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We regret TO geo a disposition on the
part OF our neighbor the ReOster to deal
harshly and ungeperously by General Golf.
To be sure General Got is only human,
having human weaknessess. But then
there are humans on the other side, and
they have not been pPrsued in their pri-
vate atIairs by the INTELLIaESCRR.
Observe, for example, the case Of Sena-
tor Camden. Iii the absence Of an or
gan the INrRLLIoEvcER has acted the part
Of Good Samaritan to the Parkersburg
Statesman in the darker days when he had
but iew'iriends among the leaders Of his
own party. This newspaper has on all
proper occasions commended his private
enterprise.
Personally we iketho man ;therei sabout
him an easy.going, open.heartedness
which makes it pleasant to mount fence
rail with him and snap storiea for an hour,
Politically, IL Is unneccssary TO cay,
wo can't endorse the principles he cham.
pions; and We regret that one who is
capable Of doing 30 much good should be
80 Clts.ly affiliated with corporation
which has no soul, which takes a
tiendish delight in crushing rivals and is
Corrupiipg influence in legislation. 1t
ia 40 the representative Of tho Standard
Oil Company, which is liberal with its
money and not choice in It's methods in
politics, that Senator Camden Is peculiarly
open to attack.
II Republican leaders Areto bOBmirchod
by such illusions aa those in the Register
false construction put upon thing not
improper in themaelvea-prsjudices ex.
Cittdto njute tho nominee sndthe party
ut proper time the 1SrELMoEScER may
feel obliged, rs public duty, to submit
some suggestions for the general consid.
GRAFTON,
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oUsrER's THANKS,
To the Troops OF the Third Cavalry DiVi''
ion at the Close Of the war.

To the Troops OF the Third Cavalry Diyis'
ion at the Close Of the war.
HEADQUARTERS Third
CAVALRY DIVISION,
APPoMATTox CouRT HOUSE,, YAr
Aprl.9, 1865.
Soldiers Of Ae third Cavalry DiVisiOn;
With profound gratitude toward the
God Of battles, by whose blessings our en-
emies have been humbled and our arms
rendered triumphant, your Commanding
General ayails himself Of this his frat OPP
portunity to express to you his admiration
Of the heroic manner in which you have
passed through the series Of battles which
to-day resulted in the surrender OF the en-
emy's entire army,
Ihs record established by your indom'
liable courage Is unparalleled IN the an
mails Of war, Your proves has won LOT
YOU even the respect and admiration, oil
your enemies. During the past SIX months,
Although in most instances confronted by
guperlor numbers, you have captured from
Inc enemy, in open battle, one hundred
and elsyen pieces OF field artillery, sixty
five battle flags, and upwards Of ten'lhous-
and prsouers Of war, including seven gem
eTsl officers, Within the past ten days.
and included in the above, you have
captured iorty.siX pieces Of field artillery
and thirtyseyen battle flags. You have
never Loaf gun, never lost color, and
have never been defeated; and notwith'
standing the numerous engagements IL
which you have borne . prominent part
including those memorable battles oil tue
Shenandoah, you have captured every
oieCe OF artillery which the enemy dared
n omen upon you. The near approach o.
nsace renders it improbable that you vii
agaIn be called upon 10 undergo the Ia
| ,iSres Of the toilsome march or the expos
"Te NJ the battle field; but should the as
a;sIance Of keen blades, welded by YOU
stnTdy arms, be required to hasten TIT
Coming OF that glorious peace Tor which
; ye have been for SO long Contending, thI
General commanding ia proudly conhden
That In the future As in the past, every
demand will meet with . hearty and vii
ling response.
let US hope that our work Is done, ant
that, blessed with the comforts OF peace
We may be permitted to enjoy the pleas
ures OF home and fIieuds, For our com
Tades who have fallen, let us ever cherish
A grateful remembrance, TO the wound
ed, and to those who lauguish IN Southern
, prisons, let our heartfelt sympathy b
tende1el.
And now, speaking for myself alone
when the war is ended and the task Of thu
historian bpgins-when those deeds o
, daring, which have rendered the nam
and lame OF the Third Cavalry Division
imperishable, are ascribed upon the brigh
! pages OF our Country'a history, | only asI
t that my name may be written as that o
Commander Of the Third Cavalry Divis
, ion, G. A, CcsTER
Brtrst Major General Commanding
OFFICIAL;
/. W, BAREHART,
Captain and 4. A. A.G.
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Clgelpa Magazine.

