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rovr nruORsE AND SUICIDE.

GALHsBuRG, ILL.,, July "A double suicide
occurred at ellison yesterday the victims being Melissa
stcepleton. u welknown school teacher. and Edward
Sutherland Tho two hadbe for long time engaged
and the wedding hour had been set several unes' pue
when tho time came southerlands circumstances were
uch that tho eyont was postponed. Her people siren
uOusly opposed his suit. on Tuesday he refused 10
marry her; that evening she bought rat poison aitei
ward xchanging IL for arsenic took dose ana died
When Southcrluld heard OF tho tragedy he borrowed
rifle the timber mile away ana shot no top
.,fh ia en nii
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OBITUARY.
HIRAM DIXON.

Hiram Dixon, for nearly forty years the ac-
counant of Adams Express Company. died in this city
yesterday. age seventy-sx. He was born In Rhine
beck. N. Y, and came to this city when boy 70
seek his fortune. He secured employment as clerk IN
store and being poor penman, he made up his mind To
become one OF the best e used sit up till midnight
in his room and by candle light studied and praetsed
accounting and penmanship. He became an exper. I'D
years he became associated with william H. DID
charge OF the auditing and accounting business. lie
continued in the service Of the company TILL rev
months when he retired on account OF nhrmites
Lodge. HIS wife died two months ago. lilo leaves
family OF three sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

curious and shocking accldcnt recently Oc-
Cured In this city In the perflmery and works
of Mr. Scion Palmer. No. 37i and 376 Pearst.. there
was bar iron which from having just been red hot
had lost its redness but little OF its intense heat IL
Was picked up by John H. Malkmus boy employed in
the cstab shnen He terrible burned and wrlthed
with torture. Bandages saturated with Palmsrs Lotion
were applied and removed the pain in hour. In i've
days tile boys hand completely cured and without
"A scar lie made affidavit that remedy other than
Palmer's Lotion had been used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

BERGAMtNI-vAN wIE-On Saturday. June 81. at q u.ci
OF the Holy Communion by the Rev Henry Mottet ". A.
Berg mini OF New-ioak To Linda Howand Ven Via Of
Atbs:s NY.
HOLLIS R-JOHNSON-On Tuesday June 20 by tho
Rev. Henry Motet. Thompson N HOLSTER 10 Caroline r.
Johnson
LENTE-WILMIN My the Rev. DR.. Charles Eaton
Pastor OF the Church OF the Divine Paternity 15h aad
6thaye- Sewl0rk, Mr.. William kemble Iente OF seville.
Fla, 70 Miss Geievisve Wilmington Of New-York City.
PECKHAM- DuNCAN-On "wednesday, July !. by the Rev.
Henry Van Dyke ID. d. Henry NJ Peckhan. jr TO Vac.
toiiis daughter OF t. II. duncan ali VI brooklyn
NO cards
ROBlNSON-UM TEDBLAKE-0n Wednesday. July ], at
the Church OF the REMUNERATION the Rev Beverley AZ.
Betts assisted By Rev. John r0snseld John beverley
Robinson and Elizabeth DeyeIcux Ums daughter OF tho
late f. o. u Umsed. esq and Mrs. Lille Deyefcux Blaze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
A WaIsKEY DRINKERs SiRAy6E BURIAL.

In Dale COuaty only few miles from tAe
R,rnour lin. lived few months ago AN old gentleman
who had given the best years sf his life To nara work
ana free living. lie was free eater and Tree drnker
evening tod and he did not hesitate 10 say that good
article Of juice about the most satisfying thhS
Le ever tasted IIs was nm eccentric individual, and
noted far and wide the Deghb0rho0d as being In most
II his ways quite peculiar WELL lac discovered less than
two months ago that he was approaching his END ana
lecan To make hts nnal arrangements He called his
family around his dying bedside aud made last rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
CHARLES NJ. HALL.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2 Carbohydrates M.
Hall died his home in West Philadelphia this morning
He born in Northumberland County, ana Tor many
years was editor Of Democratic newspaper In Potts
ville He was appointed by Andrew Johnson postmas
ter OF this city, Recently lie had beeL engaged III tne
real estate business. Mr. Hall was always pronounceu
Democrat.
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and It ia stated none need be expected TIL acr
Naval Oaicer Burt also had largo number Oh has
who extended their and remarked tnat
10 see him again the chair made II appear tpnt e ia
only been WAY on % vacation. Among those VINO ru,io
70 nav their respects was Commodore Daniel j. Brahe
of The Navy a personal friend of Mr. Burt ior MAN.
years. The Naval Officer does not contemplate n"""s
any changes at present.
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DrGREES CONFERRED BY HAMILrOy

