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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after =, 2i -

GHEAT LhUNk. LIN
Traln, Ieaye NewYors. via Desbrs,ses and csrtaads
nnIrI'onre pt;esrs and West with Pullman pa!ac.
$: ss
ss. sSs s" N" T,".1 Ss's
For IEsSs1sS So%s $S and 20,
am. 90 and t.oop m Saturdays only 500 M sun.
fsimre w":hi"s.S the south Limited I'll wa.n,ns
Railroad Dia.S car "" %ais .sceps SUNDAY
$50 and ccr nv AMI igississs Sis aud
For Cane May ll:lUa week DAYS saturdays only Loo
Long Bay Head Junction and GcSms lat. station.
boo m on Sunday. o45a m. and 500 do notsso,
Nsxys,s ,.5
Ray, Linz tsSp m aS %.st aA va "a "%'.'
.ns s'a:
sriv@ Prom Puseurs 40 3 ll:so land
:. NJ snnda~ so 6ioa nj 500 $50 go and iosi
o@o 15G c r IsS So so 'S3 e1e iG s SIS s
ss Sc s es' az a9 as s9s 'i' '0s $40
fOR PHILADELPHIA.
GO 7SS @ ShsssG Limited and 70 Washington Lin
III a.S Asss%Sstsi a.ss 8 "a
g L@sb and 10 m i. $50 s. g. and ma M an
Trains TEA ring Nav YORK daily. except Sunday at AMI
ll:lOa =. D. ~. and 10 m, ami q n m ON
Sundays. connect at Trenton for Camden.
$50 s", s, sE'sS sss o r ss
ll:l5 M ui ntei ESnress. With Dining car l;it AMI
Pm On s5 s'n .,S i@o sa "a tos 20 s aso
Leave phladenpia, sis csnis,. o:OJ, M ami ts1 D. IN
da.ly. cxce,t 81 piav ~
Ticket Onices 40 iaI and 9ft Brniwsv As,r u,u,.
sBrtery pace an feet OF Dcsrns'es aaa cor,u sta
4Conrt AZ AM irookyn Arrex ~ ,fi,r fp Fultn.sC
nrooS'yn. station Jersey city Emgrsnt ricket onoS
Tie York Transfer Cop'bany viii cell for ana cieok
la q rave fr I'm hntsis aut res,douasA
'cHAS L. PUsu ]. IL WOOD,
&sse 81 aAua@ur Genesal Passr Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR-TRACK LINE
on and after embsr o trains leave
GRAN m GENTRY T or aTTOy

GREAI FOUR-TRACk TRUNK LINE
go GRAND CENTRAL sTATTON
r.. largest and Ffaest Passenger Staten in America
.stoppingnt New Uptown station 3Sthst as noted
ear 10 Albany Troy and also to Montreal and st
1850 a. m. FAMOUS CHICAGO '-re~'pr IN LIMIT.
ED conp,ssi exclusively Of Buffet smokn dining.
Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Erie Cleveland and Toledo
arriv.: chicago tob a. IN. nextdav
1880 a. m, chicago Express for Niagara Falls Torsnto
drawngroom carsto Cas andagna ana Rochester.
with drawing. room cars.
$50 my Albany. Troy and Utica s,ccal with drawing
cars TO ALBANY and Troy Connects st Troy for Sara
.. m. ACCOMMODATION to Albany and TROY
T. 6D NJ. Fast Chca Cincinnati and ST. Ieuis EIprsss
Cleyelan Cincinnati In annapolis ST Lonis Toledo. De
troll and Chcsgo with sleeping m timing ears
tb:3Op Montreaiand Can1ndaigua EXPRESS da'v Sleep
ingcars to Pfsbnrg and Montreal via Rosses Point AMI
cept SUNDAY Sunday train docs west ~ Albany
Y ~ special sleeper arrives Rochester 7;4oa Bur
IaIog;5ot M. and CLEVELAND les next dav -,
~t'll3p D. M. Nlght FIpress for Rochester, Bunao
Louis etrot an Chicago with seopinr.rars slespinecars
wa Utica daily excspt SATURDAY. also to Canaan
1000 Night Fxpre,. with slseping-c,rs to Albany
Troy Connects with the morning trains 'or ths Ws
ior Lake George and fer the North Except satur
Ticket. and spacs in drawnrroom aud slssplng.cars o,
sale nj Grand Central st1tsr S13 73j and 9l2 Brslwy
X Park Plaza B,ttery Place SO West l2jtisr. ast
13!th-st station, New-Ysrk 1913 Washr ton All I'D
Fulton sts: Breoklv'. and ~ Fourth.st WILLIAMSBURG
Run daily: others dav except sunday stop l3sta.
