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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21
LITTLE LOTTIE LYNN.


The beautiful singing of this little
musical wonder, at the G. A. r. en-
tertainment last Tuesday evening,
was most highly enjoyed by every one
While her singing was as near perfect
as can be for one her years. her acting
was equally fine. This little songstress
lives at Grand Rapids, and came here
to assist in making the entertainment
a success. How we'll she succeeded,
is manifested in the many words of
praise bestowed upon her on every
hand. The people Of Grand Rapids
are fortunate in having so gifted a
child among them, and it is to be
hoped that she will make Wausau
another visit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21
BUSINESS CARDS.


C. HB. w. 81 st. Paul k7y.
Departure of trains from Grand Rapids:
leave going west, passenger. .....' ll;Ioa. N
: :" freight. t...-.....'. 30g
- g east, passenger. 40 p M
. freight...... o:3U a. M
+. A. HOEFS, Local Agent.
O.. w. s. ST. Paul Hs'y.
Departure Of trains from Centralia and =. kp
leave going north -. ...'y; 70 a. N
: Mixed .......... Il:ZO
i" - :" Freight...-.. -. IZ:Z3 pm
s. south Passenger..... $50 p, m
I" Mixed. ll:OOa. m
i" So 81 Freight. t.......... l:5O a. IN.
Tickets to all points in the United States and
~ JOHN G. LOVE, Local Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21
CORRECTED BY WOOD & ALLEN.
VERY REMARKAsLE RECOVERY

VERY KEMARKA8LE RECOVERY. =
Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes My wife has been
almost helpless for five years, SO help
less that she could not turn over in
bed alone. She used two Bottles OF
Electric Bitters, and is so much i'm
proved, that she is able now to do her
own work. Electric Bitters will do
all that is claimed for them. Hun
dreds of testimonials attest their great
curative powers. Only fifty cents a
bottle az L. j Wood Il Go.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21
MUSICAL soIREE AND sERENADE.

Mrs. Alex Craven entertained very
pleasant little company at her home
Thursday evening in honor of little
Miss Lynn. Among the number
present were many of Wausau's best
singers, who furnished the sweetest of
music to the delighted audience. Soon
after ten o'clock Dana's Silver Cornet
Band put in an appearance and opened
out with a beautiful serenade selection
The boys never played better. The
evening being warm and the soft moon
light falling upon the serenaders, made
a picture, as we'll as the music, long to
be remembered At about half-past
ten there was lull in the music and
Rev. Wharton stepping to the front
presented Miss Lottie Lynn with a
purse, containing thirteen dollars and
seventy-fve cents, which sum had
been collected among our citizens, who
heard the little queen of song sing at
= - n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21
a Merited Rebuke.

One of the most contemplate acts
that a citizen of any city or town can
commit, is to go abroad and while
among strangers traduce or speak dis
paragingly of the place and people in
which they were raised or may still
reside in, without good reasons or
genuine cause. Even then it would
be reflection upon the person doing
so. He gains nothing and the harm
that results therefrom is often unmeas-
ured in degrees Of severity.
A number of our citizens saw fit
to modestly recommend Mrs. Howe as
business lady to certain citizens Of
Wausau. This was a right that no
reasonable person would question:
privilege and right that should have
been treated respectfully so far. at
least as their motives were concerned.
But a certain young man, who has
been reared in this city under the
nurture of well to do parents, and
who had been elevated to the position
Of principal of Wausau schools, vol
UNFAIRLY took it upon himself to speak
disparagingly and untruthfully con-
cerning former acquaintance and
friends in this city where he is better
known than elswhere and for whom he
should have held some kindly opinion
The young man is not in position to
criticise SO unjustly. The least worthy
individual of this city, whom he
attempted to SANDER, is deserving of
much more credit than has been ac-
corded to them.
Our citizens, taken as whole, are
as moral, honest, prudent, charitable,
sympathetic, generous, patriotic and
whole souled, as any people in the
land. In our thirty years experience
among them VIC feel justified in max
ing this statement. 1t is likewise
conceded that the cities Of Grand
Rapids possess bright intellects in the
numerous avocations of life who are
the equals Of any persons found in
other places. This will hold true in
all points of business, art, law, public
positions Of trust or theology. Our
readers should remember, while pass
ing judgment upon home talent, that
distance lends enchantment Our
home people are not inferior to those
residing at a distance. This fact
should always be borne in mind.
In speaking fhus disparagingly and
untruthfully of our people, wholly
uncalled for, the said young man has
insulted the entire community in such
a manner that it must be rebuked
openly. The judgment of the people
of Wausau has been thoroughly ex-
pressed in the press of the city: The
Wausau Central, among many other
things saws
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21

