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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Is CENTS

70 UEN Is
VIII buy pair Of Pebble Button shoos fsS |
baby. a better pair for So cts. Finer once
for u, 60 and NO cts. Come and $50 Thorn. DO ,,
little boys and viris IS cents will pay for
better tinshed Kid or Pebble, with spring.
heels or high nteis. We SUN have hnor
grade.
nJID DnVC I6 cents will buy good
20 90 ., aH MfI nav for Sos1 Sss%y
sohsol shoes, with plenty Of wosr In them,
and which we can recommend.
SLIPS buys n pair of neat, good fitting hook
lace shoes FOR the big toys,ard W. guarantees
every pair. 81 so pays for inner, better nm
ished shoe for big DoyL Sl.7b buys a pair OF
buson or hook lace shoe for Sunday 81 dress
| ocoAsioDs, rs good as you need. We are well
provided with big and little boys shoes lor
| rough wasthsr and rough work strong and
SIT 1ceOle tho prices aake Titan sell.
THE GIRLS. rsn y" bn.s s%y :h Ss' o OF
misses. sl.25 pays for misses Pebble shoes.
stylish form, erect Mt, and wo warrant
levery pair nothing like SO good II shoe has
lever been gold for S!.25. You must eee them
MEMS WDhKtnG SHoES. Attention Il
asked to our piOw, mill and reurosd shoes,
(which recommend themselves whom wor
land for which We have steady custom de
IN nd. 81 90 to = - will buy Rocd pair
~ 81 and 81 90 win get you staunch pair
and you'll come agsin. Sl.75 Will buy g0ot
. Iphir 81 mems Kp1ttrS, u w VIII Uuy you
tpair of our Ser nlless Congress, hoOk-lBco o
ibutttn they give comfort to tender feet
ts2 Is will buy pair OF button, hoCk-lac 0
!. lCongress. ~ rs will pay for pair If sewec
J. calf, button,' congress or hook lace shoes, q
!. Ito be tqIaled in town at the price MT an
/. Hook veal, and we guarantee the wear. som
t. .of ese are not quite as goo as you ought I
;. ibuy, but half loaf ia better than no breat
I and when you have not enough money to bu
I. what we tnink you ought to, wo DO our be-
{. TO help You select the pair that win b ut su
Il. your purpose. Next time you may afford I
Il. buy those which we ree0mm end. When v
.. recommend or guarantee shoe, We stan
Il. By the guarantee. We vast your o0Dfien'
and we want y ar continued custom by d
4. serving IL You can depend on tho best ft
lyour money always at
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE,
a NO. ae Market street,
a WILMINGTOU, DEL.
y. twM ~ RARG0Ck
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WILMIHGTOH, DEL.
|WM. n BABCOCk
neutrality-suspicious..
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

bhENKF NoTs
"By a thorough knowledge Of the natura
laws which govern the operations Of digestion
and nutrition, ard by . careful APPLICATION Of
the fhe properties OF well selected Cocoon, MI.
cpps has provided our breakfast tables with
Qelicztely Favored beverage which may snvt
vs. many heavy doctors bills: lti1 by the in
stltution may De gradually built up unit
strong enough TO resist every tendency Il
disease. Hundreds OF subtle malsdies arr
hosting around us ready to attack wherevc:
there Is weak point. We may escspe many
4 fatal shast by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and q properly nourtshet
frame. n-Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk,
SOLD only in half pound tins BY srocerA ls.
belled thus:
JAMES EPPs q Co., Homeopathic
l0HEnETa. LONDON, EN6lAED.
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The Darwintan theory perplexes the
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P. T. BARNUM