ST. staten TO taxs up passengers i1r N1pti sna Wes
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Inn Exchange for 1887:

Final price, S9| cents
Tho monthly report December shows % completed
wells against 92 In November increase Of 4; 20 wells
were dry against 81 IN November and the daily
09l barrels against 1772 barrels I'm
November decline OF 6S barrels The daily average OF the
producing month 1872 barrels again st 1852
barrels IN November There 80 wells drilling and 80
Iigs MP building December 81 total Of develop
1874 ll5 wells drilling and 40 rigs Nd
and building, total Of 1856 on November 30.
The The OIL City Derrick reflects the
have ruled for long and tho
scarcity OF profitable oil territory Tho following table.
show the total numbfr Of completed producing and
dry the sopmeut work month for the last two
years:
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(fQal Notires.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
IN YORK COUNTY.-THEOPHILE LEsPEtASCE v
A. CAsrELBEBG. defendants hrst name being unknown
to plantif.-summopf.
To he "a defendant:
You are hereby the complaint ~ this
action "a the plaintiffs
a,or within twenty days after the service OF this sum
exclusive day Of aud in OF
failure aprear Judgment viii taken against
Yen w deEu for the ef demanded IN the complaint
GEO' CARLTON COMSTOcR.
Plain tn's Attorney.
Office and Post Once address No. Bread st. New York CITY
TO A. CsstclvrrK defendant Tbs fs sg0ing summons
s served mon you ~ publication order Of
Hon Charles Donphne. Justice OF the Supreme Court
Of the state of New YORK 20h day December
1897 and nle Win the the Office OF the Clerk of
ts CRY County ~ NewYork office County
Court House. said city. 90. CANTON C0MsTOLK.
Plaintiffs Aitorney,
No. 3 Broad. st. New-Y0yk. n. Y.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
The total pipe line par'fy csmacd for De-
csmber) barrels Tho total shipments were
28979 sos barrels an Of shipments or deliveries OF
b407 202 brrs2 The fetal exports from NswYork were
rerored 6?2 100 barrels In crude equivalent The fol-
lowing table the total transactions AMI extreme range
prices In National Transit certificates at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange for 1857;
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s saIs's Go,.%s % chicago s.scr 300
20 t9 1897 s 51 ~ SS .S9 10 no
20 "s'n 5 5s'n ~ at 49, ei s! g. r. 4e
Sale Co; is Kentucky Steers 1869 ID. at 81 IS
a s sde i?iS b. s,sa 3D." 1910 b. at ts5 s. Is
s. Io do. s5 j. TO- iii o. At 81 e9 r.
5 tOs 81 = So = "a d. 4 s 75's HS
5v' es %Ss9 s,S Ss7 C 81 95 do 1880 H. at
D. Ms Merserson 10 Keg,askv steer. 1898 as.ao;
$s a. 8 80 20 DO d2i5 ~ 8 5o lod 1880 o. AZ
,5is sana% !, 4 S Chicago ;Ss. 9sa
TO- IS sG lsas p at g 10 oso DO o. b. a5
e S%s osi ri At 8 n So TO- ?,
a. 8 8 ~ as s a 5G q S 10 DO
oxe. 1888 g. IL = Is Bull. az 4o soS 70 m
state Dry Cows 1913 70, at So So 0s2 b. at So 40 10
WassI & sssnssin 81 Chicago Steers. 1885 average
a. s. 81 80 49, 1899 b. at So rs 20 do 1892 10 at s. i2s
s NTH coWsmRscsr.' 20 head and for the
ssoSs fer with Upper: sell.