Claelpt Magazine.
Whena girl enters a college sho fnds
herself in small world, full Of people
with all shades OF character and disposi.
ton. No ties Of blood bind her to them ;
she knows nothing Of their various tastes,
nor they Of hers. Living closely together
for several weeks, she has daily opportu.
mites Of seeing this question rise before
her fellows and before herself, and she
sees how II Is, and over must be. answer.
ed, II the world IL to Jog on at all peacea-
bly,.
She sees how perfectly dependent hu.
man creatures are on one another, how
ever much th0y may protest to the con.
trary; how each one must bear their
neighbot's burden, II there is to be com.
fort and, lastly, how the world Is really
kept together by the greatest oil all viz.
tues-Charity. Thus she learns self.sScrl.
fee.
There 10 little more to cay. No one can
deny, II they know anything at all about
It, that the social training Of college life is
very great indeed. The mixing together
OF students Of different ages has wonder.
fully good effect; tho younger gaining by
the experience Of the older, and tho latter
by the energy and ardOr Of the former
Tho joining III the social amusements Of a
college takes girl out Of herself, and
gives her confidence and ease most val.
liable when she leaves college to enter
into society.
urging q university training for girls in
suitable cases, l would, Of Course, except
It for those who have any pressing home
claims. For them college life IL out Of
the question, and should DO resolutely laid
aside. Duty-"stern daughter Of the voice
Of God"-iorbids them to take 1t up.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Key West, Fla, newspaper as q joke
nominated General Abe Sawyer for mayor
Tho general, who stands 20 inches high
aud weighs 2Sl pounds, writes 10 the
paper full aizsd letter, il which he says
III the people Of Key West would cleo!
me mayor, would bs nobody's tool, and
would show the psople what a good
mayor would do"
A soction.boss on tho Canadian branch
Of the Grand Trunk railway atimg that
fquirrels crossing the track NJ PetroIinr
absolutely blocked the road, and hand
car running into them killed sixty.four.
At MERGED, Cal, a harvester driving
wheel struck boulder, producing sparks
which set fire to the standing grain, and
240 acres OF wheat, 800 acres Of grass and
100 acres Of s!ubble were burned.
Miss Della Anderson, a handsome young
girl OF Youngstown, o., recently ran away
With strolling band OF KiCkapoo Indians,
who were engaged in selling medicine in
that vicinity.
In o Belgian pigeon race that took place
while ago the winning bird completed
$40 miles ut an average speed Of ISL
yards per minute.
An English syndicate 10 negotiating for
the purchase OF $1,000 acres Of grazing
land in Tehams county, California.
There are seventy.6ye banking ipstitu.
tions in New York city whose condition
is so encouraging that only two are below
par.
The latest word for the Partisan swell
Is Copenchic.
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Atlanta 0Hsiautton.

