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Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-29
right 10 voto Frances reelection would

crisp $40 bills to light his cigars, and
bought new silk hat every morning
which he converted into a football in
the afternoon. He gave it out that he
expected to buy the town and made such
display of himself that the people sup
posed he was a real, genuine million
aire. He was admired by many of Cen
terville's fastest and best, still he was
unhappy and turned away from all this
flattery TO drown his sorrow in the bowl.
Utah and Montana.
Steam motors are used on the street
railways of Butte.
The glass factory at Salt Lake City
has started up with force of tifty-six
men.
Vast quantities of Utah potatoes are
being shipped east. They bring $1.10
per 100 pounds on the cars.
Salt Lake real estate is flying high in
price, with an increasing demand. The
Mormon footstool is appreciating.
The building outlook for 1883 in
Helena is decidedly promising. Build
ings already planned will require an ex-
ponditure of over $9OO,OOO.
About seven hundred men are en-
.ployed in the construction of the Ana
conda new smelter. 1t will contain
thirty-two furnaces and will increase
the capacity 5000 tons day.
A handsome society lady has jumped
into fame in Helena. While walking
along Fifth avenue recently, running
team suddenly turned into the street.
Realizing her danger instantly, she
placed one gloved hand (the other hold
ing parasol) on q four-board fence and
cleared it at one bound, her dress
scarcely touching it.. The performance
was so neatly and quickly done that it
drew from the spectators enthusiastic
leap year applause. In response to the
encore, the lady said: 81 really don't
know how did it; never attempted
anything of the kind before"
The Pacific Coast.
The electric light wires in San Jose
are to be put under ground.
The people of Frensno have sub
scribed Sl00, 900 toward building new
railroad to San Francisco.
Thomas d. Tongue is the name of
prominent politician OF Oregon. He
will be heard from this summer.
The output of precious metals in
Idaho will most likely amount to S1O,-
10000 for 1888, against 81 500 in 1887.
The actal yield of the Delhi mine,
near North San Juan, CAL, for 1887 was
SlS1 ,32l.21. The expenses were $S9, ,409,-
83.
Shasta county is said to contain one
of the best chrome mines in the world.
1t is located on Shotgun creek, on the
railroad, not far from Sims station.
The new liquor license law passed by
the last Idaho legislature gives every
incorporated town 80 per cent of the Ii
cenca npnav and the rpmai 10 rar
cent goes to the territory.
A hunter near Canyon City, Or,
short time since shot q cougar and cap
tured her young ones, small kittens.
He had litter of young hounds athome
and he placed the young cougars among
them, and they are thriving we'll. They
lie around in front OF the fire and play
with each other just like two ordinary
kittens.
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Special Excursion Rates

To Minneapolis Exposition and Min.
ncsota State Fair via the Northern Paci-
tic II. Il. Excursion tickets will be sold
to Minneapolis and return for the Expo
sition OIL the following dates ut one fare
for the round trip, tickets good to return
to destination until Monday following
date of sale, viz: Aug. p, %: % p, % and
30; Sept. ], !, 6, is, 20, DO %, % and %
Every day from Sept. to Is, inclusive
tickets will be soldto either st. Paul OF
Minneapolis at one fare for the round
trip. good TO return to destination one
day after being stamped at st. Paul OF
Minneapolis, but not later than Sept. IL.
On account of the Minnesota State Fair,
tickets will be sold to either st. Paul OF
Minneapolis and return every day OH
Sept. s to Is, inclusive, good to return
one day after being stamped at st. Paul
or Minneapolis, but not later than Sept.
IL. All Exposition and State Fair
tickets will include admission cupons ut
twenty-five cents each for Exposition
and fifty cents each for the State Fair,
which will be added to the railroad
rates. For rates inquire of ticket agents
n. =. II. II. rs
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Takes the Earth

