton was filed with
Augustus Short clerk Of the District. Court for
Pembina County, OH the 9th day Of March 1885.
W. j.. kneesliaw,
he .. Plaintiffs Attorney
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
FuraI FuraIIFuraiIJ

Mrs. Geo. Thompson repairs and makes
up fnrs. There is no need Of sending to
st. Paul for this kind of work as Mxs.
Thompson understands all kinds of work
in this line, and will attend to orders on
short notice. Call at the old express of:
Gee ON Stutsman street. Prices moder-
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Di..olution Of a.. p.rtner.hip.

DtssOIuttOh Oh C0.PaftnefshtP.
To ALL WHOM IT NAY coNcERH:-Notice Is hereby
given that the firm of Martin Anderson Il Co.
son. loo ated at st. Thomas. Pcmbina County, Il DIT,
in the agricultural machinery business. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Martin Ander.
son continuing the business ut the old stand.
9: 4 S SlsysIssD OK. ANDERSON;
81. Thomas, DIT. April 18th 1885. 3a-4s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
HALLS vgsfs gfE4ss
Hair Renewer.

Seldom does popular remedy win such
strong hold upon the public confidence as has
HALLS HAIR REVIEWER. Tho cases In which
1t has accomplished complete restoration Of
color to tne hair, and vigorous health to tho
scalp, are innumerable.
Old people like it for its wonderful powc. to
restore to their whitening locks their original
eoier and beauty, Middlc-agcl people like It
because 1t prevents them from getting bald,
keeps dandruh away, and makes the hair
grow thick and strong. Young ladies lilc 1t
Us dressing because it gives tho hair beau.
tiful glossy lnstrc, aud enables them to dress
1t in whatever form they wish. Thus It is tho
favorite Of all, and 1t ll.s become so sinpl,
because 1t disappoints no ono.
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1t is the only line under one management he.
tween IT. Paul and Chicago, and is the Finest
Only Line running Pullman Sleeping Cars and
Palace Smoking Cars via the famous River Bank
Ro4te." Along. the shores Of Lake pepin and
The beautiful Miesirsippi River, to Milwaukee and
Chicago. It's trains connect with those Of the
Northern lines in the Grand Union Depot at Et.
Paul. -. ~
No Change of Cars Of any Class
between It. Paul and Chicago. The finest Dining
Cars In the word are now being run by this
Company between st Paul and Chicago.
For through tickets, timetables, and full in.
formation apply to any coupon ticketagent in The
Northwest. '"S
w. MeRRILL A.y, II. CARprxrrr
"ehl manager. Genl Pass. ACT
]: T. CLARK, GEO. II, HEAyroap,
Gen'l Supt. Asst. Gen,l Pass A.,
Milwaukee, Wis. 'e'
&. II. DIXON. Gen'l Northwestern rase,re
Agent,st Paul, MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
Land onlce, Grand Forks u. r., April is, 1876.

Land Office, Grand Forks. D T., April 10, 1885.
Notice b hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof inspppOft Of his claim, and that said
proofwillb be made before Augustus Short, Clerk
Of the District Court ut Pembina d. IT., on NAV
22nd 1855, viz: .-,i,5tr.. -. rr
The heirs Of Thomas Deasy, deceased,
for the NV Or sec 10. { l0l. RS.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land. Viz lsidore Dawron. Martin. lang,
John Edmunds and George Grny, all of Peinbina
county DIT. a.fs BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
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BUcKINGHAM's Dye

SVNs AHS WAASAA1SS'
Has become one of tho most important popu.
lar toilet articles for gcntlemcns use. When
the beard is gray or naturally Of an uni.
sirablo shade, BucKIkGuAn's DYE IL the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
Dr

h: r. Hall & Co., Nashua. NH.
Sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