hnoog cal congress OF svsge tribes
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A woRKINGMAN stepped into this
Office yesterday and parslyzed US by
saying that the badge Of she Cleveland
administration, is patch on the,
we'll on the trousers.
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Virgoe, Middleton & 90. S
consider we ny it OF these,
and o1re 0ers4z -except OF
price and the stuff inside.
We've struck 4 Bonanza.
B, the door, 1915 Chestnut-Arcade.
This suggests another
worth telling Of.
A month or so ago we
advertised war m winter skirts
one day and dropped them
without another word tor
several weeks. We hadn't
seen them.
The maker was reputable.
What we ha d ordered you
would have eagerly bought.
But he took the money we
didn't pay h N out Of the
skirts; and W e popped them
back on his hands. If that
man ever sends US mer-
chandise again, we shall wait
It'll we see it.
But we've got the skirts
Jail the same. Warm winter
skirts at Is cents to $3.50
such as, YEN think, ought to
Icost twice the money-you
cant see how they are made
|for the none y. No. they're
mot worth double-ma-
chinery doe S it partly
THEY'RE wo nth perhaps q
third more. Memorable fig
lures
This is a good way tc
put it: re adymade warm
lskirts for about the cost o.
, the stuff.
!, West of Arcade, tenth counter-wher'
I'll the Umbrellas used to be-.
| Millinery Opening Mon
Iday il we dare to call it ar
d Iopening. We shall Grove
1.-THE builders out that day.
Il Forty Pa ris hats and bon
elnets and haIf-a-thousand a
% least Of our own. You shall
,see them, if you don't nlin'
10 the chaotic condition 9
a a things there. The onl
~ room we We got to sho'
Of them in is the second floc
he lof the cor ner Of Thirteent
ed and Chestnut. Don't kno
where they'll be in a wee
Tor two.
o. Tsss car in 1903 Chestnut.
ed Complete sashes, firing
% on ends, bars OF plush al
's u uncut plush across at Il
md ends F.; an d the half-and-h;
are thick in the mido
land thin ct the edges
S. odd as p retty Don't knc
- whether ali silk or not a
Or can't find out without spe
a. ing one both sides ali
h!es4; not enough for all-sil
IL and that's all the clue we
. q y. got.
'"i' East OF the Arcade steps, among
Ribbons
the GUM cts black silk
,nts traordin ary.
lars We have secured GU
!. black cachemire silk o
un- quality not to be got to
akerl dollar we never saw
noltime when it was to be
ingsIfor dollar before. A
till lnr a yard
said Ten other qualities
liars from 55 cents to $3.7
1em. yard.
p to sou'twe st from the oanter.
they'll Crtpe,lisse ruche
haveI beats even Nottingha
y of'hree rows, goffered
t wclpIe at ed and piled up at
liting with wide silk binding
We cents a yard ! They
'rk OF |" I'D wv can you sell it
S wasl Not going to tell.
1 NIr-i Sou, west from the center.
s 2s- M ems and boys hat
o-cent sci as carefully as any
good. in the store. We have
theIadva ntage. Fifty II
coul dn't divide with 20
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WILMINGTON, MONDAY, ocroerp -.
BARNUM & LONDON
BIG SHOWS
Always United. Never Jyjd,d

DAhNUm NhIUhNS ~ VI TT.
% + AnfYsI,,, IN
pride ,bi .,
which O
dman
A
before
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n OF ASIDE SH U W,

i5ut q regular legi: mate exhibition OF all
tn at ia worth having or buying in foot~ear
bought at proper figures, AMI will be sold al
guaranteed lowest pr Cos. Drop In and rec
now far little IN oney will 20 at tho - ia nj
lily Sh' q Store. :" 2os Market stToet whining
ton nRtAwaYa
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Looking Toward Dakota.
The following letter, dated La Fay.
cite, Ind, May "a, will be of interes.

The following letter, dated La Fay
cite, Ind, May "a, will be of interest
here: g >; Il -
EDITOR DAILY INTER- -OcEAN-Dear Sir:
II have copy of your valuable paper
before me and I need only to in.
form you that more than twenty fami-
lies left this city and vicinity for Dako-
ia this spring and many more are anx.
ious to follow. The severe winter in the
Hoosier state, together with the uncer-
tainty of good crops here, and the GER
tainty there, has marked effect upon
emigration. Hoping to visit your fav-
ored region again in August and to take
few friends with me to give them u
taste of natures blessings 80 bountifully
bestowed on your favored locality. am
inclined to say that there is great fu-
ture for Dakota and no close observer
can entertain doubt; but what she is
in most need Of now is practical farmers
who will not permit their lands to be
halftilled and grain wasted as hundreds
are now doing. The hope Of II country
is good farmin5. WM. MorE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Bottineau County,

Col. John Ely and William Harris
came in from Moose river Thursday
evening. They report stock looking
splendidly and pasturnge good. The
buffalo gnat has put in an appearance a
little earlier than usual. Col. Ely has
been appointed commissioner for the
southern district of Bottineau county,
vice Archibald Flnlayson resigned. The
Colonel says the county is suffering for
u newspaper, and a good live enterpris-
ing editor could have IL soft snap by
going into that county now. There are
about 400 voters and nearly every one of
them would subscribe from $2 to S.
each toward starting the puper. There
will also be considerable county business
for two years to come.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
The Band Excursion.