CLINTON, n. Y, July 2 (SpeciaD.-IIamilton
College was sparing in honorary degrees to-day For the
first time in many years the college did not confer the
title Of d. D.; Ii. ID. conferred upon the Rev.
Samuel Kirkland Lathrop. OF Boston, Mass; and an
honorary A. NJ. upon Tracy r. Morgan. Binghamton, n.
Y: ana BENJAMIN G. Woodwork, NJ. d., Fort Wayne.
Ind Ihrty-two members OF the graduating class re-
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

SIR ARTHUR SULLITAN sEEsJ0Hy 7. RAYMOND
Sir Arthur Sullivan attended the Madison
Square Theatre last night and witnessed John T. Ray
mond's performance in Pinero's comedy OF In Chan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
OBITUARY NOTES.

CONCORD, N. H., July 2.-Ruel Durkee, age
Of tho best known citizens OF the state
died his home in Croydon last night. He held many
offices OF trust and honor and was prominent III the
Republican councils of the state.
EQUISUSK, Penn, July 81. Is. Bradner OF the nrn
OF j. l.. Bradner Co., wholesale dealer In CIGARS al
Harrisburg died at Lloyds Hotel last night Oh heart
disease He was here with his wife Friday last, and
on Saturday they Warwick, Orange County, NJ
to see about property He rcunedaone yesterday
feeling unwel but able to eat supper After tne meal
was well known Port Jsrvis and In Mddet0wn, NJ T.,
having been in business there some years ago.
CANTON, Miss, July (Specab.-Mrs. Fanny H. Davis,
niece by marriage OF Jefferson Davis, died at this
place to-day after lingering illness, age seventy she
was a native OF Virginia and married to General
Joseph h Davis nephew OF Jefferson Davis. she o.
tanned "A divorce from him ten years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

TnInuSe OFFICE. July 81 a m.-Tho changes IN
tho barometer yesterday were slight Clear and FAR
weather prevailed. The tempernture ranged between
Glo and 1872 the (bis>e being liiso lower than
on tho corresponding day ast year. AMI 2o higher than
OH Wednesday.
Clear or fair weather. with slight changes In tcmpera
tire may DO expected to-day In this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

The last two performances OF Arthur W. Pineros
clever comedy of In cnancery" viii occur at the Madi-
son square Theatre Saturday July T. The run OF this
play has been attended with mirh and prosperity ana
II has Owen John r. Ray monds summer season ~ New
York an auspicious and profitable send-on ON Monday
next this popular comedian Will DO as General
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j. Reynolds of S64 5th-ave, sells Colgate a.
Co.'s Laundry Soap. The standard article. -

Don't Go to the country Europe without your
valuable objects with the American safe Deposit Company
Fiftayc and Forty -secondst for prudential reasons
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BAR.
inches
80.
29.5
lHOUhs; Morning. Night
TN 345G7s 12lo3t5c7 9io1ll
70 Nik ,-+ !, y u " !, ", u y wi Ltil
~ .a,riA - Ok, e. - " n W.
90 ssj II i n v "a ~ q ~, = .sI.s
go 1tN ~ ts't X 's.,s ~ ~ -Ss 4 - ~
63 ltt.t ,lf. n. n f3 .fs~,fi- X e,grl.s Va.

The diagram baome,rsl variations IN TIL. city By nta
time for the
oscillations
m The mercury The broken dotted line
nut pharmacy, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

Josiah Timber in ID. ID. Loyd's political satire for
beaDIing amiabty. and comic perplexty provoke con-
slant delight aud laughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-For New-Englan1,
generally fair weather. souhwestery Winds slight rise
in temperature.
For the MddleAtlantc States. generally fair weather
except In northern portions light local rains westerly
winds, nearly stationary temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
PyIe's o. X. Soap Floats,

Look sharp lit time TO begin when skin breaka
out In pmpies TO use Genn's sulphur Soap.
hilPs Hair AID Whisker Dye, Black or Brown soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

Mr. Elwood was born Montgomery County, N. Y. on
February 81 1921. He manufacturer OF agricuit-
ural implements. In 1850 he q member OF the
NewY0rk State Legislature. He was elected 70 tho
XLVIIIth Congress as u Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
MAR7YyELLrs MANAGER UNDER ARREST
Detective Price, Of the Twenty ninth Pre-
cinct yeterav rresfed PAM BrlgnOi the manager Of