LIVERPOOL Nov l2-l2:3O p. m-COttou dull Middling
pIanus o-s MidGhng Orleans JSi. saes-S.OOO bales
nhg oVO bales for speculation and export, receipts,
rVJo Oaes al American Futures dull Uplands Low Mid
DtoehD ger delivery, 3D. also ID. do December and
ueAVery. lo4d do. January and February delIy
~ 4Oad also S64d do. February and March delivery
az also t-64d do. March and April delivery. 10
hvery, 2O-64d.
p n-Cotton-The OF the day included 800 bales
November delivery, lad buyers do November aud De
cenber delivery 2o4d. sellers; do December Janu.
any delivery I64d BUYERS DO January February de-
o-b4d sellers do: March and April delivery SD
value do April and May delivery l44d buyers do NAV
and June delivery. ls64d buyers do July dev
cry 52l.64d. buyers.
Good middling Uplands Sled; Midding Inland. 5lo
Low Mdding Upands Id GOod Ordinary Upl nds Ali
:l6d ordinary Upands. led. Good MlddluR Texas
Mdeing Texas, Al; Low Midong Texas sid GOD Or
binary Texas Lied. Ordinary l6d; Midslug
oiieans Lid: Ordinary Orleans ll-ltd
p m-COtton-futures closed quiet; Uplands Low
ing clause November delivery 46id buyers do NOyem
Der December delivery AID sellers; do December
and January delivery 464d buyers 40 January and Feb
nuAy delivery 76Ad sellers do February and March
nHery, lO0id sellers; do March ana April delivery 10
PAD sellers do. Apr and Nav delivery IT. sellers;
40 May and June delivery 20-Gsd buyers and
July delivery. 23 SAD. BUYERS
,SALyEsios. Nov. l2-Cotton firm; M.Gdling. 81 Low
uluS, "a GOOD Ordinary. SIS net and receipts
S4Sl bales Exports 10 Great Britain 1855 bales % the
bales. ' ' ''-'-
,sAvASsAH, Nov l2.-Cotton steady. Mlddlng go. Low
euoiing So GOOD Ordinary 81 epts GIL bales
bales. - '' 'O~' "'''''
Ew-oRLRASs, Nov. l2.-cottou quiet; Middlng. sT
~@w Adding Sa Good Ordinary, net receipts s98
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
,r,o,rAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov "a froylsions-Bacon Cumberland cut
~ 80, long clear MiddIes I'd; snort clear M!d'ues
az 3D. short RIBS. Od shoulders. 22s I'd per c%t
psc Od for indian Mess PRIME Mess Que OI
Pork sos Cd per bot; Pliae Mess Eastern
~ Western 42s Lard American SIS Oh: Prime Nest'
oto o.. Al. Lard oil. 37s Od Hams-Long cut ass Ou
shal1ers sos 81 Butter. I'd cwt for nnest Cntd
Stagcs Cheese-A mercan Choice. 49S ID Wheat hei
Western spring Is Cd as Sd Red Winter e. Ga a. 10
rsr centa No Surug7a +d. New western inter - ti
New Mixed Western. 4s Id; California NO IS 80 ce
- "a Californian IA Cd. SD per GENITAL Ptoduce
SAINTS Of TuTpentIne I'd; do at London 2ss Ca per
cwf. Kedned petroleum I'd a I'D pergaon Cloverss al
or,con Red ass per Tallow-21s. Sd ercWt ksin
Common 81. Ga. Pale lis. 6d G0s Cd Linseed on rs
% ner cvt Jallow-Fine Amerc ~ I'D Prims CITY.
2ss Oh per american REFRIGERATED Beef hind quart
ers sd: lore qu9rters 3lsd- per ID -, -. IA M,
for the past three DAYS were liooo'
can ria Including 1000 centals American -.
Inerecepts NJ ArteIcan oorn hoi 'n0 V''e '"e0" 49,
1O4 100 centals -. - ,,n.aa, M so9 oos n e22
lbs ner t1n Calcutta lJnseed 44s sd per quarter ins
1aEa ~ SIS a IS per Refined P~trolenl. ~
I'D per gallon. spirits Of Turpentne 2Ss 90 per
sperm OIL s5s per ton N1 na ne. cwt fcr
AMERICAN sugar los ID per ewt t9s CnSa tir
rshning adoa Australian Eail3waBeedlu t Ise UCeyion
%; Mutton 24s. I'd. Gus OIL Cocoa IN"' W.
q27 Cochin. A3l Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
PASTEURS CURE FOR HYDROPHOBLA.