Atlanta QRaitiutton.
1.-THE four children OF DR.. ]. n. Cook
the veterinary surgeon, had u narrow et'
Capo this afternoon" said Captain Grim
at police headquarters last night,
SLOWS that" asked a CondiluliOn re.
porter
"Well, YOU SEQ, said tho captain, "Lhs
doctor lives az 270 boulevard. Yesterday
morning four Of his children, aged eleven
Year,, nine, seven and Ave, went out 10
gather hazel nuts In tho commons back Of
his place, their little terrier dog accom-.
panying them. The dog was noticed to
act strangely while going out, but as the
children were gathering nuts they paid no
attention 10 her Until Bhe suddenly ran
toward one Of them and Bit,
The child warded her OF, but tho eldest
little girl, seeing she was going 10 bite one
oiiheni, aB II was impossible 10 get the
smaller children out Of the way, brAvely
seized the iniurlated brute by the back Of
the neck and held her for some minutes
until her little brother procured q rope,
made slip knot, threw II over her head
and tied her tot tree, The little girl then
threw the dog upon the ground aud dash.
cd out oil the way. The children hurried
homo and told Mrs Cook that tho little
dog had gone mad, and Otthelr thrilling
adventure. Mrs Cook telsphonod to the
doctor at once, who went out and found
the facts 10 DO az stated. Upon careful
examination the dog was found 10 baVe a
Renulnp case oil hydtophobla Such Conr.
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vnEE l.Il VIVA, srrrrNprNEl, 1850
REPUBLICAN TI.KET.


Hint DLstrisi NATHAN GOFF, oilIarrISon Co. s.
S,colI Dtstriet-W. H. II, FLICK. oi Berkeley Co.
ghud Dtaritt- JAMES Il, BROWN, OF RSnAwhE 60
fourth Dlsr,el-J. a. HUTCHINSON, OF Wood Co
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Full
~ TON REAL ESTATE, BONE MILL, AMI
PERsONAL PROPERTY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EUI-
1 TnT pE1f FaTITE D0NF Mill, AM
~ III I'm !SN&I ppniRR'rY r'H'N
,,S -. -, oL,. r,.,,..,,
W. circuit court
Lewis Ortiz aud oihcrE) lhGhaheety'
ny virtue of a decree Of said court made In the
AhOyG entitled CA(,c oil the LIST day OF December
IA, Tho undo signed appointed Bperlal commits.
IiOurr, for The purpO,e will sell at public auction
MI Ina nF1ulISes. OcCllplgd by Lewis OFth, NJ the
Nat End Of Inc town VI EulIOn Ia said county, OH
eITupnAV nCronRp an issG
e"A V"p" -
aud tho boiler aud engine, ana all inc mAcnlltry
and implements used on tne pTemlsts OF SAld
Lewis 0Ith. Also the h0usehola ana Kitchen lutni,
tuIe and Other personal properly peIOnBng 70 lAil
0th, except certain Durts aud boilers anu 0lhet
machinery bought Dy bAlu VIn ~ nlAlS u prop
city formerly belonging 70 Michael Herr, and not
used about tue business VI SAID 10 Wis OFIn w. con-
due cd by him.
TERasOFsALE: CaSn'
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1856,
..s.,,,o,,oInn a, a r,o,ocL n ~, ,ho rndo,,t,,od
a. ~, ali U IIi,,
@ ~ W, NJ, ~ I
~ Wy ~ NY %ISn ~ ,,,O 1
Wy ioi9HluS PiSS y, " ~ W.
stIAeu " Oy % tuU ~ ~
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Sn,nand nss ioiIn,vs, IL SInnInv M tGe noTih,
SPSi d ,s s %S !ns%fS s6 1SS ns so
linls To stone, on the bank Of wheeling Creek;
thence nOttu iOityStYell anu loufth degrees west
i've poles and twenty Que lpKs 70 stolei lnSnGe
north twenly.esht anu hali degrees east, iOtty,
one poles 70 q suKe ~ NY icnCe 1 MIu iOAui
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sOle Agent for DuPOnts Sporting, Mining and
Blasting Powder.
brAted Church Candles, all styles. JAZZ
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Eune.waIrtter.