last week the st. Vincent New Era
was removed to the largest and most
elegant "print shop in the country. No
metropolitan daily can boast more cx-
tensiye building, and the architecture is
at once simple and grand. An I'M
mcnse Transparent dome of ethereal blue,
coincident with the sky, arches over a
floor of emerald green. Though of but
one storey in height, yet the floor room
is ample for the cases and stands ofthe
composing stall, the lithoyrapl,ins APP
paratus, the bindery, job presses, steam
engine. electric light plant, pcrfccting
web presses and editorial desks.
Notwithstanding the amount of space
used for the large plant Of the New Era
we find scatteld about OH the ground
floor a large number of small towns and
embryo cities. Among the latter are
"Pig's Eye" and "ATillcr's Ring Town."
places Of considerable prctentions, but
they in no way interfere with the pub
lication Of the New Era except when
railway stations or custom officers are
called into question. But we have not
space to fully describe the vastness of
this beautiful structure, but for further
particulars would refer our readers to the
opening chapters of Genesis.
In this vast edticc Bro. Deacon has
selected his quarters near the "City Of
the Dead" for the sake of quiet, and
here, weekly, where
Tall poplar trees their shadows throw
in his shirt sleeves, lie grinds out those
grand, broad-guagc editorials which, are
to Brother Love, Of the Enterprise. like
a chcstnut-burr under horses tail!
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sEt:IiI:.

Crawford's elevator is nearly complct-
cd
County Atty. Mcguuicr was in Necl,e
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jennings and family visited Nccllc
;lst week,
Mr.. Wilcox and family are expected
home this week.
johnson & Holmes have sold for their
share, 10 binders.
Rev. Vim. Mullins returned on the 2ol
from a two weeks visit in Manitoba.
j. 4. Marion is on the sick list this
week. That accounts for Joe being SO
cranky.
Mr.. Fansct has secured the services Of
a French clerk in the person of Mr..
Hector Anger.
Tom. Fred and Will, les trois Nous
quetaires de Sccllc, have each their
queen to please.
Mr.. Coblentz. Of Grctna, and Mr.. Hy-
man, of Manitou, were in Neclle bound
for PemLina and Emerson.
The McFadden boys came home from
Winnipeg smiling, both their horses lav-
ing taken first money at the races.
Dave Smith has returned from short
trip to Fargo where lie took in Barnum's
show. He gives big account Of the
show.
Mr.. A. Douville has just imported
pair of brood mares from Canada through
Mr.. Harris Of Grctna. They are fine
team.
Bill Elliott's Fiddler did not do as well
as expected at the Hamilton races. Mr..
Elliott will try his luck again in Grand
Forks.
Our elevators range as follows. starting
at the south end: Minneapolis & North.
ern, Northwestern, Brass & Co., and
Crawford.
John u. Norm has opened his place
Of business, which is very neat one.
He will keep full stock of fruits and
Harry Mason. who took his sick wife
to Montreal some time ago, is back to
Necllc. lie reports Mrs. Mason much
improved in health.
Crops south of Neche have some of
them been slightly touched by the frost,
willie OIL the north the frost did not i'll
jure the crops at all.
Mr.. Joe Lee went to Winnipeg last
Friday to meet his sister WHO came from
Mount Forest, Canada. Miss Lee isl
visiting at Mrs. Langton's.
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E.rYE,

Last Saturday evening the electors in
District No. s. north township Of toilette,
met under the craftsmanship of Supt.
Jackson to settle OIL the division of the
district. The movement for division
originated Will, the voters in the soutl,
ofthe district, and SO anxious were they
for better school privileges that they
were prepared and made a very liberal
offer to the north side to let them 20 in
peace. The oiIer was to divide the dis
trict i'll half, to give the north side the
Old school house and to pay 5000 of the
outstanding bonded indebtedness in
CURED for the school house. The offer
WAS accepted and Supt. Jackson then de-
clarcd the district divided, the north
halfto retain the original number s and
the south half to DC numbered S.. The
officers elected for district So are John
George. director; Clias. Mcpherson,
clerk; JAS. McCauley, treasurer. The
old school house will probably be moved
Il mile and half further north, and a
new one built either Oil the town site at
toilette station or near there. We con-
graduate the good people of the old dis
trict number s OH the peaceablc and
favorable solution Of this question, and
believe that before district No. So num-
beis as many years as old district No. s.,
that it will take two more school houses
to accommodate the public.
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Happiness depends very much on the
condition of tile liver and kidneys. The
ills oflife make but little impression on
those whose digestion is good. You can
regulate your liver and kidneys with DR..
j. II. McI.can's Liver and Kidney Balm.
$l.OO per bottle. Sold by Il. L. Lewis,
druggist. 43&f
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Will Leave.