selling sSsta o. ssvss 's sssss s ~
sales Hslencses Hollis eraser. $50 ~ at SO 5o
30 30 g. sc % f aaS Gfvs s ss 5 e, IS b 4
81 TO- vsais 100 h - So d. 'o' ~ DO "a d. az
NcAih l-O I'D, NJ DC; 2uO, ID, at
26 10. lJ4 ID. At Sig. - ~
Sic. ' ~ wv '' ~
sHEEPAND LAMBs-- Receipt. were 40 car. of s.lss
head27 O0thst. and l3 CITY The de-
maud was slack aud trado slow at prices the
pens not cleared. 49,
Poor to Choice sheep sold IS 25as5 So and few So
Iecs At Con@ss t. Choice Lambs ranged from IS
Sales Haenbeck a Hollis Al Northern Canada Sheen
so ID a. - % 22O state do 80 ~ at ~ 81 do s6 10
81 81. w 49, -
Dieaback & Dewey 81 Pennsylvania sheep los N. a,
sc $40 pcnnsyvania Lambs sOs ~ at 6'.c; 1856 Canada
Everitt Pdccek 1O8 Ohio sheep 90 at % 25. 900
Western do SO b. at So 80 $50 Michigan Lambs IS d. at
So 80 - "
u. Harrington lao Northern Canada shees So H. AZ
SIC. - ~
Hume Mullen As Western Sheep tcommoll o. 10, at
81 20 90 "a 10 81 10 at 81 20 80 do 90 81 80;
is6 DO o. 10 80 ~ DO 20 10 a. IS so; 47 PennsyI
do 30 b at - so lsS sta Lambs (comnon) 81 ~ az
- 80 es 10 81 n al IS; l59 DO SO ~ at 80 -; 80 de- 10
10 At go z, "a Pennsylvania do. C3 d. at SO % 80 d.
n, at 50 IS
J. r. -adlcr Co: 14l Western Sheer. 80 b. at - 90:
l65 80. ll1 n, at IS Is 222 do 81 NJ at 20 IS 1888 do
lag No. al 81 37a 81 western Lambs 80 n at g? 24l do
newton eiiIiett: 500 Western Sheep Iio,a N. at &c
per N.
T. :. Kase; IOl Ohio sheep. II n. 81 $40 perm
HO s-Recepis were % OF s5l hrpi al at Jersey
CIV No sales On live weight Market quoted firm at s.
s. 81 l. per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Transisavs from Chamborsst Staten week dsys rs
sSS sso TcSad co:s', spa1s SO $50 4Ss a
P:lo. o;iO. 1880 ,. m. il midnight suudayi 7:ls
Valley Monsey and T,lInans week daya 7;.o. e0A me-
l:60. $40 p. m. Sundays $50 n, Sp m.
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THE MA RKETS.

ii
the average WAS estimated at 81 So.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The liberal offerings OF
Wednesday cause weak feeling and at
lea 5c lower bat there partial recev
and the demand sufficient to aDout
clear tie yards With light arrivals Friday the market
opened firm and loo. higher. but closed quiet
with mp 9a and American Live
Cattle selling at 122al3c the estimated dressed
weight
aves continued in light supply and fairly steady all
the week
Sheep and Lambs light receipts showed frmness
snced ID. with most OF the advance
lost Friday but there steady market Saturday
with about everything that was decent closed ont.
Hogs rnlei firm all the advanced &c 3D. clos
ing strong Saturday.