From The GLOBE (LOnqOn) Ocf. 70.
AT the French Academy OF Sciences yesterday
NJ. Pasteur made an important communication respect
ing the result Of his researches for prOphy against
METEOROLOGICAL NJ Pasteur stated that he had succeeded
in rI4nS a boy who had been bitten nv a mad dog It
appears that july last two individuals from Asace
to NJ. Pasteurs laboratory at the Normal school,
and said that they had both been bitten by mad dog.
One was a man named V0m, and the other boy called
Joseph Mester aged niue years. The boy fearluy
oauterized by local doctor VOm had apparently only
been touched by the dogs ahgs which had pierced his
ingy advised by NJ Pasteur to return home he had
nothing to fear NJ. Pasteur kept the boy Meister with
him. and called In Professors Vulpan and Granchet to
assist him. These gentlemen found fourteen wounds
the boys body, and gave 1t their opinion that the
victim doomed to certain death In presence Of his
colleagues NJ Pasteur took a syringe which he had filled
with the marrow OF rabbit that had died from rabies
This substance had been preserved for fifteen days
Meser was inoculated with this thirteen times during
the closing days OF the treatment virus OF exceptional
strength which originally taken from mad dog had
been rendered vruent by successive ransfusOns
through rabbits that had died OF rabies. After three
months and three weeks Mester recovered complete
phObia but also the possible risk incurred by the
strengthened virus, TO which he showed himself com
pletely refractory. NJ Pas announced that he
had another patient under treatment, boy named
Jnp, who has been bitter In both hands by mad dog
His case is progressing fayOrably, aud he Is fully
expected to NJ. Pasteur's announcements
repeatedly and most enthusiastically cheered by the
members OF the Academy of Medicine and the general
public present. After having bowed his acknOwledg
ents the dstr gushed Psychologist proceeded TO relate
the history OF his patient JnI who is shepherd lad
only fifteen years old IL that the boy dashed after
a mad dog which had attempted TO bite some his
smaller companions, aud actually plunged HIS hand into
the animals throat thus choking it to death The hoy
who is severely injured, will be recommended TO the
french Academy for the Prizo OF courage, which he
merits well. Professor Yulpan addressed the meeting
That and certain remedy for hydrOI Oba bad at
last been discovered and the efforts OF his distinguished
The discovery would a seal on the fame Of
NJ Pasteur, and prove fresh glory for France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
TIE MARKET IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. II (SpeciaD. Mr.. Armour
said to-day that wheat and the st. Paul Railroad stock
would sell together mt ~ -. Mr.. Armour said some
time ago when St Paul stock was in the sixties and
wheat was the nnetcs that the stock and grain would
change places. Alexander Geddcs, who has large fol-
lowing among the English contingent hero and among
the grain spectators abroad says that wheat will sell
at 70 cents and that all Europe arranged what
wheat # needs OF the United states Between these
two widely extreme views all those who have anything
TO do with ,hc grain men, shippers
receivers farmers and spcculators-are distributed.
Fraley II Is said bought enough puts" last night 20
take care OF his wheat. and when the put price, SLY
cents for December reached this morning sold
good deal by the trading in tho wheat pit
had dogonerated into petty soalpng" trade between
the happy buyers and the unhappy sellers Of put
privileges There ito effort TO sustain the mar
ket and lift t when December touched S7ls cents but
the EFFORT not success II kept on down until s7a
S7i- cents was touched. Both Baker and HutchnsO
were Sellers and sellers, II was thought, Of " long
wheat