Having sold ninetsnths Of the Writing Machine,
sold IN the State, we claim Il clearly demonstrates
tho superiority Of our machines, Bel0WiWe.giyo
partial list OF customers using them:
Daily lntelllgencer, 1870
Daily Register
Newsletter.
W.P. Hubbard, attOrney.i
Robert While, RtOrneyI
iRSssPhI Z s BdS' 1 at,SlnSy
o. Sturgiia, attorney, Horgantown.s IT3l
John A. Hutchinson. attorney, Parkenbnfg.
Van Winkle 4 Amber attorneys, PAfkenburg.
LOOMS q Tavenuef, attorneys, PAfkenbufg,
W, II. II Flick, U. y. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes, U, 8. Commissioner
l., q, DeliickeF, Clerk q. =. Court, PArkerSbufR,
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, FAlFmOnt.
o. N. CLJmenA, CLERK Of Court, PAtkenburR,
u. e ;foge, Clerk Of Court, Hinton.
H. K. Past, Clerk OF Court, Mofgantown.
Manufacturer Insurance Company.
reabOdy Insurance Company.
UnderWflten' Insurance Company.
AldenOu 4 Atkinson, insurance Agency,
Edw. ". DunawAy, City Receiver,
Vance, Hughes NCO.
ZarniN bros Brokers,
Junction ltot Works
Whitaker Iron Works.
LAuRhli1 Iron Works.
BcnwOOd Iron Works.
A, ], Sweeney & eOii.
Hobbs, BfOckunler& Co.
For full particulars In regard 10 terrn Of bAle and
4. l.. ROSE 4 CO.,
aui4 IS Twelfth Street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAlNs-On and after May 20, 1Ss6--EIPlA-
NATION or REFERENCE MARKS. eDaily. tsundAy
excepted. monday excepted. wheeling time:
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srs,u Advertisements.

JXTANTED "A COOK, BY OCTOBER /
w Reference required, Enqulre Of los Main
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DIED

Lam CAsTER-ou Wednesday morning. ssptem
Der q, 1855. lANn A. LANcIsTRH' pgea aeVsnN
yean.
Fupsrll from his latN residence on the Fair
mont Pike, On Friday morning at 10 o'clock
Friends Of the family are invited ln1eFnsn' q
Peninsula Cemetery.
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Sp ctuI 9ntices.

FITs.-All FIH stopped Tree by Dr., Rline'S Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits alter ArSt days USE Mar
yelous cures Treatise and s2OO trial bottle tEee TO
FIteas Send 10 Dr. Kline OIL Arch st., PhilA, Pa
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-16
MORTGAGE SALE.