The membership now numbers lO4
and the average attendance during the
year 1885, was 80. This is a crafty
ing result of which our people are
Justly proud.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21

stumps of any kind, Rock, Log
Jams, anything immovable, can be
blown up with it. Send to or address
The WIS. WooD PULP Co.
Centralia, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-21
Local Items from Wausau.

Business called US to Wausau last
Tuesday and while in the city we met
with nearly all the former residents OF
this city. We were pleased to learn
that they were all prospering. Albert
Braekinreed who was for while in
Gardner & Gaynor's law office in this
city, is now Office boy for Silverthorn,
Hurley & Ryan. The boy is giving
good satisfaction and we are glad of
it. We attended Mrs. Kate Howe's
entertainment at the Opera House,
which was far superior in all it's parts
than the entertainment she gave in
this city. The assistance she received
from sixteen of the members of the
Light Guards throughout the evening
was valuable attraction also the
several pieces Of vocal music furnished
by home quartette, and the song of
the Flower Girl by Miss Lottie Lynn,
were an excellent entertainment Of
themselves. We were just about as
proud of Miss Lottie's singing as Mr..
Lynn could have been himself. We
append the following from the Wausau
Torch and Central in reference to
Miss Lottie's singing:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11
! 1irn'seerE xpgess
+ Published Every Friday Morninc
(. II. Young. Publisher.
FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1856.

Governor Pierce in his address ut
Minneapolis tho other day nttcre,! II
truth worthy to be oft repeated. He
S;ii'! "J''iera is more danger to this
country from moral cowarlice than
lr"h armed rebellion or corruption"
Many !. man who is brave cnouyl, to
face 4 cannon istwo cowar,llJ to stand
ioE The rig; against ln adverse wave
"i pul'lic "i,:!iWl. The fear of dis.
appreciation makes towards of too
many. Ne! who start out in public
me with the firm step Of conscious
Ee@lit"''e sH'l lind themselves wavcr.
ing before Che threatened loss of place
or power. lhr common vice they
would not hesitate IL moment TO
iianp!e nrGn, but the studied assault
u! Che accomplished tempter, whose
coveted prey IRE men of influence.
cd"@tS t."in to retreat almost uncon.
acioiiaiv. it 'Aay be, iMto the path of
guilt. Tx !ct!r of being with au un.
Yop1i'af a'i""ity has driven many u
iaa' awaH f"aaa his most cherished
r't;i".i~ I'D proved him to have
tai .t5s ,ap,;i eDiii;lye tiian he had the
reputation ii possessing. Neverthe-
less, IL Is +. '-int to know that the
walks of iail'lic III. "nl the halls of
t+'. "'.loH"l md STATE legislatures. are
not without men of That high purpose
and sterling courage That insure fidelity
to tfnst aud Il conscinus security in the
right.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11