Courtcau & Morris are now finishing
up their work and visit in Pcmbina and
leave Tuesday for Lariinorc, Dakota.
This is q positive announcement, and
parties having work at the gallery or
wish to have work done, are requested
10 govern themselves accordingly. 1t
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

Indigestion results from a partial
paralysis Of the stomach and is the
primary cause of a very large majority
of the ills that humanity is heir to. The
most agreeable and effective remedy is
DIR. j. II. McI.ean's Little Liver and
Kidney Pillets. 25c. q vial. Sold by II.
L. Lewis, druggist. 43tf
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For Sale at a BARGAIN

That large, well finished dwelling and
stable; also small dwelling, situated OIL
2nd street OH lots and 0, block q. Also
blacksmith shop. 24xGO, lot 4, block Is
town of Pcmbina. Best locations in
town. All in first-class repair. Will be
old cheap rs owner has left the county.
Apply to d. Dick,
40tf pemhina.
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For Sale.

One team heavy work horses. One
team brood work mares. Two double
wagons. Two sets double harness. One
Osborne Binder, as good rs new. The
above will be sold cheap and OH easy
terms. Will take beef cattle in part
payment. 1t WALTER j. S. TRAIL.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24
Photography,

Our Photograph Gallery is now open
every day and we arc prepared to do
first class work in every particular. Call
and see US. We guarantee satisfaction.
soft SHORT Bros,
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Far better than til. harsh treatment of
medicines which horribly grippe the pa
tient and destroy the coating of the
stomach. DIR. J. II. McI.can's Chills and
Fever Cure by mild yet effective action
will cure. SOC. per bottle. Sold by X.
L. Lewis. e 1877
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Nominating Convention.

a nominating convention of the "Tem-
perance and Farmers party" will he
held in the Town hall, Hamilton, Tues.
day, Sept. 18th. 'SS. at 10 am. Caucuses
will be held in each polling precinct
Sept. 18th, 'Ss, at S pm. Full notices
later. BY order Of the central commit.
tee. JOHN MCMILLAN,
IiIos. w. WRIGHT, Secretary.
Chairman. SO
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Binding Irvine

Shaw & Charlton have disposed Of IL
large amount Of binding Irvine, but have
yet enough to fill orders at rock bottom
prices "a
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MoRE interest is being taken in the
Building Association and the enter
prise bids fair TO be IL help to our city.
At the meeting OH Saturday evening,
81 500 was sold at twenty per cent bonus.
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SERVICES in the NJ. l.. cl,urci, next Sab.
bath. Preaching by pastor, Rev. c. ii.
Trcg'awny. II a. H., THE Refner."
ESQ p. M. Ordinary People" All are
cordially invited.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

G. A. BOOKER arrived in town Monday
from Illinois will, a car load of MS fine
heavy drauglt horses as ever unloadcd
from Il car in Pcmbina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrll Remedy
Price 30 cents. Nasal injector free. For
sale by Il. l.. Lewis. Oily
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I.rol,atc Nniic..

rs the matter of the estate Of George II. Hutch,
l-dcceased.
Notice is hereby given that all persons inter.
cStcd III said estate appear before the Judge of
this court on Saturday the ssnd day of Septe,u.
ber 1855 at .o'clock, y. Ill. at the court house in
the city Of Pcml'na. in snii county. then and
there 30 show cause (if any there hey why LICENSE
Shot, not be granted 10 the administrator to
sell Lines :: ofnw :. and II !: of sw i, see. "a
twp. !Gs, rungc5s. +. A. AnMSTRoH.:,
Judgeuf Probate
INlllhllu. ANly. lSlll. ISM. FL
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Honest John, who took eli the first
moneys at Pembins, Emerson, Neclle
and Winnipeg. was sold at the latter
place for nieo round sum.
James Washer, our Jewler, lbs sold
several fine watches lately, amongst
them one to Mr.. Brien, for $40. ITS q
jewel of watch but it is a big price,"
Wilcox & Flctts hardware store is be-
ing enlarged and alterations made for
their stock of household furniture which
will, in ihe future be kept OH the first
floor.
Joe NORM las got through cutting
some SO acres of wheat. He brought in
sample of his wheat which will surely
grade No. l hard if there is such grade
allowed this year.
Tim O'Brlen took in the Winnipeg
races and made enough money betting
on Honest John to pay his expenses
there and back, which cannot DO less
than dollar or so.
Horace Brien, WIN. Roberts, II. L.
Holmes, Asa Fansett. WIN. Elliott and
Joe Lee are making preparations for the
first of September. Prairie chickens,
look out for them!
Mr.. Arnold and daughter, of Manitou,
were i'll town this week, guests ut the
Elliott house. Mr.. Arnold is doing a
good business in that town and his
friends are pleased to know 1t.
A meeting of the members oftlle II. q.
congregation, Of Neche, is called for Sun.
day afternoon, to take in consideration
the services of a resident priest and
other important business. Rev. Father
st. Pierre will be present.
Result of teachers examination al
Neche, Aug, eth, 1888.
Eva A. Foster. Hamilton, End; w. ].
Wilson, Wexford, End; Leonard Webb
Cavalier, End; Louis Bjornson. Cavalier
End; Nangie Hills, Tyner. 3rd; Jessie
Mclver, Crystal 3rd; Minnie Oliver, St
Thomas, 3rd; Ida Brandon, Ernest, 3rd
q. d. Smith, Neche, Bird; R,ndolf Mar.
tin, Hallson. 3rd; Alice Wilson, Wexford
under Is years of age.
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rcmbinu, Aug. 18th, lsss. '"'se'' ff''s y!
m S. LAND oFFIcE. GRAND FORKS n 7