Martl1eIlrs No. 1876 Fifilave., for selling liquor
without license Mr.. Brignoli showed license for No.
40 Fiff-ave which had not yet EXPIRED and explained
n at that IL sufficient Justice Ford hcd
the prisoner for trial, liking his bail at $780,
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failed to arouse her. AMI Mrs. Hoffman shook her several
times when she discovered that the woman was dead.
Coroner uesse will investigate the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
REUBEN ELLWOOD.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Reuben Ellwood, member
OF Congress the With Illinois District died OF cancer
yesterday at his home In Sycamore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
,HOUhS; Morning.

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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believe he never bought share Of stock In his e but
his nbs here carry few Thousand Scorpion for him just
to keep him around"
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Post Office Notice..

Letters for Europe neei specially directed Tor dis
patcn by any particular "a orier - secis sps ~
warned by tho fastest vessels Available.
soreisn mails Tor the eniin; July wiu close
unoMrIlY In ail cases. at tins o.hce ~ t)tioFs
FRIDAS-At o n. for Newfoundland via Hancaxi =
.s,I n m for CUBA and Porto Rico and Nassau, N r.
pcr a. s. saratoga VA Havana at3p H. Tor Jamaica
Der = s. Vertlanus =
.51EnAY-Al $50 A. M for Europe per a q EirrIA
VIA Queenstown; at $50 ~. for the Netherlands a.
rect Der A. O. Amsterdam tiettos must -
dirc.tcd per ~cheiam =" at.:SO D. m ior Scotland ~.
reef per a A. Anchora Glasgow etters must u d
ieslsi Dor Anchofia ~ mt 1880 a. for Belgium ~
rect per X 4 Waesand. Antwerp letters must %
d rected per Wdesland"l
Mails for China and Japan. A. san Pablo tv1e
san Francisco close here July - az IN Mns 10
Ausfraia New.Zealand sandwich AMI FIJI IslantS pet
as Australia san franctscol close hets suy ~
nj 2 d. m. arrival AZ New-iofk Ok y . brie"nn10
with Brit ish mails for AustraliAL
.1he scheduls OF closing Pacific mails ~ ARRANGED q
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland sran1
san Francsco Mails from the Elst arriving oS Iiss ~
Fan Francisc0 the DAY OF SAILING o. seames% AFs ~
patched thence 'n' 'AI WuENkY O. PEARSON Postmaster
Post onase New.YoTk, N, \. June % 1854
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IInnlinson's steam Carpet. Cleaning Works
b East 31th-st.. y. Y. Established 1851.

IInnkinson's steam Carpet Cleaning Works
21tl-st, y. Y. Established 1851.
Orders mail other Nise promptly attended To-
The Veterans OF the War oil 1912 viii meet at Military
Hall 1893 Bowery saturday. 18th day OF Juy, AZ 1880
oclocs 10 the h Anniversary Of American In
Invitation OF the Messs Leland VIII dine
NJ the st1rteyant HOUSE al O'Clock p NJ
GENERAL ADRIAN DAILY.
Society Of the Cincinnati -
GENERAL ORDER, Tho members OF the Society VIII
meet at Delmoncos. 5thave the eth OF July 1881 as
noon c9th Anniversary OF the Natoaa In
dependence. - -, -
OF the other state Societies VINO
the city invited 10 Assist
Ihe standing COMMITTEE viii meet at 1890 a. M
SCHUYLER. HANALTOS riSu
secretary. Pfeshiene
III. NJ squire ~ sons, Jewellers, 81 faitoa.st.. \.
Diamond Ear. Rings matched all sllsl
Watches Si0 10 $780, sterling Svcrwra RI
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Diamonds.
RANDEL. BARRYMORE q BiLLINGs
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMoSDS
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY.
IS NAssAU-sr. AND % MAIDEN LANE. NETWORK
lsI Andrew's-st Holborn Circus Loalon.
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DIED.

AU notices of marriages must be mlorssd cita faJ
name and address
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MARRIED..