The present Democratic admins.
tration don shine much in the man.
"gclncnt of the land department..
Sparks s'il'-sllod and rough.slod rul-
ings have given IL lasting notoriety to
tll;t official. His last and most ri
diculons blulder went out with the
official sanction of the Secretary of the
interior. more fully committing the
administration to the policy of the
commissioner. It's incomprelensible
how amy intelligent man could be led
into an attempt to forcstall the action
and uslrp the power Of congl ess,
especially in !. decision of such sweep.
ing import us the setting asidc of the
timber culture presumption and desert
land laws. IL is well for the admin.
s,r&.ion ii!,t il lost no time in I'm.
Going ;3!5 piece OF mischief. If the
So .at;yiie:' Of the various departments
ca" snt aside laws on the plea of the
possibility Of their abrogation, then
congress might as well adjourn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS; Default I,1 hn. been made in the
w conditions" ~ acer!a'n mortgage. executed
and delivered by Joseph Bruce and RosaliG
i!mccplt lsrncc, his wife morigagurs, 10 The New
England Mortgage Security Company. mortgaeec
darl the firs day of June in the year Of our
Lord ore Thousand cgat hundred and eighty.
The register of deeds of the County OF PGmbina IN
he Territory of Dakota. on the 9th day of jane
A. D. 1881. nj 10 O'Clock II. M. in book No 3 Of
:" nc due. n! the date of tisnoice. the amour, cf
Three Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Seventy
Nine Gents. (s3lo.T9) AMI no acticn or proceed
ING has been instituted ut law or III equity To re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or a;y
part thereof: The mortgage having by the terms
ni said mortgage reserved the option TO declare
:he principal due ~henevera defaul, should be
made Ill payment OF iIieres. With0n. notice 10 Tie
NOR gagor. and such default having been made
jaHInrY 1s,. 1886. and the mortgage having duly
exercised his option and declared sud principal
Now therefore. notice IL hereby given. that by
virtue of II power of sale contained iii ead mort
::"Ge. and OF the statute in such care made ana
provided The said mortgage will be forccioscd by
u safe Of the norlgMscd premises therein descrb-
ed. wh!c!. sale will be made IL. the court horse in
the Gay OF Pnmbina in the County OF Pcmbna
and Terriiior. Of Dakota. ri public auction, by
Wednesday the 2ist day of July A, y. 1886. nj 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. TO satisfy tho amount
which si,nil .hcn he due on said mortgage, viii
the interest thereon. nnd costs and expenses OF
sae. and thirty-hvc dollars attorneys fees. az
in said mortgage N care of foreclosure
The premises described in said mortgage. u,,d
50 10 lie sold are in one parcel Of lane! s.ta'cd in
lie County of Pemhina and Terri,orY %: Dai:pta.
End known and described as follows. ,o.wii: ruc
rast half Of the south wcst quarter Of section
se.Hnccn Q7) and The east half of The nor.!,wcs.
nra.t"r Of section twenty Coy township one un-
iftd M! q: iy-t three (i63) range fiity-ivc (55)
west. continuing: cue .,Lred ard sixty (iG0)acrcs
Daie,l III rcmhina. d. ~, May s!ili. !. Il 1856.
The New ENGLAND MORTGAGE SECURITY Coy.
J. p. DosM II. BoyEsEN, Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
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The other day u child near Apo.
mattox was missed. Diligent search
was made. and on tho second day the
little three-ycar-old was found in II
badger hole. playing with the young
badgers. The old animal with true
motherly Instinct had divided the
spells of the day with the child.
About a month before child of the
same age WIS missed, and OH the third
day was found alive and well in the
den of IL prairie wolf. These are
tough stories to believe. but our in.
fornlant. who, by the way, is Il Potter
county official, vouchcs for their truth.
fulncSs.-Pierre Free Press.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11
Noxious Weeds.

