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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
The Temperance Meeting
sjNy,

at the Opera House teuperancl
ing on SUI day Piof".sar /
having been introduced bs Mr
Mcdonnell, made tie irtrodl
speech OF fifteen minutes. Nj. d
Otto then read his essay On Prob
aud received lively applause.
Professor Hardness, maize q con
statement of what he has sad /
prior lectures announced that IL
meeting would be held at the nod
corner ofTenth and Market streed
ing, I'd story, next Thursday eysl
30 o'clock.
He then mentioned what AIMED
him to stand in the way Of The 4
| ance reform-and of al reforms
LIST. Idolatry vi self.gratifcati
appetite of wealth, luxury, faShi(
fame.
End. The tyranny OF opinion,
unreasoI able radicalism,
3rd. The spirit OF strife,
4th. Abusing the dealers irsta
treating them with kindness al
spect, and giving rightelusildls|
TO the iniquity of the traiic
AS q fourth point or bead lie
/ sized the elements Of reform:
LIST. Earnest, bold leaieTs,
and working members.
End. Keeping up tie national
but on a most dAcreet basis.
3rd. Cancellation, atl lia'iOn, q
an organization OF libtTl.p.,ac!pI
cooperating the great mass OF .
N einbers.
There was no promise he lrclar
the Temperance party as long as
ttagonized the church party Y
members are not all perfect, bu
are the best class of peop.e, az
worst thing about them is thslI
OF being criticised by the world
it is true that they are criticize
unfairly and unjustly.
Teetotalism, he said, Is aoc'
| those who live up to it keep o.
let them also have a lroah p
and bring in all Temperance me-
great element of revival ana +
ton is the good spirit moT IL,
THE consciences OF men. Ili'
cause dealers to quit the ea'll'
it was the only power tLat
Gods spiri. is always ready i?E
nation. II is our duty to te VIII
| ready. Mr.. Hardness sp1he
! three quarters Of an hour, the
being generally respectful. an
tive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
IN MEMORIAL.

Alice, daughter Of James IL. Hammond,
departed this lie pril 20 1855, aged 10 years,
3 months and 20 days.
/ was weary vi uitering. yet said not n VOID:
For Jesus the Yrayer Of his little lamb hoard,
And voce came go sweetly from the lard OF
the blest,
" Come unto me, and III give thee res."
s. My sheep know my voice." 30 tho Bible
doh tell,
And that was my Slviour's, know +: full
But how can leave all the loved ones be.
low?
Oh, Han make it easy. He calls-I must
go.
Dear father, dear mother. how som VIII you
come
To Join US al there in this beautiful homo
fur Heavenly father is WAITING fo5 you,
Has called yJu SO often. He now calls anew;
The gate stands wide open, the way is 8.
plain,
And here is no sorrow, nor signing, nor pain
Delay not, delay not, but come while He't
near
And yield to that perfect love which casteti
out fear"
AID to. ether we'il stand round His glorious
throne.
There Jesus will claim His loved ani HI
own. FROM y FRIEND,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

The microscope man, who for the
past two weeks has done a thriving
business OF Fifth and.Market streets,
started for Chester this morning, where
he will remain at least one week He
sold hundreds of his little pocket mi
croscopes in this city, and had he re-.
manned longer, would no doubt have
continued TO do good business, as
they are worth their cost many times
over for the vast fund of amusement
and instruction which they furnish for
both old and young.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
Fight on Saturday Afternoon.

Last Saturday afternoon there was a
large number of colored men around
the East Precinct. Seventh ward pol!iug
place, Orange street above Tenth, some
OF whom engaged in heated discus
sion. Blows were finally exchanged
between two OF them, when ring was
formed By the bystandeis and they
fought for some time. The affair was a
disgrace 70 all concerned, and the
parties should have been arrested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
Dull Times

Some twenty hands were laid of a
the shops Of tho Harlan & Iolilu5s
worth CO. Oh Saturday. When "a.
Brandy zine has bean completed, VIII, u
be in tile course of two or three weeks,
there vii doubtless Do n further dir.
charge unless some contracts shall b.
made prior ~ THAI time. The nrospec
ahead is really diaCouraging We HOPE
however, than something viii SCOT
turn up, and n ;r-a'er impetus given
hlsinass 0: u kILNS
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Tne knights of,ne Eagle.