BEEvEs- Receipts yesterday and to. dav were
AZ GOihst and 81 direct East side
The cattle included 50 for Mt East
and Is for city sausterers No trade reported at
city 20 delayed the
Shore late in The day. The market opened
with fresh carloads aud ~ he'll SATURDAY
The feeling weak and trade slew with downward
tendency the close when prices rated 10 loo lower
Fur Steers. while Good TO Choice barely
steady The yards were not cleared AZ late hour.
eror Buocks sold at SO 6s560 Decent 70 Prime at
S. 40 with Choice AMI EX bringing 50 900 30
Me, Ell useman purchased about 10 carloads mainly
q So 2j SO Co.
Bulls 81 ~ % Old oxen So 10 q "a 90 AMI
50 10: few Choice at 81 80 a TO-
Lake will lie Ia with 49, Beeves
for Houseman, and the Nevaii carries EGO
OF Beet
The weeks shipments Live Cattle Sheep and Dressed
Beet and Mutton are as follows:
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help Uanteo

CLOAK AND SUIT BUYER.-A large retail,
~ house wants an experienced Buyer TOR Gle Cloak ami
une lcc
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Aep 11ub!iraiious.

pURLISHED TODAY. -NovellOs Music
Il Primer. No 20 Muscal Dictaton a Practical Guide
for Musical students. bv FRED RICK LOUIS RITTER.
Mus. Zoe In Two Parts Part Piee 81 covers so
cents In boards 75 conts NONELI.O EM Err a co.
1919 Fiithave., New-York.
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NEW,YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
~ Time Table OF December \. 1887
Route" $50 II a. M; l;so B. i. $50 1880, l9
Trains leavagat4 $780, IL M, l;8o $50 1880. III
nave connection Tor koatine HARRISBURG Potsvlle etc.
"a M Tor Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk,
Reading Harrisburg ETC. On SUNDAY for Easton.
and 1870 M for Pennington Easton, Bethlehem. Allen
town. Nauch Chunk.
$40 FiemLgton. High Bridge Branch Ea,tou
Bethlehsm Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wilkesblrre. Scran
Sudbury. Lewlsburg. Wiamsport
p m. for Flcm'naton Eastsn. Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
S45 NJ for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauoh
Chunk. WIlkesbarre Scranton Tamaqua. Shamokin.
43on M for Pennington, High Bridge Branch. Eastsn
bethlehem. "A entown Reading. Harrisburg. etc
bapu and 5:3p -. tor Sonrrvie aud FewingtoD.
543 D. m. for Eastou. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mach
Chunk. etc. On Sundays At $50 y. m.
400 S;i5 ll15 M. Loo 90. 400 6:l5 D. SUNDAYS
300 900 m for Red Bank long Branch (Asbury Park.
Ocean Grove. except sundays) Point fleasast - ,,
and Barnegat
400. 600 sl5. Ills, lI:45 a M LOO 400 430. $50
G:l5 ~ SUNDAYS 600 900 a. m for Perth Amhey.
bright II ghlanl Reach. '. r
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WANTED. - Two competent Protestant
W cook and do nc apJ t,bs incu tn.
other as rasi AMI isundrr.s ssit family Diet
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Gteam oats ano Ia lroaos.

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
ID NORFOLK, VA. and SOUTH.
more thence palace steamers arriving at ~ Point a,
S:i5 a M Norfolk a. IL. " TOMPKINS,
~" "' iien'l Pass Agent Sly broadway N y
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THE cRITTENp THSo1lva'
ana SeS :.Hs 'nESo1
SECOND Rss: 4
Eight ys::: Fsst:s cs.s
Boys and Young Mcu---ooaa4-7.
A LEXANDER institute, Military Board d. z
"A school. White Paiss * r. Prircipa' D. WILLIS Pm D.
BoTRApTE E SSy N: H. MILITARY iNS yI,t
sS s Ses @
4ss IT, e. p S.e II
RRYANT SCHOOL. Rosly., Long island,
As.s'.1S g II fS sBBs.,: s.sf
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-At Mil
Ill Vi" H p
GLEN TOWER MILITARY SCHOOL,
,ss D''0' Ferry S%, iieH' r1.p
II IGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY
k''s sssfs s'if: sssRs
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown- on Hud-
MI. bEA sis2klk ASARHpso;x Ny
A select home scho.. j. FRED SMITH. A. NJ. Principal
NEWTON IN. J) INsTITUTE.-For boys;
&c. for free riding instruction ~ $l fs%; 1s 49, EHsl.