Pure, cheap ana durable. Try,. Sold by all oroccr,
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6petlal Notifies
Diamonds,

A Valuable Tonic I'm Hot Weather
CAsWELL's NUrHiTIVE WINE OF COCA.
CASWELl. MASSEY K Co,
ll2l Broadway and 5sS 5taaye.. anu Newport II. l.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15

Many accuse Premier Gladstone of
timidity in not leading his govern.
ment into more aggressive policy
towards Russia. Gladstone would
have pleased a greater number of his
friends and critics, would have been
more popular at home and abroad
if he had led England into a declar.
alton of war against Russia several
weeks ago. But he chose to act with
great GOODNESS, patiently wait for all
the facts, hold back his government
and nation from their uppermost desire
and risk his opportunity to increase
his majority in parliament and add to
his reputation. Of course, Gladstone
saw this rs clearly rs anybody else.
and yet he has camly withstood the
popular tide and labored and planned
to prevent war. Those who see q
timid in such q line of action have a
strange idea of courage. The
fact is, it would require
no courage in Gladstone to yield to the
popular clamor, draw his country into
war and see himself at the head of q
united nation, engaged in q mighty
conflict with Russia. 1t would require
no courage in him to sit with his
family around his palatial fireside and
see millions of his countrymen march
to the battlefield to be moved down.
M UGH less would it require courage in
British manufacturers and dealers to
furnish war supplies to the govern.
ment ut immense profits.
Mr.. Gladstone has been placed in a
trying position. Anxious to promote
peace, civilization and the right, he
has been attacked by clustering states.
men and newspapers from a stand
point Of the narrowest kind of national
pride. That lie has not surrendered
to this contracted policy proves him a
wise. humane and courageous states.
man.
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"There are three kinds Of people in
this world with which 1t Is no use to
quarrel, because you can't get back at
EN-" sagely declared a local philoso.
pher, as he looked into the bottom Of
a small, cut glass tumbler, in a Third
street refreshment establishment.
&" First, preacher, because he's got a
pulpit the better Of you; second, a
newspaper man, because he can print
his side, right or wrong, and you can't
third, q woman-she's bound to have
the last word anyhow" Itdoes aman
good to learn these little points early
st. Paul Despatch.
On the other hand we know
man who said he always preferred to
attend Episcopal church because II
was the only church that allowed him
to talk back.
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FRIDAY. MAY Is. 1885.
DIVISION CARRIED.

Reports from the several precincts
throughout the county show that the
county division bill has been ratified
by a small majority. The total vote,
indeed, WIS not large, owing partly to
the fact, that farmers were generally
busy seeding, and partly also for the
reason that many had not quite made
up their minds on which side to vote.
The fact is, half the people in the
county in considering the question
could see some reasons for favoring
division and some for opposing 1t.
Under such circumstances there could
not be much enthusiasm, or q large
vote.
The following is the result by maj
critics:
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Land Office, Grant Forks. D. t. April p, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following.nam.
ca settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that mid
PROOF Will be taken before Augustus Short. cIsrs
na. OH June 5tli, 1885, viz:
Fred. A. Hawke,
for the re or, rec IL, ( 162, r57
ne name the following witnesses to prove his
;aid hnd, viz; Simon Thompson, Arthur corwin n.
yudk9n Henderson and VIM. Henderson. a RI
beaulieu, DIT. 40.45 b. c. TIFFANY, Register.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15

The latest from the Northwest
gives the news of the taking of Riel's
position ut Batoche and the rescue of
the prisoners. Middleton's loss was
six killed and large number wound.
ed. Riel's loss was heavy, twelve
dead bodies being counted in open
view. This will doubtless prove .
severe blow to the rebellion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15

The great Democratic victory of
last fall has proved sour grapes to
many Il hungry party man, and Cleve.
lands policy of placing country before
party, is destined to make perpetual
trouble in the ranks. The fact is,
Mr.. Cleveland must pay less attention
to his country and more to his party
or be repudiatcd by many of the here.
tofore most prominent workers in the
ranks.
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U. 8. land Office Grand Forks, D. T. March s, 1885
Notice is hereby given that the followingnam-
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
iinal proof In support Of his claim and that said
absence the clerk Of the District court Of Pembna
Co., ID. T.. at Pembina, D. Z, on June 20th, 1885,
We: James Greenwood.
for &c Or sec q, 1861 n, r 81 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation olsaid
land, VIZ: Joseph Chapman, Michael Brady,
switzer, Of Bowesmont, D. T.
4247 B. G. TIFFANY, Register.
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The Northwest published monthly,
by E. v. Smalley, Esq, atst. Paul, If,
We are pleased to notice, steadily
growing in popularity ~ well ~ in
merit. It Is illustrated each month,
with a variety Of CUTS representing
northwestern scenery, and is doing a
good work in attracting attention to
the many advantages Of this north.
west country. Subscription price $3.50
per year.
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Communication,