The Knights NJ the Golden Eagle wi
have an excursion 10 Camden, n. j
10 morrow on The Steamer john a
Warner, TO attend the mea.inG of o.
Supreme Castle and participate in III
parade az that place. 1t is thought ia
delegation from this city will be yer
iarce, and that the demoEst rat ion i
Camden viii excai any yet given by tn
O,da-.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
Co.I,artnershil'

Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr' NV .r,nsrsl
Chandler have 10rmei 70 5s,,,e bt
and vii! carry on tie rea ss'H M.
mss in all its branches liable,
X ing street. This fFm ~ .p I
from Mr.. Carpenters expel, ,ho.s :
bu lder will be big help 10 , arn'
mag do business with I'M" m ,nln
al vertise;aent III another Column
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c..n,nan rtnprOS.Vis.

a. A. Chapman, tie wen an EnV Oranl
s s1Se1s'i has completed hs :, new NEW S s]
on New e:reet. oppo5ite -, i,r 9th stall
market. He has IL titted up ',is,fng u
and it has an elevator for h@ GSanman
pons up to the second iioor' U aome il
always engaged in making
nrnUeInnntS.
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How the American Associa
NOTES.

In Cincinnati they have wagon tongue
bats, and can hi: a ball six tee. from the
home la.e or nearly SO.
II is said mat Bas ian Of he Phillics is
troubled with - Pink-eye.n l4e never misses
his balls
The only" Nolan IS still suffering + ON
that .ore arm. :2e can't pitca down TO he
new League rules.
The ilmils:0n team left to-day for Lar
caster, where :hey VIII tachl9 another gooi
club. Hope he news VIII bo cncourayiI2
that our boys ara beginning 70 play ball.
Base ball in Wilmington this season Is no,
booming. Role: skating leads it By big
ma l0rltY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
Trustees of the Poor.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Trustees of the Poor will be- held ut the
new alinshouse on Wednesday next.
Bids for supplies for the month of July
will alao be opened and tho contract,
awarded. Ii any one wishes to bid he
eau procure the specifications from MIR
Solomon, No. 3 West Third street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
~. ,,ro,,ugnuysrn's f"" 80 : inn,

NEWARK, y. j., May Ll,.zte Fieinghuy
raj of Ex-SsGretafy % ,ariay aftern,,Ue'1
sen took place yes.s ,ars ey Preside1;
mopg those present , WED ex AttGrnnu|
Arthur, Senator Ein a, tors soweli an'
General Brewster, Senators
Mcpherson.
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Accidental Death

Last Saturday Deputy Coroner Smith
gave certifcate of accidental death. il
the case of Silas White, who was struch
with II piece of board while All work on
IA circular saw at LobdelPs Car Wheel
Works.
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A card.

Public notice is hersas a. grred
the lecture that was 70 o' q, the 81
the L. A. NJ. +. church 9 aid lectur
inst' Will not take placs' ;M the A, \
n "a Com ns ference thereby pteT ,hs ffSSrm
s ~, oDS'e Of an audience a the
church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
VIII De,,xer Al Grafton.

PoSt-Department Comma lder Will
liam $. McNair, of the Morning News
has accepted an invitation to delive
the grafton before Wingate Pest, No 6
at Northeast, Department OF Maryland
on Saturday ev-ning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
AT
W. B. SHARP'S.
4th & Market SIS,

For good appearance and
comfort in hot weather floor
linens are unequaled. They
come in all widths, are in
the best Barnsley linens and
patterns, and at no time have
been cheaper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
For szOug Standing

cough, for weak lungs, for soreness in
the chest, for all infiamed conditions Of
the bronchial tubed, let us persuade you
II try just one bottle of Canada Pine
SyrUp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