DOUGHKEEPSIE IN. " MILITARY IN
sTIrUrE s4oo all age. For u W Srcu pr ,d
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
ad Eas. COL y mE E:f MY%F f Gs:n
For Young Ladie,-court-v
RORDENT0WN FEMALE COLLEGE, N. j.
ID Beautiful location. healthfu homsks and hsrough
Sy ' k S1tr9Hs ana 30
n " CIV G
mary, lntermediate, Classical English Music Pnpil,
%ss.s sRli
TRINITY HALL Beverly. NJ.
Established 1867.
thorough home school for twenty young ladies' Varied
advantages OF the highest order Careful training
Languages prescribed for students preparing for
COLLEGE Spring term begins February For circular
address the principal
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
'fE% s5fo e sss ' Ts d'
$500 s 4 HHhR / E snonr H2Ssi pr.yvr.
Both Sexes-Countrv.
CLINTON liberal ms rTTUTE.-Schools
ss1r.s ~!
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. NYACK-ON-THE-
IL Hudss. for ladies and ge.temen Successful psgn
lar rates University preparatory Music arr, tc,ssraphy
ior catalegue W ii. BANISTER, A NJ, Principal
Miscellaneous
4 CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free.
~ girls and locality preferre
r. E. AVERY, American School Bureau, W. lii-st, ~ y
n elegant penman and bOokkeeper would
wse ss 6pi 81 aoI BOARD LOT
DRlVATE TUITION by heur month fer
cellege or law f. Heaton B. A., OK ori sarrister at
law 4. Ksrshaw. B. A, camorags SO5 5th..vs
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave fest OF cortlandt aud Dst
brosses sts as follows
Sa M for Geneva Lyons Einir. Rschs,ter Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car ID Wilkes
n m for Tuukhannock asi informs late points Ch,ir
Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris,
$40 D. M for princip.l ntsrmsii hats p,ls
oha m for CopIav and inferno ats points Con.
nection 10 Re and HARRISBURG CHAIR to corly
sso n m Tor Geneva. LYONS Enira Rochester Bufas
and The West Pullman sIeeper N Lyons
Sl5 M Sr La'si m M and AZ "a csnn.s.
for ali n"inis In Mahsnov AMI Hazlcton coal regions
" ~" ' SUNDAY TRAINS
sa m. for Mauoh Chunk. Hazlston and internedat,
po'ps. .So D. m. for copIay and intermediate points
MO n for Geneva, LYONS tlmira Rochester Buffalo
""' WV " Geuerai Eastern ONCE 2S5 Broadway
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w Ny C. H. r. r. CO. le,sesa y, IL,
Trans S,y r West Vest 49, station s' e" And % nh
petroit and Chicago. q: s. y M -6Dg '5:l5r n
srrscmas Bnnslo isoch4st.r suspen,oa Bri,s Niayr,
Fails. 3l5, .':j5 NJ 100 'sl5 nm
Utica. s;i5. $3.50 ail;soa m, 600 ISL, N; .,xx
Hsgs'Gn s s.co 5o. .cS c s,s Albany 80 " '
.oss iols. ail;soa M 900 40 200 s.io $40 p Il"
For Montreal and Canada East 900 p M r,,.,,,
Hamilton. loodon. ,o:'s NJ 600 si5p m ror'a'n
Esssn s.piar ears FOR IN Niagara Fails, ooto
.bs. iDay sIo-nt saturday other trans daily e!c,g
sund,v n e. Leave Jersey CITY. r. n. H. stafion ali21
a. n sMt0n M Hsboken. West shore s'a''h' oii''"@ '
F"r cseis tmetass, nsror or slsepiag-car accsmmss
ITEMS or Information appy at Offices Brooklyn -, VAL.