Communication.
Edito, PIONEER Exrsrs;
During my brief acquaintance with the
PIONEER ExrRna have taken great
pleasure in noting the part taken by it
on public questions, and must say that
congratulate ii in having taken one great
step, viz, pronouncilg in favor of woman
suffrage, and to the conclusive ending of
the liquor trafiic-prohibition.
When woman has been placed upon
the level to which she belongs and given
the right of suffrage the prohibitionists
will elect a president. She has not been
blind to the devastation of the dram
shop, and, true to her nature for good,
she will not hesitate to cast her ballot
for its ultimate humiliation.
O.. s. Fowler says that "men act upon
reason, women upon intuition" Now
liquor deadens the reason, for where is
there any one mere devoid of the latter
when well filed with the former? How.
ever. once upon a time it is said drunk
en- man did reason. 1t was thus: A hog
and q drunken man we're wallow,ng in
the gutter by the road side. The hog
rose to his launches. The man.
did likewise. The hog grunted; the
man also grunted (hic). The hog be-
came disguised and walked of. The
man reasoned: y-yer (hic) think y.yer
sight (his) better than other
folks (hic) dou't yer?
Extend to woman the right of suffrage
and we will no longer be victims of such
or the witnesses to such scenes,
for, as I have said she will be true to her
(Which has been quickened by
The fiend himself) and with her ballot
the will forever bury the liquor t.afic,
md willso efiectually wipe out the license
awthey will thereafter be things of the
past. their record q blot upon American
history aud their memory a madison to |
he parties which ignored the issue.
WRAN0LER.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15

The newspapers say that General
Grant will get well, but the doctors
say he cannot. Granting that the
newspapers ought to know more about
the case, we fear the doctors are right,
nevertheless.
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Land Office. Grand Forks. D. 7. April 18th. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the follovinE.pemed
settler hasfled notice ofis intention 70 mskeana
proof In support ofhis claim. and that said proof
VII De made before Augustus 8 hort, Clerk Of the
District Court Of Pembina county, at Pembina,
Dr., on June list. 1885, viz:
Archibald Mcmillan,
for the NV or sec 4. 16l. r So.
ne names the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Alex. Mcdonald, Vim. Wriyhl.
Alex. IRE and Robert PrnudlOve. all Of Hamilton.
y. y. SEE d. e. TIFFANY. Register.
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sheriff. sale.


TIRR1roRY OF DAKorAl Z. 1nppop.rrc oupr
Frank A. Wilson, plaintiff, vs.. William Hunter
defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of ON
execution. to me directed and dilivered and now
in my hands, issued out Of the clerks Office, Of
Dakota, in and for the county Of Pembina, upon
Judgment for money rendered In said court In
Hunter, have levied upon the following describ.
ed real estate Of said defendant, to.wtt: The
northeast quarter (ne )ofsection five (5 in town.
ship one hundred and rixty Cleo1 north q range
the 9th day Of June A. D. 1885. at the hour OF $50
O'Clock, P; H., Of said day. at the front door Of
territory proceed to sell the right title and interest
Of the above named William Hunter. in and to
the above described property. to satisfy said judg
msnt and costs, amounting 70 two hundred and
all ACQUIRING costs Of sale. and interest on the
same from the 14th day Of April A. D. 1885, at the
rate or per cent. per annum, at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash.
LEONARD A. RosE, DAVID DICK,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Sheriff Pemblna Co.
Dated Pembina. D. T. May 9Th, 1885. Dakots.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15

The county division bill in Walsh
county failed to carry and our sprigllty
county temporary, the Park River
Gazette, came out with humorous
cut illustrating the defeat of its oppo.
nents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15

The Turtle Mountain Times comes
to us, filled with local election liter.
allure and exclamation points. It is
laying it heavily OH the "custom
house ring" and warning the people
to turn out and save Rolette county
from the rule of the "bosses.''
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15

Besides the large falling off in the
fall wheat crop this year, in ATTITUDES
south, the spring wheat acreage is,
according to reports, considerably less
than last year.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15

The Canadian House of Commons
had fifty one hour session last week
on the franchise bill, from three
O'Clock Thursday afternoon until
twelve o'clock Saturday night.