>. HAND UFFIEE, ENAND FORKS d. T
" sAugust 2tll. lSSS.
Notice IL hereby given That the blow i,,r man,
cd settler has filed notice of hi, Intention to
make final proofin support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
and cx-ohcio clerk OF probate court of Peinbina
County, ID: T.. on Oct. Bird, 1898. viz: Lewis $.
Pnrdy for lnt:, sw Or, sc ar, rec. &c, and lois
and sec. b, twp. lt., range5I,
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of snid land, viz: Louis l'ari.ea,l, Francis IAri.
sean, James u. McAulcy. John L.. Pariseau, o
Joliet. $40 j. N. Z, RBET, Register
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&c. Ross is about purchasing the cor
her Which lie occupies; consideration
about $500.
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Pierre Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
OF Pierre, Dakota; notary public, money
to loan and farms for sale.
stiff JOS. LAPoRTE, Dakota.
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Surf. RlcmMoND was in town Monday
paying employees along the line.
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corners, and in a few days the Stars and
Stripes will float over I. G. Nyrick's end
of the depot.
THEY keep OH chipping away at the
brush and trees OH Chippewa Street and
the daylight lot in shows it to be one of
the prettiest residence streets in Pembi.
ma. D. Dick, Esq. is the man who is
cleaning up his lots now.
THE Opera House had an appreciative
attendance OIL Wednesday evening, and
thoroughly enjoyed the SPLENDID bill
prepared for the occasion. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Jack gave great enjoyment in the rendi-
ton Of scenes from tho popular comedy
of the School for Scandal, and Miss Annie
Firman, (NIrs. John jack besides show
in2 herself superb actress. rendered a
finely executed recital for the piano.
Failing Leaves" was a rare treat, and
proved the lady to be an accomplished
musician. The several ballads displayed
a soprano voice of excellent culture,
capable of much feeling and inspiration.
Her German song and MARBLE was loudly
encored. Mr.. Jack in his selection from
the "Rivals" and "Falstaff'' proved him
tho talented actor for which lie has
gained q worldwide renown. Little
Arthur Firmin-Jack deserves very
favorable mention for his sweet yet
manly rendition of Scanlan's Rose song.
He got splendid recall. Those who
failed to put i'll all appearance OIL that
occasion missed one of tho best enter
tainments oft lie season. We hope to
have the pleasure of seeing these artists
OH some future occasion.-Winnipeg Silt.
ings.
BRIEFs.-A bill poster for the Mime
apolis Exposition was in town Saturday
ornamenting our bill boards and every
vacant place with big posters advertising
the exposition.....Mrs. S. Birch and Miss
Jennie Graham returned from their ex-
tcnsive visit TO Grand Forks and Mimic
this week...."J. NJ. Wylie and son, of
Drayton, and W. Moses and son, of
Alexandria, passed through Pembina OH
their way to Winnipeg Monday; both of
the firm Of Moses Il Wylic, merchants of
Dmyton. Mr.. Wylie and son returned
Wednesday. the other two remaining in
Winnipeg visiting fricnds......AIrs. Il. IL.
Megquier returned from her visit to
Southern Minnesota Tucslay.....C. w.
Andrews, of Wallalla, was in town We'd
nesday. his first visit since his return
from the east. He wasaway two months
and half visiting a number of promin-
cnt places in Canada and the Atlantic
states.....J. D, Trcnlolmc was in town
Wednesday .....Charlcy llaight and fun
lily have moved out on Scribner's farm
west of town......C. Gaulct made brief
visit TO Winnipeg last Miss
Pariseau, OF toilette. Inns gone to Mont.
real to attend college .....F. ID. Harrison
and wife took drive through the west
ern part OF the country last week, re.
turning Friday morning. He gives a
good and favorable description of the
crops in the localities he visited.....Mr.
Courlcau. photographer, returned from
Warren Wcdnesday.."..A good number
OF harvest hands arrived in town yes
tcnlay via the n. L. roatl.... Supt. Rich
inond was in town Yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. Updikc, parents of Mrs. W. G.
Short, arrived in town yesterday and
will he visiting here few days.
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ON every one.
DIED.

