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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

Mutkp.-In this city, on the s5th inst, John
W son of Augustus u, ana Mary Miller, In the
Sith year of hts age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited To attend the funeral, nom his parents
residence, No. &i South nuhe street, ON Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock lntUrment ut Wood
ward mn cemetery.
KAvrrNAS December >, lsSs, at Lttitf, au'
castor county. Pa, Miss Lottie :. hAuhmnn,
aged q years, IL months and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence Of her parents At I'tltr on
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. Services at the
Mpravian church.
BRCGAN. In Colgrutn, on the 2sih inst, ECn.
mis- Brogan. in tho 6Nth year OF his a4;u.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in,
ytted TO attend his funeral from his late rCst
dence. on Friday morning NJ 10 o'clock. To
proceed TO CathArue cemetery, pvumoro town
shin, for iutermeut n'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

:
J. N NsgMGeg.r. Agent Of hs .NeW England
Mutual Accldsn! 4 AsIOCidlfOn
DEAa sIR To say that AN delighted pith the
r, NJ. \. ASS, OF Boston, Mass but fully ex-
presses my feeling, for ! consider It one Of the
most reliable accident companies 10 the coun.
Try. Some q my friends claim that am very
ehthusiastic on the' subject, and why shouldn't
! be Especially when / speak from experience.
heIda certificate OF membership in the com.
phny' On the 9Th Of November | not with an
accident which laid me up for six weeks on the
ga OF beoemper FLED my Claim for indemnity.
and on the 27th OF December received ,lsn % in
full Your claim that " IL Is tho best and cheaD.
est Insurance. in the word has, IN nv opinion
been fully proven, ana / take pIeaa ure In r. G.
ommending " The New England Mutual Acct
dent Association " to all my friends
Yours truly,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

IL Is settled by Evans Paying the Full Am ou
of the EmbrrrIement

Ii Is settled by Evans Paying the Full Amount
of the Embr rtrlement
The rule 10 show cause why new trial
should not ba had in the case OF common.
wealth vs., Robert j. Evans, convicted OF EN-.
bezzlemeut, was called for argument this
morning Counsel for the commonwealth
agreed to have the rule made absolute that
Is, sneS trial granted upon Evsus paying
over 10 the estate Of LnrenE Speidel the
smount of the ombeEZlement and all costs
aud after the rule was m8de absolute to
have a rJ' pros entered. Judge Patterson, f,
who tried the case, took the papers and re-
served decision. This afternoon the court
agreed to le' the case he disposed OF in that
way, and Evans counsel then hauded to the
representative Of the Speidel estate the full
amount alleged 20 have been embe EZled.
over FS 900,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29
CIoslng Priccs-a o'clock p. N.
New York stocks

New loEN, Dec, .e,l.J0 p. m.-Money loan q
al from to per cent Exchange iUl, sJL .
4si. Governments steady. Currency G. o. O. p :,
biz Is Coup, o. 29LG bid ilS's DO, 81 lo3f bid.
The stock market opened shade lower than
It closed yesterday, but soon .trsng ,hened
under a buying Of 81 Paul Lake shore. Della
ware, LaCSavauna Western. Jersey Cen.ral,
Western Union and Reading, and prices I'D
vanced steadily from the nrst call Up TO the
Present writing The advance as compared with
yesterdays f.ures ranges rg,rn 2. 70 * per
cent,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29
Ths LAWYER Knoos.d Ont

/. is well known that the best of feelings
has not existed for some time between Capt,
McMelleu sud ex District Attorney DAVIS
growing out OF the lstler's candidacy, fo
which the csptsin WAS the financial backer
They met on Tuesday At the Exchange hote
and the result WAS small row, during " hich
the expounder OF the law received a blow on
the nose. Mutual friends separated the
belllgerents before any further punishment
was inflicted on the representative OF Bsrbary
Coast
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29
Ever Prompt-No Delays