The Wilmington nine suffered their usual
defeat % saturday afternoon, at the Union
street grounds, at The hands Of the Nation, l.
Ct Washington by n score of II to A goo
led crowd had assembled 10 see the me.
and had hcped nat oar hone nine would re-
deem them selves. Out they were doc cd to
DISAPPOINTMENT. bus had the pleasure of wit
ne sing tai1ly iutere ting game f ball,not-
withstanGin. is .nt-s!deIess. The following
ia the score by Innings:
W lminE;On..........2 0 o / 0 l O. Z
Na;io1als. l 8 8 . Oh
Tine c: game, ! IS. Umpire, Holland.
SUNDAY GAMES.
AT Cincl- nati-Cinc'nn mail 8 A.: Athletic, 1
AT ylile-LOuisYille T. Metropoli-
tan, 2.
Ats: L2ls-S;. Louis, 10; Brooklyn, .
SATURDAYS GAMES.
At fAAllc.phi4-BuhsIo, 9; Philade!-
phil,
A. New TorK-New York. 6 St. Louis, l.
A. LoU.Sville-Mets b ; louisville. +.
AT Pit5st lr--pi.t burg. Baltimore, o.
At st. l.. u.s-S: Louis, Bro 'klyn, /.
The tJllcHng is Tie standing ofthe League
clubs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

With them we show a tull
line of the best Barnsley fur
niture linens in plain colora,
figures and stripes, in many
styles, at SO cents per yard ;
81 inches wide. We have
the desirable colors in peter
sham braid for binding, and
send a competent hand to
cut, fit and make all kinds
OF linen covers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

Tomorrow promises to be from air
20 cloudy, with SLIGHTLY falling t, LII.
peralure. Wednesday prob IDLY lair
and slightly cooler
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

Fenr & Co.'S therm M .ter registere;
yesterday $50 at 8 p. m, go AZ 6 p. H.,
and 60 at ~ p. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

Fell 81 Joseph's coal and flour are
giving good satisfaction. Clean &C al
and best flour at lowest prices. G. me
and see. 7l3 West Front street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

The p, W. s. B. Il. II. Co. are put
ting up a lot OF cars to transport berries
to the larger cities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
DKUPUSALS FOR SUppLlEs.

i
Sealed rorosals will he received by the
Trust &c ri the Poor Of New Castle County.
~ the ottcs Of the Trustees, at Wilmington
or at the office Of tire superintendent, al the
Alnsnouse, from responsible dealers to SUI
pl he lmshouse and the new diamond
st te Insane Hospital. from tho lat We'd
"eS lay n May u the last Wetn siay in
luly next. fl su:h goods and supple. as
VIII be reeied. supplies 10 tie de,iverti
free Of freight at tue above named institu.
lions, in such quantities. and at such time
: or,'o'ed by iae Sal er'ntendert Samples
VII he requ red, AKA x ois mus. he euual
Q ample OH rwise the TRUSTEES OF II.
PoNt reserve me -lght TO cArc ! ard annu
any e ntrect ilT supplies. Blank forms fot
pr"p5sals VII BE tacui he'd [, biiders on a. =
plication TO the Sup"ritte7aent. ortoJ. NJ
solomon, 20 West rnt'd street., nom nov
uhtil tho I se tv-sevehth day OF Mas, lsS>.
IN w. date bids WI be opened The
i'-4sr' G OF the Poor reserve [ C right to re.
ect D:y or all bids.
JOHN GUTHRIE,
superintendent.
BY or O. Ct he Committee On sun lies
mlsst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
VIM. 3. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Upholstery
Department.