S.,"s YORK SS s o fs"sT %sS i
say,.5 M General f I, mAsgh AGENT
- D-ot,. Il,
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DanfiuY 4taoemies.

DanfiuY 4taoemies.
ALLEN DODWORTH. No. 6S1 Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
See circular.
GENTLEMEN, MoAday ard Thursday Evenings
See special rcnlar.
PAVANE and other Dolworth publications at Gordon Z
Sons, Is East lithsL
Dancing. &C, &c. by Allen D)iw0r:h complete iDstruc
tor for all dances inc uding 250 figures for the CoO.
Published by Harper Brothers For sale at ali bookstores
A LEXANDER MACGREGOKS,
IA t23 Madisonavc Private and classes in dane
ing. Thorough Instruction in WALKING privately.
ENARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, 80 9TH
~ ave.Prvae and class lessons all hours waltz taught
Rapidly. halls to lat for and select receptions
Terms moder tte
DROF. HALLS, 1O3 West Nth st.-Waltz
taught ,ridv and gracefully all Lessons priv
aely by appointment; at pupils convenience Terms moderate
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NORWICH LlNE.-Fnvorits Inside Route.
~ Fares ,fu-r. to Ros'op 81 Worcester 80 go Nor
wich 81 S. Srw.Iandor 81 40 Corresponding Teducron
O. sll mi Al. Scansrs CITY OF WORCESTER, CtrY
or IiOSrpS aud CITY OF LAWRENCE Lave Pier ~
4. Il. Al A.JJ :. N a. w. BRADY. AsL
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
" TRLwEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier 49, " H., foot OF Springst
SIS. CITY or AUGUSTA, 4! u siav. Dec -.
IS. TALLAHASSEE ..... Saturday. Dec. 81 p
S. HATTAHOOCIIEE.-. Tuesday Jan. 3. y.
Connecting with Central Railway of "a. and Savannah
Florida and Western Railway for all points in Georgia
Florida. South Carolina, Alabama ana Louisiana Unsur
passed accommodations First-class Table dHote For
freight and passage apply to
W. II. RHETf. ID. HASHAGEN
Gen'l Agt Sav'h Fast Freight j.. Agt. y +. and W.
Line 3l7 Broadway. E'way. 26l Broadway.
r. l.. WALKER Agt Ocean :, :. Co, New Pier IS, ". X
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NEW HAVEN. steamers leave Pcck-sliD
~ ZIP er rs L. r. lat D. an ii tsualays exceptol
arriye tins for e,ry U ns n0rtn and cast
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-20
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers of the Pioneer Ex'
press, by special Reporters,
ELORA,

ELORA.
The recent heavy rains have greatly
improved the locks of the crops.
Mr.. II. Dobler is building a fine resi-.
dcnce and 60 are w. Z. hay, George
Skene and others.
Mr.. aud Mis-. II. Ewing, Mrs. I. Pat.
terson and I. II. Patterson, all Of Bay
Centre, have been visiting in town.
Most OF the inhabitants were at Crys.
tai on the fourth and very enjoyable
time was spent. The Flora band was
present and did themselves great credit.
Below we give the names and Earts
played by each: Fred Strieb and Harry
Guier with the Il fiat comets arc the
most handsome looking and the most
handsome players; II. Quackenbusl,,
with the LIST d fiat shows out his best on
solos and trios, particularly when there
are some handsome ladies in the crowd;
job f., with the End b flat is both mol
est in his looks and playing; George
Stricb, rs a baritonist and Jos. Rowe, as a
solo altoist, play with that tender pathos
that denotes love, both being susceptible
to dark eyes; The tenor parts are ably
handled by John Whalen aud Duncan,
Bell, who with Paul johnson OH 2nd alto
get there every time and are particularly
good OH aftertime and sour lemonade
Robert Thexton, one Of the prime NOV
ers in the band, cxcels with the bass
and Alex Bell with the drum and Gym
bnls.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-20
The Temperance Move.