The Egui. able Life Assurance Society /, inva
rAG.y the first TO meet its obligations. Only n,
Gently death struck, without warning. ons of
our most esteemed citizens, who had wisely in.
snfeo IN strong, regular companies. Claims
were forwarded lat week that TO the EquIta
Die was acknowledgsd by a sight daft for the
luA amount OF the insurance and added diyi-
dends. Lite insurance Is more than A dutv-t
Is pTohAple investment The Equitable con
tracts HTe Uncomfortable and profitable. having I
diyisible Surplus OF over seventeen million do
lars
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29
Charge oTIsudIurd-

Charles Miller, who kept the Cross Keys
hotel and Merrimac house for some years,
but who has been keeping hotel at Msrtic-
Vile the past year, has removed to the city
and taken charge OF the Exchange hotel.
Daniel B. Frey has taken the MartiCyille
hotel vacated by Mr.. Miller.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29
presented a Violin 400 Year. Ola.

WAlker d. Wales received a fine Christmas
present from his friend, DIR. w. L. Fisher, OF
Lancaster The gift is handsome violin,
which Is said to be over 100 years old. The
Instrument Is tinely flushed and has a skull.
lnliy carved head. 1t possesses clear and
Charming tone and under Mr.. WAIesj dITec
spn nsloaions sounds lost from IT, This
ssiusole Instrument was given Mr, Fisher
by an aged Catholic priest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

john Kyle, former resident OF this city,
died on Tuesday at hIghspIre, During the
war be served in the 18Th Pennsylvsnis
cavalry. His relatives have made spplica-
ton for his burial In the soldiers lot at the
Lancaster cemetery,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

"AiFsd F,ckie," ms EVeninc. This evening
J. Polk. the popular coined tan, appears In the
opera house in his great comedy entitled Mixed
Pickles" The queer title 10 tho play comes
from the comical situation in which two broth
ers' Joe F!ckts. personated by Mr Polk and the
RsV. Arthur Pickis, both Of whom love the same
girl, are involved by tho mischievousncsa of
the former, who lnally wins iha hand OF h =
sweetheart The company supporting Sir. Folk
is said 70 be strong
"Ihs Black Crook TO morrow evening hi,
grand old spectacular play Will be prcsente In
Fulton opera house By MOUltOn s. Bakers large
company, tho proprietors OF which have made
special arrangements with the Kiraliys TO pr
auce the play throug hOut the county. Besides
the large quantity Of hne Ecen0ry which tn,
company IA SAID 10 carry they have a large btl.
let company which Is led by Mile Eugenia Cap.
pe!lni ana MILE Adele Camis. Among the
specially artists are the Three Herbert Brothers,
won leIul gymnasts; Duncan, the renowned
Ventrloqnist Del Necho. the musical marvel,
ana others, one OF the novelties 10 an Amaze.
nian march by shapely young ladies' in armor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

Dr.. H F. Ebermsn, the physician attend.
ing Odlcer Pyle, who was so badly injured at
the Lancaster rink Saturday evening, says
that his condition has been bad, but to Is pow
recovering and may he able to be out In
few days Il nothing unusual occurs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

The mayor acknowledges the receipts of
the following donations 70 tho soup fund /:
Henry L. Nsgle 33 luaves Of bred John.
Blnkley, (SmOketOwn) IS lOaves of ureFd
Philip LeOzelier one load OF wood.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

isev. y. d Scales oil East Lynn, lila who
ran away with Miss Matthews, leaving hia
wife and i've children behind, was arrested
In London, ont, Tuesday. The parties oon.
cerned consented 10 20 back in charge OF de-
tectiye.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

\ smsI, welI-dressed boy was found
wandering on East King street thls afternoon
by Oficer Gill lie ia now at the station
house,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

Thieves on Tuesday night broke into the
barber shop Of John Wilson at Qusrryv!lle q
and stole a number OF razors and other 7
property.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29
nhh III. Leg Hrnken

Charles Young, Of Little Britain, had leg
broken and shoulder bruised recently by his
horse falling on him,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-29

o,Ihe The avenues leading 20 an early grave have
70 ceuts. " N'"SN 7SiSp'
- nm Nm pelphy, Academy Hotel, Baltimore, Nd
"sNis oul eheets an entire cure" Price Is
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NEW ADVERTEyENgSYs