Town Clerks Office, Cavalier township,
county of Pembina, Territory of Dakota,
May eth, 1856.
Whereas. a certain act relating to the
destruction obnoxious weeds was passed
at the last session of the legislature, be
it hereby resolved: That all cverseers of
road districts, in the township ofCavalier
and all owners or occupants of lands
within the township of Cavalier be or
dered to pull up and destroy by burning,
between July 18th aud August 18th Of
each year, such noxious weeds rs Cana
dian thistle, cookie burr and mustard,
and the said road oyersec:s arc hereby
notified to see that the law is carried out
under the pains and penalties oftl,e law.
made and provided in such cases.
400 Il. a. DOUGLAS Chairman.
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A cord is then tied to one end ofth. s,,ft.

A cord is then tied to one end of thcIaft,
one OF the party takes the other end in
his teeth and swins the stream. An
other corr, is attached to the near end,
the raft is then loaded and drawn over.
then unloadcd and drawn back, the
same being continued until all il over.
The animals are now made to swim the
stream and finally the women and child
rem are safely taken over and all go on
rejoicing. A badly dilapidated cart,
mcnded up, looks like the net work of
some of our mechanical spiders. The
split fellows arc lasi,ed together with
raw hide cord. while the spokes are tied
together with young willow switches,
resembling, as said above, the work Of
the ingenious spider
Now, I think you cry "hold. enough ("
OH this subject. AS tolength have filled
filled the bill asked for. As 10 quality
deponent sayeth not. Yours truly.
C. (AvIrrEp
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Mortgage Sale.

| WliEREAs'. Default has been made in III,
w conditions If Il certain mortgage. exccut e,
and delivered by Joseph Chapman aid Sarni
E;napm mI , ,s wlfs mor%sors. 10 The New
da'"st The tt day OF April in The yssr vi orr LORD
one thousand eight ltn;, ed and ghly-one. and
rccGiWsi' as mortgage; IN TIC office 81 the register
OF ar Geedi l, Ct ts County Of lsb, II the Terri
1881. nj one O'clock p. m. i'll book ri mortgages
Oh p".e li2 IN Mh ch there is claimed TO be due
= me di'e -, :,'s n"i'ec :he am;lni of Five
cents: (;'5,;.,! and no acticn or preceding has
been i:-titu cd =! sw III equity 10 recover the
deb! secured by sa'd mnrrgngt. or any pnrl
i:;2rc1t
.s"w ihcrcforc nn;icc is hereby gwen TINT by
v:f'ne o! u power OF sale contained in said mort.
gage, ani ii lie status ii s,icS r.se made md
provided. TIE sad mortgage will c fGrrcl0scd by
snle Of Tie ;nrisased premises ti,ercin described
winch sale " ~ he mazda nj the court house in the
City Of IainbiGa n ,he County o. temb:Ia and
Territory OF iial;.n. 81! pubic ,lu:tioH. by the
sheriff o: s'ih COUNT or BY Mig deputy. on We'd
a'c!o?:l N the forenoon 10 sasls the amount
which sl"l! then he due en- sail, mortgage, with
The i;ic;cs: thereon. "nd costs md expenses of
saa si:l htiy do! lar:ai"rneys fees ns stipulated
N e'.f !;iGrisaise csc of foreclosure
Tao promises ':tscr!Erd IN Tn:! mortgage and no
10 he sold are The rct.e. or parcels of land sit
Ha'f>' IN me EnuniE Of 'om,ni and Territory of
pmh'A. aid 'tlfwn nnd de>cri,csl ny follows. to-
ton seven a. 'ownsl.i p ,rr hundred and sixty.
one ('Gt) rAHse iiitv (,c) and the lots number
e'sh: (S) and n.ne G) Of section one a. and the
chsi half of The northeast. quarter Of section
Twelve (1s) tnwn-!l' p ono hundred and sixty.one
GG1 } rnIgc hr'r-onc Gil west. containing in all
one hundred and ;i%iy-iye and forty-on one.
hnnlrctiilis Qi:,.;i-lhD ucrcs.
Daica al i,ei'b'a y: T., May cath, A. d. 1896.
The NEW ENGLAND MoITGAGE SECURITY Cor.
j. p. DOsH ~ H. BOyEsEN. Mortgage.
Attorneys Tor Mortgage. Dbl
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11