The cornet band excursion Wctlnes-
day was complete success. Although
the weather was not as fine rs it might
have been, yet they had Il pleasant ride
on the lake to tho Fort and return.
There was good music and dancing. as
well AS the refreshments Of the season.
Among tho ladies present were Md's.
Rcqua, McCullum, Burdick, Twiford,
Springer, Duggan, Allen and the Misses
Benham, Clause, Herman, Benson,
Alexander, Parker and Knutson, and
about fifty gentlemen. The cxcur-
sionists returned home about II o'clock
well pleased.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Hard Luck.

We notice in the Canadian-American
that Geo. A. Kerr, an old schoolmate
Of the city editor Of this paper, has
Jared badly through Riel. He and his
brother were doing business at Batochcs
crossing and were imprisoned by Riel.
They were subsequently released on
parole, but afterwards made their escape
and were sentenced to death by Riel
Georges property Of furs Of about
$4,000 value, were seized by the rebels
and he will have to start life anew in
the world again.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Card of Thanks.

The members Of the Cornet Band de-
sire to thank the people of Devils Lake
and others for their munifcent assist
ance towards their excursion, and al
though the amount realized was not suf-
ficient for the purpose the excursion
was gotten up for, yet the people re-
sponded literally, and as soon as the
band become little more perfect in
the manipulating of their instruments
they will give the citizens general SER
enade. The band was photographed in
group this afternoon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Would Make Them Fipht.

The INTER- OCEAN Ind II call Wednes.
day from Hon. d. NJ. Kelleher and W.
B. Ncwland, Of jamestown. Mr.. Kcl.
leher is one of the prominent Demo-
Gratis Of the Territory and is member
of the Territorial committee. He says
he would like to be appointed to go to
Europe as umpire between Russia and
England; he would make them fight in
week. However, we suspect that Mr.
Kelloher would accept federal office
in Dakota-registership, receivership or
something.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Mission Notes.

a TT. Totten correspondent writes:
The mission mill started up Wednes-
day, after being shut down three weeks
for boiler repairs. G. NJ. Schoonemaker
did the work. lie put in new hues and
they do not leak Il drop. lie is an A l
engineer. There were twenty five
wagons loaded with wheat Mt the mill
the day after it started, and the
concern is piled full of wheat.
The boys from the school went hunt
ing duck eggs today and in three hours
brought back 453. The lads have sharp
ewes,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Sudden Death.

Elmer Haviand received Il telegram
Tuesday evening from his father A. j.
Haviland, Of Fort Dodge, Iowa, stating
that his sister had died very suddenly
at Chicago, ILL.,, on last Sunday evening.
At the time of her death Miss Ilaviland
was the guest of her aunt, Maria Bard
well, editor of the Chicago Legal News
She had intended visiting her brothers.
family in Devils Lake III the near future.
The remains were taken to Fl. Dodge
for intcrment.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
About the Size of It.

Special Timber Agent Ihos. Harlan
has been to Turtle mountain and Moose
river examining alleged cases of tres
passes Of government timber, and finds
that the settlers are only taking what
government allows them, enough to sat
isfy their immediate wants and will re-
port to that effect to Uncle Sam.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

(From Saturdays Daily 1nter.Ocean.
Register Pew, of Towner county, went
down to Minneapolis today.
E. E. Dill came back today from,
jamestown by way Of Minnewaukan.
Mr.. Foote brought in carload of
young stock yesterday from Melrose,
Minn., for Moose river.
Louis Budde went down to NtcGregor,
Iowa, this morning. He is Interested in
railroad pay day at that place.
A. H. Maynard Il Co. have opened up
a new fruit store OH Kelly avenue, where
they will be pleased to see all their old
customers again.
Capt. II. Fl. Carpenter, treasurer, and
Ahranl Carpenter, commissioner, of
Rolette county. who reside at Island
Lake, are i'll the city today.
w. w. Taylor, of Lafayette, Ind, with
Morton Barrows and William T. Graves,
of st. Paul, took drive up through the
Coulie country and are highly pleased
with its, appearance as an agricultural
region.
DR.. James Brown, of Roshester, N. V,
arrived yesterday. DR.. Brown will
settle here if he concludes that there is
enough sickness to keep him busy.
North Dakota has always been IL poor
place for physicians, unless they farm it.
Grand Forks Plaindcaler:-Tho Misses
Hattie and Nettie Rumney arrived in
this city yesterday and returned home
today. Their visit was by several days
too short, but they will be in Grand
Forks for longer stay ut some future
time. They will remain at their broth.
er's pleasant home at Devils Lake dur.
ing the summer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30