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pAKING POWDER.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11


T. Our Assemblyman elect from Bot
sineau county, Col. Ely, the granger
from the Mouse, in view Of the un-
precedented vote by which he got
there, proposes to kill the fatted calf
as soon as he is able to recover from
the excitement consequent upon his
great victory. The promised least
reminds US Of the story Of the distin-
guished cultured divine of Boston,
who was preaching an eloquentsermon
on the fayorite text, Of the prodigal
son. In the midst ofhis most brilliant
flights Of oratorical imagination, he
pourtrayed thejoy Of that fond father
who had waited for 50 many years for
his long lost son, and in whose honor
upon his return, as be said, he had
been fattening. that calf for four or
FIVE years. Possibly not one Of his
hearers knew any better, but NE are
assured that Col. Ely will make 40
such mistake as that.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11

BY vtrenekmea he ! meant the,
cutting off Of such expenses as whiskey
and tobacco, which in the aggregate
would enable one to purchase extra
suits Of clothes occasionally for him.
self, and a a.ssv gown for his wife.
By reform Ire inculcated the thought
that even in this life there was some,
thing worth living for, in such per.
senal reformation and revivifcation as
would give him q new life, a new and
a better character, new and higher
phase Of. manhood.
After many illustrations, descrip-
tive Of E'modifed" t. a., and other
wise, the Rev. Elder Planette followed
with one Of his earnest and eloquent
exhortations, and there is no doubt,
that if hesecretary had been present
with his roll of honor, that many
would have signed the pledge, The
next meeting takes place in four weeks
from Tuesday last, December 7, 1886.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
COUNTY AFFAIRS.

On the first page we give today the
annual report of the county clerk
showing the amount of all orders on
the treasuary issued during the year
ending Nov. 1st. 1886, to whom
allowed and on what account, which
was posted up in the office of the
treasurer on the 1st Monday in No.
vember as provided by sec. 1O3 chap.
20 Of the political code Of Dakota.
Together with the summary as pub
lished, there is posted a detailed
statement Of each individual warrant.
There were 130 warrants drawn and
issued, altogether. By the provisions
Of the section Of the code referred to,
this report should be made conformity
with the treasurer, but as yet the
latter named officer has failed tomak ke
out his exhibit. When posted will
publish for the information of the
PIONEER readers.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
Land Office at Deyils Lake, II. r.

Octbtler II, 1885.
Notice is hereby given ,h',t the follow
ing naI,,aii settler h filed notice If hi
I.trnti"n to u'ake FINAL pro- t in s,lppor,
II iiis CLAIM, End th"t g s,la l'rof will b+'
made b. fore tbt 4itge ur in his absence
heio,e the clerk VI the Il strict c .ur, y
bottinrau county,. ut lsottineau, u. 7. oll
i'EckMBEk 81, 1886. g H.. -.
\. l. PElER NnRnlN,
d No: 1886 f'r the ,s.2 md 3 md dse t
uf n u aid v ne spc6 7 l6l RIA.
he names the following WITNESSES 10
prove his 6 ,ntinuous residence nl'op. nj
cultivation If said land, VIZ: Telesl h"Te
Coss, ttt. Alan J cqnra, Csn.il Bari,
Leopold l.es-rge, VI B,ltineau, Bottinea..
county j.. T.
{.nht,'u Peter R,',illari. WHO fi'ed y
; NJ. 1907. til ] r,a,v Is h, 1885 ior TIE.
~ 4n- s.c + lBl r "a, are ere,',
summoned Il, apitar IT the time and
snIAc above m.i tione,, snd show use,
III any there be-, Why said E-ls Peter
Norliu should not be- allowed to nlak.
rro' san,l payment Nh advertised.
l2.l7 HY. w. LORD, Register.
NJ q. Tilbita, ~t,'y.z ;,S ~
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11

Immigration Commissioner Dunlap
has issued his estimates of population
increase for the year, ended de- June hle eSo.
1886. His figures show population
increase during the year Of $4,000
inclusive of births, which gave to Da-
kota population of $4,000 on that
date. The total number of hon.e.
stead, presumption and tree culture
filings for the year ended June 80,
1886, was 22,429, and Of final proofs
during the same period: 1892. The
total area filed on during the same
year was 1866, 1865: acres, and the
total area acquired by final proof was
1,404, ,030. '..--.: ,:,r
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
A GOOD JOKE ON MAO.