i Democratic exchange says: "Sup-
pert He president. All right. Let
him support the party, too" This is
tHo Democratic idea of II president,
vino Is 10 serve his party only and not
tie whole people. "To the victors be.
long ;he spoils" is Il maxim too deeply
embedded in the Democratic heart to
be soon eradicated. But does this prin.
cjpie help The party! When all the
offices are passed around not one man
in ten Of the party is any better off.
This is the way party leaders delude
Their followers. The party as Il whole
suffers from the evils OF the spells
system while here and there Il politi-
cal striker gets plum which lie goes
of and eats by himself.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11
Tie defeat of Gla;lstone.s no,


Tie defeat of Gladstone home rule
bin Is OILY a temporary misfortune.
lii" e:luseitn which lie has been lie.
voting his great talent and leadership
"ld III which he has shown himself
willing, 10 sacrilice friends, prestige
ana power, will yet triumph. If ever
Il man had Il right to be proud in de.
feat Gladstone has. I'll" empty vic.
t3T d his ''oastf"l opponents will not
lrla. sic!n eM'lurins satisfaction.
I'a!a itainr vi" question will never he
&...i1e! n3''i Is is settled right: then
the Moi" world will arplaud it's dis.
l,i' .isii,d ci!"n.,ipn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11

Tho question is being discussed
whether it is Il decent thing for news
paper reporters to follow the president
AMI his bride into their honeymoon
retreat. I" post themselves in view of
til" bridal cottage, to linger as close
By us they c;,n without getting kicked
cut and to strain their eyes and ears to
learn every movement of the distin.
gnished couple. Tho Pioneer Press
discusses the question and concludes
that it is naughty but necessary.
Their" is public demand for it.
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Mortgage Sale,


WTHEEEAS. Default has been made in ,l,c
w caIhiiions OF u certain mortgage, executed
md delivered By William Henderson ana Sarsl,
Henderson, Chs witc) nortgagors. To the New
England Mortgage Security Company, nicr:.,noce
dated tho ,;;il day of January in tie yunr of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sty-four
and rcco:de; SIS mortgage in the Office OF the
register OF deeds of the County of l'embna in lie
Territory OF Dakota. ON the 10Th day of january.
y. ID. 1854. at 1i:si5 o'clock Il. M. in book o:
mortgages Oh page 2aa on which there is claimed
70 he due III the date of this notice. tho lCr. of
Five Hundred and Fifiy-scvcn dollars and sixty
cents. lS.aMto) and 10 action or proceeding has
been instituted At law or in equity 10 recover lie
deh' , secured by said morissse or any par, ihere
OF. Tie mortgage having by The terms of sad
mortgage reserved the option TO declare The prI,
cpai due Whenever dciaun should b,. MADE il,
payment Of interest. without notice 10 Tie mortg-
agor. and sUrh default having been made January
lsi. ltS ana the mortgage having duly cxercsetl
his opton and declared said prncipa sum due.
Now therefore, notice is hereby that By virtue
OF power OF sale contained in said mortgage,
and OF the statute in such made ana provided,
the sn!,i orls-Agr will be forcc,.,scd by sal of
the mnrt"aged premises therein described. which
sale will be made III Tic court house in the CITY of
pcEb:na. in tle County of pcmbnn aud Terri
Tory Of Dakota, Al public auctnn by the s!el iii of
said c"uniy or by his deputy. on Wednesday the
!ss day OF July. A. ID. 1856. at ID O'Clock in lhu
forenoon. 10 satisfy The amount which s!,al then
he due on SAID mortgage. with the interest thereon
and costs and cSpenre4 of sale. and fifty dollars
case OF foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
50 10 he sold. are in parcel OF land Situated in
the County of pembina and Territory of Dako:a.
and KNOWN and described Ms follows. to-wit: the
south half Of Tho northwest quarter, lie south
Yves: quarter oi ie north cas-; quarter and the lot
nnmi,er two % all Of SECTION fonr a. township
three (53,) west, containing one hundred and
iiliy-nin and forty-six one hundredths acres,
C59.iG-1Jn) more or lcsa
Dated NJ iemhina. D. T.. May 2lth. A. D. 1886.
= r,.,-
J. T.. DosM l. o. II. BcYEsEN Mor;gnuee
Attorneys for Mortgage. 45-5I
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II lspecch at :. banquet given him
hy HE l-i'rral-Coms ;'v,t,ive members
OF ,|ic Legislature at Winnipeg last
~, ~ evening. Premier Norquay
stated tliae lie hoped to be able, before
the expiration of the term Of the next
legislature, 20 give the mnnbers there.
% 4 railway excursion from Winnipeg
10 iI'idson's LAY. 1t is encouraging
t. iiAoN' that Hon. Mr.. Norquay has
80 !.il;ci! confidence in the II. b. Rail.
way scheme. and we hope his expec,
ttiti5ns regarding the excursion may
lie realized. Emerson International.
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t''f correspondent reports the luck
o. #".sG,.i citizens of Lincoln town.
%ei i'll drawing -, 900 prize from the
Louisiana Lottery Company. We
hope this will not be the means of in.
GHctn& others to risk good money OH
n; Wy tickets. 1t il; doubtful if this
en:i u lightning will strike this part
oi ,ii@ ea,:nt,}' again in The lifetime OF
iar present generation. Make up
g9'if mime; that To pit money IN a lot.
Terry is 10 lose ii every time. for the
o'.e2l ttoMs are so rare as not to lie
tahen into aeco'lt. Besides this
Y, hole Lottery business is wrong and
S!iaI'ijl lie denounced and discouraged
ny everybody.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11