'Fr"m Tnraln! 5 Daily Int-r-th.am.)
i. ". Sloltzc came mp from I.arimorc
yesterday evening.
O. b. Bolster. the Minneapolis hard
ware man. is in the city calling on his
customers.
DR.. Ruger was in town this afternoon
and reports wheat in fine condition about
Grand Harbor.
John SciIer and p. Fl. Maker return
ell today from Turtle mountains with Il
load of furniture for the I.akcvirw.
W. II. Makec left for Dunseith today.
He has been i'll the city for three days
attending a contest before the land office.
George Seigneur's shack, two miles
northeast, was burnt on Sunday with
about $50 worth Of clothing and groceries
in it.
J. NJ. and &. NJ. Snyder arrived last
evening with Il carload of stock and i'm
plements for their farm northeast OF
Cando.
Romeo and Parson are engaged to
wrestle with an unknown on the Fourth
Of July. They have been practicing
already.
Jacob Mogg is down from Willow
creek today and filed on homestead
and tree claim, having used his pre-enp.
ton right. Mr.. Mogg has been in the
mountain region three years.
Miss Wilkes, who has been visiting
two or three weeks with her sister, Mrs
A. B. Bennett of this city, left yesterday
for Fort Berthold by boat, where she
holds position on the Board of Ameri
can Presbyterian missions,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Steele came uI
from Grand Forks last evening and rre
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hans
brough. They went to Ft. Totten today
accompanied by Mr.. and Miss Ballou
Mr. and Mrs. Wishart and Mrs. Hans
brough.
H. J. Randall returned from PARK
river yesterday. He reports business
very good there, but nothing to compare
with this town. He will ship most o
| his horses from that point to Devil.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Opening.

The invitations are out for the Hotcl
Arlington opening at Minnewnukan
next Tuesday evening, June I'd, and
the affair promises to be most clabor.
ate Inauguration Of business at one of
the pretticst hotels in the west. The
Minnewaukan people have been long
suffering. but have at last secured the
railroad. The Minnie H. will run from
this city, carrying guests both ways.
The time Of leaving will BE- announced
later,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
BENSON'S BAWL.
Points in the Complaint Against
-: s's'e Ramsey County. "'a''

Sheriff Wagness served the Benson
county contest papers upon our county
commissioners Thursday. The case
is entitled Jonathan Roberts, resi-
dant of Ramsey county, appellant and
contestant, VS.. the county Of Ramsey in
the territory of Dakota, and the board
Of county commissioners of said county,
respondents and defendan'.'' The
complaint recites that an election was
held in contormance with special act
Of the legislature, in that portion of
Benson county described in and bound
ed by said legislative act. on the 2Sth
of April, 1885, and then states the
grounds of appeal to be, first, that no
election was held; second, that no no.
tices were posted in the established pre-
cincts for eight days, prior to said pre-
tended election Or ut any length of time
whatever; third, that no notice was
served upon the Judges OF "said pre-.
tended clection;" fourth, that the re-
turns were not signed by duly qualified
judges of election fifth that the polls
were not opened or closed pursuant to
law, and legal voters were thereby de-
prived of voting; sixth, that majority
OF the votes cast were against said an
nexatlon; seventh, that minors under
the age of Il" and other persons not
qualified were permitted to vote, and
said illegal votes were counted; eighth,
that intoxicating liquors were kept,
dealt out and drank in tho same build
ing in which the polls were held, and
that money was paid out in bribes, and
votes thereby obtained for said annex
otion; ninth, that the canvassing board
Of Ramsey county had no legal right to
receive or canvass the returns.
Edward l.. Wager and Irvine Church
appear as surities for costs, and G. l..
Campbell is attorney for appellant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
From Fridays Daily Inter Ocean.