Parasols and sun shades
for ladies and children appear
this season in very desirable
things. Pongees, shaded
silks, plain satlns, lace-trim-
med, canopy tops, in satins
and silks, different colors,
from 80 cents to Sc. A
line of Scotch Bingham UNI
brellas, full paragon frame,
are a great bargain at 70
cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25


am an old man. For IS years l suffered
with ulcers on my right leg as the result OF
typhoid fever. Amputation was g gyested
as the only means OF preserving lie. Tn
doctors could do nothing f,r me I'D Thought
must die. For three years l never had n
shoe on. Sw it's Specific has made a pe
manent cure and aide1 ten years tn my If.
WIN. II. heed. Hall Co., Ga.
have t3ken Swift's Specific for hood
poison contracted at a medical college 1T a
dissection. while / was medi al student. II
am n,afeiul to say that 1t gave NE speedy
anu thor ugh cure after my parents had
spent hundreds Of dollars for treatment
tGl sTrs v EFDEL, NJ. d., Newark, N. J.
Wy wife from early xirlhood has bson an
lerlnH rom rheuu atism. Shc has tried
many rem eiies. and / must fra xiv saw has
derived more benefit frou Swift's Snecifin
man irnm all tie others, after lopg amt
'alVh'ui TRIAL. Ev. JAS. J., PIERCE,
oxford, ia.
Hw us Hpec II, Is entirely vegetable
free ''' f"S'' lnai'eu
me SWIFT "PEgIFlC Co, prtuer3. Allan
Ia, "a, or $50 - street, N. Y
ROhRDiNG PIE. SANT FRONT
rooms with board. Also tab's boar
- w. A-"St rouIta street.. m256.s
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No Goods Bought 10 Keep
Manufacturers and importers succumb.
Extraordinary Offerings!
AT THE-
b e T III I V E

New fresh goods bought for
cash, Among the offerings are !:
French and A erican wool.dress
goods. Colored silks, worth 81
for 75e.; colored silk worth $l.25
for 81; co.ored silks, worth 75c
for Soc; summer silks from 29c.,
up. Bargains in black silks.
Every department four times
the usual quantity. Everything
marked down to close cash pri-
ces. New parasols, parasols,
parasols. Our hosiery, under.
wear and glove department full
of bargains. Wraps, wraps
marked down. Hand worked
embroidered shoulder scarfs,
worth from So to $40, selling at
S. and So. See them. Goods
freely shOUn at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

1t the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
I o'clock 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
Go 60 700
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
BARGAINS IN PUPPIES,

The Dog Show is over.
The English pointer Graph
ic returns to private life with
we'll merited compliments.
This is suggestive OF pup
pies-actual and ideal. The
supply of both exceeds the
demand-e sp e CT a lily the
ideal. What commodities
are not in excess !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

c, WORRELL.'S
Unloading bargains. Mat
tings (too many of them)
marked down to-day. Joint
less 37b to SOC, from 50 and
CSC.
Imperial and other ine
and heavy mattings marked
from SO and $50, to our
general price $50. per yard.
Upholstery department.
We have too many table
linens. Halt bleached all
damask patterns, one piece
OF each only, marked 81
from sec, so from 75c., 10
from SI.co, SI.oo, from ST.
IS.
Body Brussels. Too
many of certain patterns,
marked down from SI.35 and
sI.5o to $I.I9 per yard. A
beautiful line and the first
grade of goods, No jobs
Or medium qualities among
them,
All three of these lines,
Mattings, Linens and Brus-
se!s are arranged in our ex.
tenslve basement rooms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25
Farmers Attention.

Pure milk slop at the creamery =
cent.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington I Baltimore Railroad
MAY 24th. 1883


Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia ard intermediate sta
tons, 10, 10, IL ~ IL. IL . 80, %, 10, 9 10
p. m
Philedophia texpressl. =, 8 Is, 347. 80 : %
: 80 is. 900. %. . II. 10 U. II So n. IN
IL ~. " -, Il, 3 ~ Sac ~ S. d j D. H.
New YORK. co, 3 10 3 II 8 80 TO- 70 ii . u.
luD'. u + a u: az A. l 81, 80, 400, ~,
. b, ~, ~, AZ, : 10 2. N.
F. :" est Chester via Ii9mok!n, 6 80 and
10 81, IN - cuand 90 p III.
Bi'unQr and in,ermed ate stations, 10 u
a. T. : ! %. II J. y. III.
Bllt'more and Bay Live. 90 n m.
b'hi'nore and a1Hinxtor, % / ~. S o.
% %, 10 So IL IN % NJ il, 1 s., ~ D. Ii.
I-ains IT, Nela Hare p'I islo1 leave Tor:
New ss'le, Il, So u. m; i So, = 81, So,
go. Ii up III.
-4aF n. on, D'im"r, and way stations, 8 81
\. H., ara u st y. ~,
Har NIT" and way s'ations, Esq. =.
EE"-t.- icr eeatOrd, 2 st p. III
Fxrrss iot H. v"r and belmar . 70 n. m
| We. 1'days. iGG II Sc , IN eVcr3 Gag.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
rhiladslpnis ard tnterIncdiuo s'ati ms
| 5 10 a m: y ~ 70 n, - 10 9 3 . II
| Philatel il 4u.i New or, 90 s.
| II 5j d. m; b - Is Z. IL.
For sest CHESTER, via LanoKia, Il a. m
| 8 81 a. n.
| Raltl uurr ard Washiuytor. / q 44l. sol
10 % a. n: CO p IN. Baltimore On Ii i r.ry,
| For ttrta torma iO3 assen fers re re-
| ierred % tac time tsD.es posted ~ the sta
tlCn.
trains marked y Va ~ are limited expires.
vi on WIN, II ,xt1I faro is CHARGED.
j. K. WoOp,
General Passenger Agent,
! GHAPLBS e. PuGH General manager
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WIN. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. second floor
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c.. WORREll.
Masonic Temple.
l2'.e ld-3t

"ANrEu-A RESPFCrsBLE COL.
w cred ri wishes y situation as cham
oeslHa Or E-rs,. 7 q objection to travel
"a West Eleventh street. It's
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-25

OWLS Hpec ii, Is entirely vegetable.
feati:e on ElCOd ami Skin Diseases male
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-08-07
An Cid Settler Gone.

Wednesday morning at about o'clock
Omund Nelson Opheim, or ''Pioneer
Nelson" was found i'm his wagon at lls
farm on the river. dead. His horses had
become entangled in a wire fence, and
stopped. The body was lying face
down, while the face was beaten into an
unrecognlzable mass. lie had left town
the evening before at s o'clock. His
team was seen running at various points
OH the river road without driver; and
at one point his body was bounding OH
the wagon bed, as the horses jumped
This wild ride was over the Slleyenne
bridge, and through Mardell to his place
on the river. 1t is now discovered that
the deceased was suffering from rleu-
matism, and to alleviate his misery had,
while in town, been drinking considera-
BILE whisky, although he was nota drink
ing man. The coroner's jury, composed
of II. z. Smart, Andrew johnson, Ju-
lius Stevens, II. Retzlatf, II. G. Pickett,
and f. A. Thompson, found that he
came to his death fromappoplexy. heart
disease, or both; but the coroner thinks
the pounding he received while the
horses were running. sufficient to ac-
count for the death, concussion produc-
ing appoplexy.
Mr.. Nelson leaves wife and children,
and grand children, and comfortable
property. lie was the first settler in
Griggs county, and was universally re-
spected by all who knew him. His flu
neral occurred THURSDAY .and was largely
attended from Cooperstown and the
county.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-08-07