In connection! with l!." presidential
">dlIg% Tn" question has been raised
whether OF not the president may take
4 triH across the ocean during his
trr!a. No president of the United
states HAS ever lef. the country for
an ien1th of time during the term of
his o!'ire and there seems to he lo
sanction III the law for such absence,
- 1t is the constitution won't let the
president take IL tri;. abroad and the
people Won t let hii,l have any peace
al home.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-11

Congressman Springer thinks Dakota
Ia5 not q large enough population to
ne divided. If he would express his
honest conviction j, would be that
!iak"ia has TOO la.-e Il lopulation--of
!tnMNhln.in voters.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

t County Of e rcnS fnaA lnrrohnc Court
In the matter of the estate of AloIph Bcr.rnrd,
deceased.
=, On reading and filing the petition of John F.
MngeT an interested creditor, praying that letters
administration of the estate of Adnph Bertrand
of deceased. it is ordered Tia. Saturday. The rd
day Of July, at 10 O'Clock y. H. be day OF special
term, to.wit OF the July term, a. d. 1856 Of Ills
court At The cour; room in the court house in The
City of Iolnb;na, County of Pcmb:na. he appoints
cd for The hearing Of said petition and that due
notice thereof he given according to law. ~ "a
h'sLsAAM 'ETANs: r.. u. ARMSTRONG.
Attorneys for Petitioner. Ju;.se of Probate.
Dated at FeiEktiln, lkin aih day OF June lS,G :
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Tile Territorial Republican central
committee will meet at Aberdeen.
June 22nd. TO fix lie time and place
iof holding the next territorial con.
NnMtlNn.
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TOWNSHIP BLANKS.

Annual Township Meeting .......
justice quarterly
90 Of NJ ting Township. supervisors..
Nrlce 10 district eier!: Of election of Justice.
Notice TO :s!rict clerk of election of constable
khhd
Release OF Damage..
supervisors Account of Annual Township
Township bonds
Verified account