one OF the weakening Influences the large receipts
OF yesterday which posted on the blackboard. Al
though there only lO3 yesterday the black
board made the receipts 10000 bushels II was ap,
parent that wheat not actually received yeterday hid
been allowed to accumulate somewhere that t ala
- l-30S7s cents George {. Walker Co. were buyers
and th~markct from that on improved.
In there not violent luctuatiop as yester-
almost anybody. Tho price for November dropped
from 44A cents to I2A cents In hve minutes
and got back To 1919 cents IN just "a short Ilne Las
year on November 10 November sold at Isle cents
on November - 1t had dropped TO 35l2 cents.
lower Tho close December wheat S1l2 cents ana
January ~ cents November corn 4J2 cents and year
4Oa cents December pork - 67ls and January - 60
December lard 80 o! y and January 80 l5i9j January
TPs s@i no May C SGo, . S2s ot 'y sS
cents Calls " at ~ cents The amount Of wheat on
passage increased this week 10000 bushels me re;
ccpts to-day were cars OF wheat 6s OF corn ~ OF
oats and $4,000 head OF hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
A PAPER FOR THE FAMILY.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune,
SIR: Having taken THE SEMI-WEEKLY or
WEEKLY TRIBUNE since its publication, cannot foroear
writing what have many times wished TO say, in warm
appreciation of its family paper There are
many who like myself take it less for its politics than
for It's we-igestod information on public questions OF
interest; many who have young men and women under
their care whom a newspaper influences inevitably
for good or evil, 1 have always found the
editorials aud correspondence of THE TRIBUNE to have
strong moral and religious tendency, and am much
pleased find this increasing OF late The reports OF
Church meetings and religious interests conceived in
a SYMPATHETIC aud reverent spirit very grateful to
Iwre this especially at this time, when moro atten
ton is naturally given political matters, that you
NAV know how some of subscribers feel concerning
another and perhaps less popular department Yours
truly, D. DlChINsoN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
GRIM AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
All the markets at the Produce Exchange
yesterday weak and lower The only influences at
work were the Indifferent foreign markets and the op
preston OF large home stocks elements that have been
existent fora long time. Cash wheat declined 4d cent
and no export demand was stimulated by the fall
The options most OF tho day drifed downward
but the close was quiet at rally Of y p
cent for the lowest quotations. The losses from
Wednesday night \ FOR November AT 93l2, 4 TOT
December 95ls, 4 for January AT 97s and q cent
for February nj 99iI cents The cash market Tor corn
was on l. a cent, ana only $1,000 bushels were taken
by shippers The decline OF the options was =
a = cents ana the final tone heavy November was
OF = al 81 December, y AT 53ls. and January Il AZ
ISL cents while February was unchanged
al 4-l-. In cash lots were without
material change and there rumOrs probably
true 80 far could be learned that 10000 70 10000
bushels had been engaged for export Options were =
cent lower ne follows November 1914, December 30
and January 3t4 cents. The arl market eased of
81 z cents To- 81 for December. - 10 for January,
81 % for February and - go for March.
AT Ncw-York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston The
rcccipts OF grain yesterday were; Wheat, 1860
bushels; corn IA ~ bushels; oats. 1870 bushels
total grain J1O3-7 bushels: Hour, 2~,57l barrels The
arrivals ~ Chicago. Milwaukee AMI st. Louis were ::
Wheat. 81 Oj3 bushels corn. l3OO26 bushels; oats,
Gl.-l7 bushels total grain. 2SJ,s9G bushels; Hour
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
POINT OLE MILITARY LAW.