NEFArI.T HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE
lIconhition, Of n certain mortgage executed and de.
lirrTch by Archie turrie ian unmarried man %niDrtgaR.
or, to Frederick q. stevens, murigagro, datei the 2;rI
day of May, A. D., eighteen hundred and eighty four,
and recorded as n mortgage in the office Of the register
Of deeds Of the county Of Ramsey, in the Territory Of
lhak,ta, on the 18th day of June, A, D., 1851, at iu'cio,
there i. claimed and hereby declared to le duo at thu
date Of this notice, at the election Of mortgage. tho
sum Of tire" hundred and forty -rnr and ,h-lU dollars.
and no action "r proceeding liza. been Instituted a, Law
or in equity To recover the debt occurred by said mort.
gage or any part thereof, and said mortgage having
never been assigned,
Notice j.. hereby given, that by virtue Of a power Of
sale contained in said mortgage, and Of the statute in
sIcli case made and provided, the said mortgage will hs
tur'ciosel by u sale Of the inortgaged premises therein
described, which sale will I've made ut the front door Of
the court house, in the city Of Devils Lake, in the coun.
ty Of Ramsey, and Territory Of Dakota, at public auc-
ton, by tho sheriff Of said county, or by his deputy on
dr.ni and c~ighty.six, at = o'clock in the afternoon, to
satisfy the amount which shall then lie due on said
mortgage. with the interest thereon, and costs and ex.
pcI.,.. Of sale, aud thirty dollars attorney fees, as
stipulated in said mortgage in case Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage and 10 70 IL
sold are the lot, piece Ur parcel II land situated in the
county Of Ramsey, and Territory Of Dakota, andknOWu
and described a- follows. towit: The southeast quarter
f.e1l4 Il Of the southwest quarter (swL of section thirty
tiyc c%J). township one hundred aud h%fty-three 1853,
range sixfy.thrre (63) west, and lots four ~ and Ave
g. in section four ~, township one hundred and tiny.
two lj.l north, Of range sixty.threc (6,j west.
Dated at Fargo, Dakota Territory, this 2sth day Of
september, lhsG.
FREDERICK q. STEVENS,
Mortgage.
SIn.lIing & Tcnpleton, Attorneys for Mortgage, Far.
80, Dakota Territory. 1882
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Blame Opens His Campaign.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Large numbers of
finely executed lithographsfof Hon. Jas.
G. Blaine have within the past few days
made theirappearance III store windows,
tobacco stores and other places of pub
lie resort from one end of the city to the
other. Over the head is The caption,
"Our President in 1885," while at the
foot is an appeal to Republicans to lten-
tify themselves with Blaine clubs which
are now in course Of formation in var.
lous wards. These manifestations, cou.
pied with the announcement that Walk
er Blaine is about 10 open a law Office in
this city, and that Mr.. and Mrs. james
q. Blaine, Jr., (the recently married
couple) intend to make their home here
are much commented upon, and are
generally taken in local Republican Cir
Giles as indicating that the Blaine cam
paign has thus opened early right in the
center of Gen. Logan's stronghold. The
leading lights in the new clubs, while
chary Of conversation admit this much
and also report large accessions to mem,
bership, while the announcement i:
made that arrangements are being per
fected for Il great Blaine parade in about
Il month.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-16
Dick Kelly Gets Away.



Richard Kelly. who formerly lived
about seven miles east of here, was ar
rested last Sunday by Deputy United
States Marshal Stanley about two miles
this side of Devils Lake. Kelly had
be en- sojourning in this vicinity for some
time past and was hooting it to the Lake
when arrested. Both he and his broth
er were witnesses in the Fuller land case
and testified falsely, for which otfense
they were indicted by the grand jury
that met at Fargo last winter. Richard
better known as "Dick," until the pres.
ent time had eluded the officers. His
brother was arrested, stood his trial and
was sent up. Deputy Marshal Stanley.
having business at this point, brought
Kelly along with him, but alas for toe
much faith in a repentant sinner. While
Stanley was squaring upfor his W and
Kelly's dinner, the willy Dick made goot
his escape and has not been heard O
since. Barney wendell his way home
ward a wiser but Il madden man.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-16
Mothers,