Wheat 70 cents.
Sam Dodd returned from Park River
yesterday.
Mr.. Johnson, the house mover, took Il
trip to Turtle mountain today.
Judge lfar'iee has been appointed cen
sns cn,ltnerator for Towncr county.
\ bone train of about twenty team.
makes daily connection with this e
now.
Wctenhall lost a pair Of stationery
oars. Perhaps Charley Hunter has
them.
Over twenty rn,igran; teams passed
through this city ,nlay for the Turtle
mountain country.
JOS. NJ. Heard, the travelling wholesale
hardware man. is in The city and is the
guest of w. n. Moore.
e. & l.. Bnddc have completed the
foundation for their new store and have
one brick wall partly up.
Frank Converse and Martin Mrfullun
caught nine pickercl in less than All hour
yesterday, the largest one weighing l34
pounds.
A. Solberg has imported an elegant
sewing machine for stitching leather and
| will in future he able to make the best
scwed boot in this market.
Hugh J. Watt of Pennsylvania, is in
the city visiting his brother James, and
| will take a position with another brother
| at Bathgatc. Pcmbina county.
Tom Fasset came in from Dunseitll
this morning. He says he kept look
out along the road for the county records
| that were stolen out of the safe at Dun
seth, but did not find them,
w. H. Jennings is in the city in the
interest of Mark Twain's latest "excru-
tiation, 'Huckelbefry Finn. The fronts.
piece, plaster paris bust Of Mark, is
worth the price Of the book. You'd
think he'd been dead century.
The half days rain we had here or
Wednesday favored the Devils lake re-
gion only. There was not one drop al
Iakota. 1t was a judgment on them fol
falsifying about the Devils Lake and
surrounding country, to the representa-
tives of the Vermont colony.
George DeGroat is in the city. HI
came down to meet his father, Mayor De
Groat, of Hillsboro. He says all tn.
farmers are breaking and that all the lant
around his place has been taken up by
| emirrants this spring. but north of hin
there is lots of good land not yet filed on
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
CITY Board.

City board met Tuesday night, present
President Mann, Trustees Alexander
and Moore. 1t was moved by Trustee
Alexander that the price per cubic yard
for grading Fifth street be changed from
20 cents to IS cents per cubic yard, ac-
cording to original contract. Carried.
Adjourned
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
It Paws.

Who will dare say that the DAILY In
TEK-OcEAN il not the best advertising
medium in North Dakota? Prescott &
Burnett have had applications from st.
Paul and two or three smaller towns in
Minnesota TO borrow money and each
person said that they saw their adj in
the DAILY INTEH-OCEAN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
A Beautiful Example.

An old man was stricken down with
some kind OF Il fit on Fourth street
Tuesday evening. 1t was disgusting to
see some Of our citizens doing "smart
things" to torment the poor old man in
his atllicton. 1t WAS Il beautiful exam.
pie to show ten or twelve little children
who were mingled with the crowd
Marshal Coolin appeared and dispersed
the crowd.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Decoration Day.

Today is national holiday.
Thousands Of the graves Of the heroes
of the late war will be- decorated with
the springs vioets. The day will not
he observed in this city, as there are no
soldiers graves to decorate. The land
Office will he closed, in accordance with
orders.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Good Sense.

Several emigrants who arrived here
some days ago have concluded after
thoroughly looking over the ground that
it is bad policy TO push too far beyond,
and away from the railroad, and have
made up their minds to locate in the fine
country east Of here and North of Bai tlett.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Delighted with Dakota,

A. j. Parker returnd to New York
Wednesday and will come back in
about thirty days. 1t will take him
that time to settle up his business out
east and remove everything he has to
Dakota. He is perfectly delighted with
the country.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
DEERING HARVESTER And BINDER
WALKERS IMPLEMENT DEPOT,

WALKERS IMPLEMENT DEPOT,
Can harm no one, while a few days de-
lay i'll harvest works incalculable injury.
The same logic applies to the twine pur-
chase. The Deeringior Marsh)was the first
harvester made, the first company to use
the Appleby binder, the first to discard
the plunger-bolt knotter. Max the light
est draft, simplest and strongest binder
manufactured. Is the only company
represented in Devils Lake that fur
nishes s foot cut if wanted. Deering in
1884 made and sold more complete bind
ers than any other company ever made
or sold in one year. I can furnish the
best mixed twine as low as can be sold
and can furnish good twine at 15c per
pound; will work well on binder. Our
friends are requested to call and exam
inc the Deering Standard and Junior,
and our full line of goods rs in card.
Will sell a good wagon complete for
$50, warranted; good breaker for SIG,
warranted.
Selling nothing but the best quality of
goods, and trusting to the satisfaction
given by these goods to increase future
sales and profits, am, yours, etc,
ALIEN WALKER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-30
Loaded for Boar.

District Attorney Campbell came
over from Minnewaukan Wednesday
loaded down with documents which he
proposes to serve upon our commission
ers in tho proposed legal dispute Benson
county has raised over our ''annex."