Banker Pickett wishes to inform the
public that the Bank of Cooperstown
will be closed tomorrow Saturday
from p. M, in accordance with the
proclamation Of Governor Pierce, to the
effect that the ''day set apart for the
funeral of Gen. Grant be observed
throughout the territory by ceasing
from ordinary business pursuits, and
that the people unite in testifying their
respect for the departed soldier and
foremost citizen of his time.'
Well! Who is to have the school this fall and
winter! Cooperstown is Il central point, and
teacher should be employed who will be a credit
to the town and district. The directors should not
be biased by the arguments Of persons With axes
to grind NOR by preiudice.of any nature whatever;
but select the person, male or female. who is
| most competent by reason of education, expert
ence, and power to govern and control. There
are numerous applicants. and the board will do
we'll to decide deliberately and independently.
| In Gulford Miller vs. N. p. r. II. Co.. il was
decided on July 18th, 1885, by the Commissioner
of the General Land Office that the withdrawal of
indemnity lands for the Northern Pacific Railroad
company wasunauthorized and is no bar to settle
mcnts on such lands.
Mrs Alma l.. Gallinger. daughter Of Adam
Gallinger, of Sanborn, was married to G. w. Nc
Claren. ESQ. of Fargo, by Rev. c. w. Donaldson
July Goth. About twenty invited guests were Ell
tertaned with the whole -soued hospitality SC
characteristic of the original townsitc boomer.
Two antelopes followed the hand car. OH ,ht
branch, north of Dazey. Monday; and uftelward
sc, rried way nto the illimituble west.
Miss Matte Judd, Of Fargo, who has been Wis
iting at W. E. Bryant'e, returned home Tuesday.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-08-07
The Valley City Concert,

Tne Kellogg concert, at Valley City,
Monday evening, was the greatest mu-
sical event of the Cplands. The audience
was large and enthusiastic. Mr.. Adolf
Close went to the bat promptly, and
was retired after Il few Intellectual
strikes at the piano. Messrs. Mock
ridge and Morawski. driven double,
were then given warming up heat in a
selection from Martha. Mr.. Morawski
has a fine sub-cellar voice. and Mr..
Mockridge pleasing tenor. although he
sings little nasal. and his wind seems
to be hurt. Miss Groves, the contralto,
has magnificent voice. and sings COLI
scientiously, although laboriously. In
all her efforts she came up to the home
stretch breathing hard. Ollie Torbett.
the Young Camilla Urso, struck hot
one, clean over the left field, and came
home with twenty foot Jump over the
plate into the affections of the audience.
Miss Clara Louise, fair, fat and forty.
a delightful symphony in brocaded silk.
velvet, lace, undressed kids, and dia-
mOnds, was then brought out to lower
the record, in the Jewel Song. from
Faust. The audience was spell-bound
by the charming cantatrice's liquid notes
in peanut italian. and she responded
graciously to hearty encore, by sing
ing the '.Swanee River.'' Time has
dealt kindly with Miss Kellogg; but it is
safe to say that her voice is not what it
was when she had her great triumphs at
La Scala and at the Grand Opera house.
Miss Groves's ''Kerry Dance" and Miss
Kellogg's Comm Thro' the Rye"
were the most delightful numbers of
the evening.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-08-07

Maud s. has lowered her record, trot-
ting mile in 2:s4 The race took place
at Cleveland, o., on last Thursday.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-08-07
SUNDAY Services.

NORWEGIAN NJ. E.-Services at 5 p.
H., at School house, in Norwegian. Rev
U. Abrahamson, pastor.
BApTlsT.-Sevices at school house at
II a. m. and 1880 p. M. Rev. E. F. Jor-
den, pastor.
CONGREGAT ATIONAI.-Se at Con
glegational church at II a. M. and 7:3C
p. NJ. Rev. F. NJ. Rockwell, pastor.
Rev. f. +. ,Jorden will exchange pull
pits with Rev. Spoor. of Sanborn, on
next Sunday.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-08-07
Dissolu ton Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the firm
name of Cox \ Christie, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The under
signed, James Christie, will continue
the business at the old stand, and receive
all moneys due said firm, and settle all
debts and liabilities.
July 80, 1855. JAMES CHRISTIE.
REEl,IJER Cox
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-08-07
To Our Patrons.

We have placed a full line of FLOUR
in our Burrell Avenue Store, where we
shall hereafter handle the largest provi-
sion business in this section Of the coun-
try. Our stock will always be complete
and our prices such as to maintain the
present popularity OF Cooperstown as
THE trading point for the counties of
Griiggs, Steele, Nelson, northern Barnes,
and eastern Foster. Our terms are
strictly cash, and will not be varied
from. DAVIS IL PICKETT.