Among the many candidates who did not
seek the Office, but upon whom the honor
was literally thrust, is Maclay, the coroner
elect. He is happy in the thought that be
did nqt ask q man to vote for him, and de-:
clared himself entirely unconcelned about
his election; he said he was going to leave
it to his constituents. Considering that
Macs functions are to hold inquests on
dead bodies, it is certainly grim aatisfac-
tion to his constituents to know that if any
body is to sit and administer "crowner's
quest law" there is no one more acceptable
than the smiling Maclay, and. then too, he
will not charge more than ,sixty-six and
two.thirds percent. Of the usual fees. 81
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
and OMcc at Devils Lake, B.9I

Lapd Ofrt at4D Devils Lake, B.sT. =
81. .....s Is " go -soteber /, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the follssisA
named settlers hayg tiled notice Of thsirste
tention to make final proof in support of
their ella ma, and that said proof will ~
made before i. p. Dana, Judge and ex-effcdp
clerk OF the probate court Of Bottineaty
. county, af Bottinean, p Z, on November
1Ufh, 1886, ,syiz: st ss. Anls - ~ s
d Francis L. Malisspy,
p 2 4! e; als'l lslS tor the Of secs toyn lsl
He names the following witnesses to prove
his contihnots residence up n. and cullivi-5
ton Of, said and, viz: Theodore sherwin.
Paul Cleaye, ST., Edward Sherwin, Anton
sysnsrad, all Of Bottineap Rottineap county,
70. T. ssf*. y
Also, Paul cleave, ST.,
p Ds No. 1853 for ]. sec 7 Y tovh lsl range
He names the following witnesses, to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cnltivA-
tion Of, said land, viz:' Theodore SherNin,
Francis L. Malissey, Edward SherWin, Ans
ass,,S assy shf,Tin' 8 all e Be'tiheaa' Bo''ines
Also, Theodore Sherwin,
H. Z. No, 7O8 forsthe 9 sw 4anq 8 q }nw3
and lot4 sec l8tawn 161 range "a.
He names the.followipg witnesses, 70 prove
his continuou. residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of, aid land, rizs" Paul Cleave, Sr.,
Francis L. Mahssey, Alling Ohnstad, Anton
Svensrnd, OIL Of Bottireau, Bottineail county
D, r. = Hy:: W, LORD, Register.
9-l4 NJ. q. 'i'ihbi,s, hti'ys
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
l. ind Cfiice ~ Devils l. ke, u X.

Notice is hereby given that tie t.il.w-
my, pam d settl+r has fled nn,ice of his
intention to NJ he flu proof in snptr,r,
,,f his Ct inn ana that said proof will b+
N de t,etore the jn''ge or. in his abs rit:t
The ERIK If the .,isirict court FIR Bottin-
-au c"untv, Mt Rm,ineau, u. r., on No
vEMBER n h, 1886. Viz: ,S=
N .P,,LEONs ( OUlSSON. i,
M. 1894, furthe n VI 8. c 8 7 l6l RI
He names the following witness.s u,
prnve, his continuous Residence npon. and
cultivation Of, sai,i land, viz: E|zrar Vail.
.lAnco,,,t, Te rsrl.ore Gosse tt4, Peter 10,
.lill rl, Joseph kobillarl,,of Lordsbn,g,
K"ttineau county, y. T. ID, I'll. Fl, =-s. Z. y 4.
III Is HY. ". LORD, Reyister.
ii. q. Tihbits. stt'y. .ts-s d. ssa3s 81 z,,SE
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11