GnEESwooD.-On Monday, August cOth,
James, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Greenwood, aged 10 months and 90
days.
This was ono Of the twin boys that
came to gladden. the household of our
neighbors last year, and his death leaves
vacancy in the household that can
only he filled with sorrow. Tile rela-
tives have the sympathy of the commun.
ity.
wlSrER.-At Milton. Cavalier Co., Oak,
on August Goth, at 10 n.m., Charles w.
Winter. formerly of Clatl,am, Ont.
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Pains in the small of the back indi.
cate diseased condition of the liver or
kidneys. which may be easily removed
by the use of DIR. ]. II. McLean's Liver
and Kidney Balm, $l.OO per bottle.
Sold by II. L. Lewis. 43tf
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TIE railroad company arc having
flag staff made for the customs that will
surpass any yet raised around the four
corners, and in a few days the Stars and
Stripes will float over +. G. Nyrick's end
of the depot.
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THEY keep OH chipping away at the
brush and trees OH Chippewa Street and
the daylight lot in shows it to be one of
the prettiest residence streets in Pembi.
ma. D. Dick, Esq. is the man who is
cleaning up his lots now.
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Township Meeting

Minutes Of township meeting, held
August Nth. Board met pursuant to
call from clerk. Present, full board.
j. Henry Abrams reported that he
considered that the road across the
Geroux Slough could now be built.
The following tenders were received
for completing grade across Gcroux
Slough: II. II. Vaughn, $l.55lGO; II. j.
Ross, 81 $50; Louis o. johnson, 81 400.
On motion Of J. Kabcrnaglc, seconded
by j. II. Abrams, the tender of Louis O.
johnson for complctin: grade across
Gcroux Slough, was accepted.
On motion the board adjourned as to
board to receive tenders, and rc-convcn-
cd to pass the following bills: n. Hon-
man, - days as road supervisor and half
day hauling scrapcrs, $685.; Louis o.
Johnson, work on grader from July 18th
to July o3rd, inclusive, s25; Short Bros,
oil and can for use on grader, 500; Geo.
i. Winship, for tax books, 1915; b. III.
Webster, Office desk, $40.
On motion board adjourned subject to
call from clerk. II. AYLES.
Up. Clerk.
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The Vermont Loan & Trust Co.. Dako.
ia Investment Co., of Grand Forks, Da-
kota, and several good farms for sale Mt
low figures. JOS. LAPoHrE, Neclle. 5ltf
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beating us all hollow. Appoint your
meetings, help one another and push it
up. st. Thomas has paid, l think, $275
for missions this year and it is only
about as large a place Is Morris. See
every man, woman and child, get somc-
thing from every one.
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SAMUEL AEpiES: have ono hundred
and four gond loads of lay in stack,
ploughcd fire breaks and am now ready
to harvest my grain. Don't think the
frost has hurt my crop; my garden is all
right, and wheat and oats show no
signs"
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Killed at st. Boniface.

WIN. Gingras of st. Bonifacc, a nephew
of Norman Gingras ofSt. Joseph, in this
county. was struck and killed by bar.
tender at Winnipeg on Saturday. Mr..
Gingras had been staying around town
for scveral days having good time" in
general. On the day mentioned lie got
into wrangle with a bar tender at the
Board of Trade Saloon, named James
Behan. After some scufiling the bar
tender picked up pop bottle. dealt Mr..
Gingras IL blow over the head, fracturing
the scull, causing death the following
day. A coroner's inquest brought in a
verdict Of manslaughter and Mr.. Bellan,
was remanded for trial.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

ROAD Ovcrsccr McCumber has per-
formed feat highly approved by all,
that has heretofore been neglected in
this township, lie has caused to be cut
down all weeds along public highways,
that every winter arc the main cause of
badly driftc,l roads.