There are upon the skin of every hu-
man being, child and adult alike, 900
600 pores. Through these pores, in the
form of ~insensi,lc perSpiration, is eN-
PEELED more'han one-Yuartcr fthc nour-
ishment taken into the system. Thcim-
portanrc Of keeping open these pcrspir-
alton valves upon Il child's body is see
ond only to that of promptly digcstina
the food eaten. Ii was to open the pores
of the skin and to assimilalc the foo(ltha
DR.. Pitcher formulated ca>toria. l.oo>c
bowels. constipation. fcvcrS and crup,
ions which are so constant among i'll
tants and children. and which kill one,
third of all children before they are iiv,
years old. arise principally from thc>,
two causes. 1t is from the wonderful
results attendant upon the use of Casio,
ria in regulating the stonlarhs and bow
els and keeping open the pores of tho
skin that Castoria acquired its world
wide reputation. With plenty of water
for the body, pure air for the lungs ant
Castoria to assimilatc the food, tlrr,
need be no ~ulacrountcd for sickness
among childrcd. Castoria is n vegetable
prescription without morphine or nthc,
narcotic property. Thirty years extern
sivc use has given il Il history never At.
tanned by another medicine. Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-16
SHERlFF'S SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Bi VIZ
~ tue of n judgment and decree Of foreclosure rem.
'i"tci IN the district court Of the Third Judicial district
of the Territory Of Dakota, within and for tho county
Of Ramsey, and filed, entered nni Iock-t"iin the ONCE
of the clerk Of said court on the 2sih day Of September,
1856. in M action In which Horace q Stone WA plain.
IN AMI Henry " brooks, tn" Farmers amt Merch.nta'
Union Bank Of Columbus Wisconsin, AMI " II Park
were defendants IN favor "i raid plaintiff, for the sum
Of six hundred ana thirty -ninc dollars aud seventy
nine cents principal. and twenty three dollars costs.
and in favor Of the defendant, The Farmers and Nor.
chant. Union Bank Of Columbus. Wisconsin, for III.
-,iim Of eight hundred ciylity-tircc and thirtson.hun-
irr,lths dollar, principal, and ten dollars costs. which
Judgment aud d"crec, among other things, directed M.
10 sell the "l'rt1ks Honsr, situated on lot twsity-ons,
on block thirty four, Of the city Of Devils Lake. b r.
and from tho proceeds Of aid sale pay to tho defeud.
ant, the Farmers nni Merchants Union hank Of Col
unbu-, Wisconsin, tn. sum Of eight hundred eighty.
tire" and l3-ln dollars and in cas-" tho Irocrc.is arts.
ing from the sal" of said Brooks House. after deduct
ing III" costs Ofthis uctipn. exceed. the amounts ncces-
snry 10 pay -nid defendant bank, then and in that cAse
til. said surplus to II. paid 10 the said plaintiff; and In
case the proceed. arising from the sale Of said Brooks
House nrr. not sufficient, after paying all costs Of tho
action, then am directed by said Judgment and dc.
Gre" T., sell said lot q, block 81, and from the proceeds
Of said sale. after paying all legal costs, pay to tho
plaintii the amount awarded t" him In eaiL Judgment
and decree, aud from the surplus. il any, pay to tho
defendant, the TURNER'S and Merchants Union Bank Of
Columbus, Wisconsin, the amount necessary to max
up any deficiency tu said defendant that may exist
after selling tn" brnoks House n- ahov" directed. And
by virtue Of a writ to me issued out Of the office Of til.
cluik 81 Ahll court, N ana Tor sad county ut Ramsey.
aud under the seal oi said court, directing mo to sell
lot u, block -. Of the city Of Devils Lake, b T; also
the I;ronk, House, located on said 10, and block, under
the directions stated in said Judgment and decree, !,
Ever Wagnes-. sheriff OF said county. will sell said
property To the highest bidder for cash, At public auc-
ton, at the front door Of the court house, in the city
Of Devils Lake, in said county Of i:am...y. on Monday,
tn" first day 'f November, 1886. ut the hour of two
O'Clock in the ait.rnu' u Of said day to satisfy suid
Judgment and decree. with intrr"-, and costs thereon,
and the cost, and disbursement. OF said sale.
Dated at Devil, Lake u II sent N. leSi
EVER; 4 ESS,
Sheriff of Ramsey county, b. T.
Mctcc 1 Morgan, Plaintiff ATTORNEYS. 1892
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-16

notebook that Day or Ziebach will DO
governor of Dakota within the next four
weeks. That is what the success of Day
at Aberdeen means. Mr.. Day was not Il
candidate for fun. He did not want the
place, and does not care for that or any
other position now, But he had to win
that fight or drop out of politics, and he
won it. Now he will be the man of men
in his party. There a be nc installing
the significance of late events.
Aaron II. Bell, late signal service OBJ
server at Bismarck, Yankton and Stand
ing Rock, is again engaged to be mar
ried. He has many friends throughout
the territory. Many a maidenly heart
will flutter when the news reaches them.
But they who know him best will never
believe that he intends to be married
until the deed is done. 1t is alleged that
Bell has been engaged to be married tc
not less than forty maidens. and yet re
mains single.