RSY. MI. Pfanetfe, MetEodist. Hcesid;as i,lI;,,
Elder Of the Grand Forks d;strixt,,ssl Il slwa, IL
town Tuesday, and expressed hiss delight
1 = the wonderful signs Of ptogress Bsttinea,, |,
exhibits since hisyisit .hers / year ago,
JIG i. regretted his inability to remain with
Us and preach as had been annonnccd. He
promises to come again so6n. Il.
And still i booms, .and looms up before
the gaze Of the sstonished people and still
the wonder grows how Bottiheau is grow inc, d,
On every hand the noise of:the hammer anl, d
the saw, the jack-plane and the screw is
heard all over the town. McB1ayen is
adding another story to his hotel. and .
fine two story building is going up on
st. Clair avenue to be occupied for a
printing Office and the dispensation Of law
and medicine. 4
The Presbyterian Social last evening Ut
the residence Of Mr.. Hugh Nicholl was all
that could be desired, ,.-in that respect
which more than any other gladdens the
heart Of the lover of the Sunday school,
Twenty-Five dollars and quarter wete the
proceeds from the feast Of good things,
that had been prepared by the ladies of the
church. to gladden. the inner man and
! woman too. The Library will now have .
good start. H. ~.-" ~
= The happy commissioner elec. from the
I'd district took especial occasion to con.
gratulate us on the result Of his election
and smilingly expressed his thanks to the
ProSktR for the assistance rendered him in
the recent campaign, while at about the
same time he very ungratefally Withdrew
his SUBSCRIPTION. .'This was the most un.
kindest cut Of ALL" AS we know the Rev
commissioner will and shonld read the
P1oNt ER and can't do without it, we viii
continue to send it to ~him with our com.
'plin,ents. .@<t
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11

LOCAL ITEMS.

John H. Simra has lost va uable Ma
sonic charm. Will somebody please find it
and return it to the owner. ... r.. (.
The. flower Of the family requires the
tenderest care Of VIM. L. Brander and uife
Of Butte St. Paul. It has just bloomed and
is girl. -, a. g..s: ~ :,
Though he got left the friends Of NJ. O.
Tibbitts rejoice that he is going to stay At
home. See his reception card in another
column, lst page. Z ,z.s.s @#
To those interested in the results Of the
eection outside of, yDakota, the ID page Of
todays paper will afford considerable food
TOR reelection. !. \. s.s-.,
Don't fail to take advantage Of our offer
"a present OF . years subscription to the
N. W. Farmer-see notice to subscribers
elsewhere. ,.@ 4. +. .=
The county Clerk announces that he il
prepared to issue certificates Of election to
the gentlemen honored by the votes Of the
people on the I'd inst. u. I. II. /.
7 Y, In the case OF the territory vs. dorman
the defendant was. discharged and the costs
saddled on the county. Considering the
frivolous character Of the complaint, great
many people think it should have been
otherwise. \. .t..ss
Francis Blackmore, whose wife has been
an invalid for some time, with his family,
leaves for Gladstone, Man, next week. May
her health be restored and the gladstone
Frank soon return 70 Dakota, She land "
pure delight. n
rs Mr.. Mcintosh the factotum Of The enter
prising house Of stoughton 3 Go, hai
secured the services Of Mr.. VIM. Murray,
in the. tinsmith line. No need nowsto send
to Dunseith. Winter is coming and, d,stovea
etc, are il order, yERBux sAP1Exr1 su5frcIr
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11

The election in Dakota shows some
very peculiar results. While both
branches Of the legislature are largely
republican, the result Of the vote for
delegate to Congress shows a very
large percentage of decrease for the
republicans. The most sanguine
did not expect that Clifford could be
defeated, but the latest returns seem
to indicate thai the majority of ST.
900, oftwo years ago, has been almost
completely wiped out, and if elected at
all, it is by very small majority.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11