10 ne EdltOr or TIC TITO NC.
SIR: May / ask you kindly to inform me
through your valuable paper the blowing points:
British subject who had been for about nine months
resdent of this city joined of the regiments of our
National Guard state of NewYork. Finding 1t impera
tive 10 return to British domiuOns he sent in his resig
nation to captain, but the latter refused to accept IT
uness ACCOMPANIED by the value Of the Uniform supplied
nv the state although the uniform had been returned to
the regiment intact The British subject has returned
10 this CITY but does not wish to take up again his con-
netion with the regiment Can the regiment force him
Is do co. and can they compel him 10 pay fines or dues
which have accrued against him during his absence
The Rrtsber has never lost his rights the Queens
subject and is of course not an American citizen
By kindly answering the above questions as early as
possible you Will greatly Oblige, REGINA.
Nelc- York. Oct. 80, 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported By JoHv II. DAVIS & Co. II WaltsL
TnrRsDAr. Nov. 12-P. VI.


To-day's Stock Exchange markets were characterized
by greater buoyaucy than has been witnessed on any
preceding day during the present speculation. The
dealings however, presented tho usual Irregularities
and In respect anomaly All tho surface indca-
to belief that in today market orders to
purchase for account OF what Is called the public
rs distinguished from the operations OF everyday
professionals. were general and large T
than they have been on any preceding day. II this
diagnosis Of the market IS correct II follows matter
of course that the professionals have had better day
actual realization OF profits than they have had
since July /. The business in stocks amounted to
G9i 900 shares Increase yesterdays business Of
$4,000 shares From tho opening until time after
midday there was a demand FOR stocks that Is
almost unprec odonted and prices generally at o'clock
showed material additional gains upon yesterdays ad
vanccs After that hour. the market was more quiet
and reflected exhaustion Of purchasing orders as
well a. the effect OF free realizing sales Erie
splcuous feature IN the days dealings and recorded
transactions in lOl 800 shares it openencd up p
cent at ojli, and sold up u 2GAs, and It's closing
figure OF 257s still leaves gain
last nights figure OF ! per cent. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas was unusually active with transactions
amounting 10 $4,000 shares al prices ranging from
oslo to gg5- a 29l-, asainst IS last evening The
story given to the street th, stock that the Van
derblt interest was a large purchaser o. Lake shore
was less active than yesterday, but tho early deal
iugs advanced = per cent TO e7ls and later sold
down TO s7as7ls. Central and Hudson
opened with an advance OF - to
log which proved he its highest figure for the day.
and then steadly declined to 1888 tho close. The
transactions in st. Paul announced to -, 500 shares
against 20 700 shares yesterday; tho price easily
from S15-a97ii 10 90. which the figure al about
2IJ y. H.; In the next thfee-Quartcrs OF an
hour with moderate transactions, II de-
ciucd to g7ay097l2. Chicago and northwestern
advanced = per cent 20 l3 but In tho last hall hour
declined il ll2ls. Louisville aud Nashville wa-
comparatively quiet aud marks hnal decline OF 'sI"r
cent, and Central ofNew-Jersey aitCr having touched
IJ4 al 433t closed y per cent below last evenings ng
urc Western Union fuctuated between 7-7s6I14 and
finally closed al ~ which decline OF - per ceut.
Yesterday points Pacific Mail proved TO be more
valuable to-day than they yesterday; tho stock
rose from - to ssh and closed at j7. Nearly all OF
The owprced stocks recorded handsome gains and held
part OF them the end. But the market closed fever
ish ana unsettled.
Government bonds we're dull and steady at unchanged
quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and RaiLroafs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

sa fo1s S nIo op 1 o anu wsaS ss & bnS cosp mo-
weak November and December 67O06.7J January, g. IS
476 bags Bahia 1.760 MaracaibO 200 santos Peaberry
private terms aso 1900 mats Macassar Skmmings st auo
tio1, ~ dl3Lc.
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet at revised quotations.
Good Middng and above advanced Lice. Middlng
changed ST. Low Middug and Low Middling reduced l6o
St Good Ordinary and Good ordinary reduced &C. st. Or
binary and Ordinary reduced c stained Mddling reduced
Lice Other grades stained reduced So Sales $50 bales
GAG last ngh all consumption Receipts at the
ports, 35,36l last week, lSil; last year. 53579.
The quotations. according tho American classification
area IA fOlOgs