As the exercises closed at the pic mic
ut Carlisle Wednesday. Mr.. l.. .. john
son, Chairman and Rev. w. ]. Barton,
secretary, took seats OIL the platform and
the subject of organizing third party
was under consideration. 1t was plainly
seen that the subject was of interest to
the majority present from the crowd that
gathered. The aim Is to work in uni
son with the farmers alliance, if such ar.
rangements can be made, and We have
little doubt but the end will be effected.
The intention is to put full! ticket in the
field and have no utilization whatever
with either the democratic or republican
parties, and place such men OH the ticket
MS will enforce the local option law.
The temporary chairman and secretary
were left in power, to consult with the
alliance committee and hold Il joint con-
vention at All early date. They were also
instructed to appor,ion the delegations
from the different precincts on the basis
of the number Of votes cast two years
ago, and to notify the temperance work
ers in due time. Adjourned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-20
THE following are the official distances
from Pembina to The various places in
Pembina county as given by the new
map in the treasurer's office, in miles
and tentls:
Herald Improvement.
and tentlls

The Grand Forks Herald has just coin
plcted its extensive improvements in
building, machinery pnd facilities. These
additions to its working capacity have
been made necessary by constantly in
creasing business, will, which tho office
has hitherto been unable to keep pace
As the building now stands, it is COM
pletc two.story structure, brick vencered
throughout and the most conveniently
arranged Office in the territory. A large
apartment has been added to the bind.
cry, making room for an additional
force of workmen and for the new line Of
machinery whicl, las just been purcl,as
cd. The Herald blndery is now fully
equipped with Il new and complete out.
fit Of machinery. rendering its capacity
second to no establishment in the terri,
tory. The high standard of its work
will be maintained and fine book bind
ing and the manufacture of blank books
will continue to be made n specially
With its superior aud experienced work.
men, the Herald is prepared to compete
with any house in the Northwest. The
press room has also been doubled in size
and its equipment improved by the nd.
dition of new Babcock pony press will
a printing capacity Of 5000 impression,
per hour, cost $2lOO. The re-arranEc
ment Of all departments above IND be-
low makes the Herald building Il mode
Inconvenience enabling it TO do all kindl
OF work i'll book binding, fine blank
book manufacture and general com
mercial and pamphlet printing with the
greatest possible despatch and in style
of execution strictly first class. The
Herald was never better equipped fol
work than to-day and its facilities arc
unsurpassed by any establishment north
west ofSt. Paul. The building is to b,
furnished with steam heating apparatu.
throug llout, and will be put in and b.
ready for Use with the return of col,
weather.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-20
Teachers Meeting

\ meeting of the Wallmlla branch of
Pcmbina County Teachers Association
was held at the Ernest school house on
Friday afternoon. Teachers present: w.
Scott, J. &. Harvey, Mary Stearns. Ernes-
tine Thomas, Jessie Jack, Ida Brand and
County Supt. jackson. \ nu!nbcr of
visitors from Wallialia AM, surrounding
country were also in attendance. Pro-
gram: Address. by Supt. jackson. Miss
Jack then gave an excmplificationo ftcacl,
ing primary reading, using her chart
class. The recitation was not only ill.,
tcrcsting to the visitors, hut also full of
valuable hints to the teachers. The i'll
FAINT class was again brought out and
Mary Stearns gave IL lesson in primary
arithmetic, demonstrating that the
CRUDE method WAS the most natural
method of teaching arithmetic 10
the little folks. William Scott then
followed with u presentation Of method
of teaching fractions. Mr.. Scott is
thoroughly at home in fractions and his
method is SIMPLE and practical. j. e.
Harvey gave methods in per ccntagc and
interest. The illustration showed that
Mr.. Harvey is familiar with the business
part Of the arithmetic. Miss Brandon
then read an interesting essay OH Evangc-
line. Meeting then closed with remarks
and words OF encouragement by the
county superintendent.