.ost-A Team of Horses B
from Butte St. Psul, 0ctobe,
25th; a gray mare and bay
horse without shoes; 4 mlalrp
with foal. The finder will be
literally rewarded for leaving
word at this office or return,
ing to JOSEPH DOLNAL,
Willow City.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS OF
BOTTINEAu COUNTY. ~

The official canvass Of the. retqfhs
of the election in Bottineau county
was made by the board of canvassers
as prescribed by the code, on Tuesday
last. The county clerk called to his
aid Messrs Alex McBain and L. Bru-
nellie, county commissioners and L.
d. Dana probate judge.
Everything passed off smoothly and
quietly until the returns from the Sd
precinct were reached, and then it
became manifest that a small sized
row was likely to ensue by reason of
the various discrepancies and errors
that occurred in the lists and abstracts;
on the one hand it was contended
that the canvassers could not go back
of the returns, while it was as earnestly
maintained by the friends and legal
advisor Of MIR. Lemay that under the
circumstances a recount OF the ballots
should be had and thus satisfactorily
dispose Of the question so far as the
two candidates for sheriff were
concerned. 1t was finally agreed by
and with the consent of Messrs Fer
guson and LeMay that a recount
should be had Of the votes cast for
sheriff in the 8 precinct (Bottineau.)
After being counted twice, it appeared
that instead of IA votes for Ferguson
and 81 for LeMay, there were - for
Ferguson and only 40 for LeMay, a
beautiful commentary on the official
character for correctness on the part
of the judges and tally clerks. There
was a little disposition to kick, but
good common sense prevailed and the
result was acquiesced in by all. The
official abstract is given elsewhere.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
$l 'REWAnp,

Eost. Bitch. On Nov. 2; %.
small collie bitch, brown color
with yellow face, white ring
around neck. The above
reward will be paid, for hey
return or information Of her
whereabouts left at this Office,
by !, William r. Bell,
-r. Bottineau, Oak.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
LETTER LIST.

/, Letters uncalled for at the post Office at
Bottineau, D, T., for the month ending Nov.
/, 1856. II not called for within 90 days
they will be sent to the dead letter office.
In calling for any Of these letters say adj
yertised Nov. i, l88e. 5s s5 d S.35t
Anderson, Robert Milton. d.
Cascader, Thomas. Clares. Miss Belle.
Hannah, Edward ?. Jensen, Christopher.
Leymon, Mrs. Martin, Vim. Thomas
Mum, Il g. Washington W ebstor, II. s.
Weston, George. Woods, Thomas.
q 4 ss.s IS ". B. NoiLx, postmaster.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11

In the 21stlegislatiye district rexl.
bina, Cavalier and T0wner counties
have given majority for the Demo
cratic ticket of over 100, while
Rolette and Bottineau give together
only 80 majority adversely. F@
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11
Land Office ut Devils L ka, p. I.

Notice is hereby girrl III Il the t.l,.w-
ing named settler has filed notice Of lls
intention to make fnal proc. iu support
his cain, aid that said proof will he
made l,efpre Z. D. / ana, ju ,x. MI. ..x-
!, tficio clerk If ttle prnbat.. t,H1,s OF Bot
iiqeau county, at BottiAeau, 3, +, on
NOVEMBER 10 III, 1886. i II
VII III 4 d s. BICKH M,
DIS No. 1874 4 rtfhp,a 4ns and lots 1
and 2, sec ] 4 l62 4 49,. 'sI .ss
I. He,n.mes the fDsiowing witnesses to
prove Iii . continuous residence upon, and
scnltivat,nn III, saiE land, yiz: .Iohp D ~
wsnMlit.. Rich r.i Dinwonlir, John Nc-
Innia, John W.sG Si,urall, I'll Of Bottin.
seau, BottineAu county. j. I.
.lO-l5 HY. A. Lord, register. h
The Bottineau pioneer., 1886-11-11

Collector Geo. w. Post, of the
Nebraska distrsct. which includes
Dakota, has posted notice to dealers
in o]eomargarine in his district re.
quiring them to procure stamps for
special tax license, and also to stamp
all packages in their possession after
November 1st.